Mudanças de planos podem te aguardar
Mudanças de planos podem te aguardar, mas, sobretudo, para aqueles cujas almas estão preparadas para quando o Senhor lhes vier visitar. Por isso, eu te digo: no momento em que, atualmente, tu vives, estejas tu preparado para aquilo que o Senhor quiser te reservar; naturalmente, o mal ele não há de te querer. Tudo o que parte do Senhor é para o teu bem querer, é para a tua salvação, realização. Por isso, quanto a isto não tens o que temer. Se o Senhor vier te visitar, mais do que a ti tu hás de lhe pertencer. Contudo, ele te dará as condições para realizar o que for a sua vontade, o que for o seu querer. Tu sabes que, ao longo da tua vida, nem tudo aconteceu da forma como tu quiseste planejar. Coisas que já viveste ou que estás vivendo não foram, de todo, anteriormente planejadas, avaliadas; tampouco forma tão somente coisas que foram acontecendo; havia, por um lado, uma decisão tua, um consentimento teu; havia, por outro lado, condições de possibilidade, de favorabilidade que fizeram acontecer isto em que agora se deu. Enquanto depender de ti, estejas tu preparado para aquilo que o Senhor te colocará aos teus cuidados e pelo qual serás tu responsabilizado; o Senhor estará ao teu lado, não te deixará. Mudança de planos aconteceram na vida de Maria que nem pensava em conhecer homem e o anjo lhe apareceu e disse-lhe que seria mãe de Jesus, Filho de Deus, cujo nome é santo. Mudança de planos de vida aconteceu na vida de Izabel que nem tinha idade para conceber e concebeu. Mudanças aconteceram na vida de homem e de mulheres entregues a outros cuidados, como Inácio de Loiola, ferido em batalha, como Francisco de Assis que viu seus planos encerrados. Mudança de planos acontecem, mesmo para aqueles que julgam que não merecem. Eles se caracterizam por darem sentido a uma nova razão de se viver; por isso, estejas tu disponível para a graça do Senhor, para o momento em que ela vier acontecer. (Padre Airton)
“Changes in our plans may occur, so that, as long as you live, your life may become more meaningful. You may expect changes in plans, especially for those souls who are prepared for the Lord’s visit. Therefore, I tell you: at the present moment, in the circumstances you are going through, be prepared for whatever the Lord has in store for you; of course He will not want any evil for you. Everything coming from the Lord is for your good, it is for your salvation, for your accomplishment. So, in this why you have nothing to fear. If the Lord visit you, you will belong to him more than you belong to yourself. However, He shall give you the means to accomplish his will, his wanting. You well know that during your lifetime, things didn’t always turn out as you had planned. Things you have gone through or are going through right now weren’t entirely planned, nor were they appraised in advance; these were also not things that simply happened; on one hand there was a decision of your own, your personal agreement; on the other hand, certain conditions were favorable and made it possible for things to turn out as they did. As long as it depends on you, be therefore prepared for that which the Lord is placing under your care and for which you shall be held responsible; the Lord will stand by you, He won’t leave you. Changes in plans occurred in Mary’s life; she had never thought of knowing a man, and the angel appeared to announce she would be the mother of Jesus, the Son of God, whose name is Holy. Changes in life plans occurred in Elisabeth’s life; she had passed the age to conceive a child, yet she conceived. Changes in plans happened in lives of men and women, busy with different occupations, such as Ignatius of Loyola, who was wounded in battle, such as Francis of Assisi who saw his projects come to an end. Changes in plans do happen, even for those who think they don’t deserve it. They hold a common characteristic in giving new meaning and reason for living; therefore be open to the grace of the Lord and for the moment when that shall come to pass.” (Father Airton)
“Changes in our plans may occur, so that, as long as you live, your life may become more meaningful. You may expect changes in plans, especially for those souls who are prepared for the Lord’s visit. Therefore, I tell you: at the present moment, in the circumstances you are going through, be prepared for whatever the Lord has in store for you; of course He will not want any evil for you. Everything coming from the Lord is for your good, it is for your salvation, for your accomplishment. So, in this why you have nothing to fear. If the Lord visit you, you will belong to him more than you belong to yourself. However, He shall give you the means to accomplish his will, his wanting. You well know that during your lifetime, things didn’t always turn out as you had planned. Things you have gone through or are going through right now weren’t entirely planned, nor were they appraised in advance; these were also not things that simply happened; on one hand there was a decision of your own, your personal agreement; on the other hand, certain conditions were favorable and made it possible for things to turn out as they did. As long as it depends on you, be therefore prepared for that which the Lord is placing under your care and for which you shall be held responsible; the Lord will stand by you, He won’t leave you. Changes in plans occurred in Mary’s life; she had never thought of knowing a man, and the angel appeared to announce she would be the mother of Jesus, the Son of God, whose name is Holy. Changes in life plans occurred in Elisabeth’s life; she had passed the age to conceive a child, yet she conceived. Changes in plans happened in lives of men and women, busy with different occupations, such as Ignatius of Loyola, who was wounded in battle, such as Francis of Assisi who saw his projects come to an end. Changes in plans do happen, even for those who think they don’t deserve it. They hold a common characteristic in giving new meaning and reason for living; therefore be open to the grace of the Lord and for the moment when that shall come to pass.” (Father Airton)