Kérizinen Messages From Jesus And Mary In Brittany

Paperback: Kérizinen Messages From Jesus And Mary In Brittany is an account of the Apparitions of Jesus and Mary from 1938 to 1965. The messages from Jesus and Mary in this book are a transcription from the handwritten notebooks of the seer Jeanne-Louise Ramonet, a poor and uneducated woman. The notes and explanations of these messages are the result of extensive conversations with Jeanne-Louise, as well as a study of archives and other documents. The apparitions lasted 27 years from 15 September 1938 to 1 October 1965. There were 71 apparitions: 15 of Jesus and Mary together, 11 of Jesus Christ alone, 43 apparitions of the Blessed Virgin alone, 1 of the Holy Family and a vision of a picture. The majority of these apparitions were accompanied by messages - there were sixty-five messages, all printed in this book.

The prophetic part of the messages is relevant to the time of the Tribulation - in the 2020s. More importantly, the teachings of Jesus are particularly rich and deep in theology. The messages of Our Lady cover a number of topics, and particularly request devotion and consecration to the Two Hearts united in the Holy Spirit. They also underline the serious consequences of forgetting God, and encourage conversion because Jesus is "the Way, the Truth, the Life". These writings are also an invitation to the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist, to prayer, in particular the Rosary, and to the demand for love of neighbour. The messages should be studied.

About the seer: The visionary or seer Jeanne-Louise Ramonet at the time of the apparitions was 28 years of age and living in the old family home which was small and poor. She was born on 7 October 1910, the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Her parents were farmers. There were nine children in the household and she was the fourth child. Their life was very humble and hard. During her youth, she suffered from poor health. She took on the work on the farm when her parents died and work there until her retirement in 1970. She remained faithful to the faith of her baptism. She passed away peacefully, armed with the sacraments of the Church, on Sunday 19 February 1995, at the age of 84. She rests in the cemetery of Plounévez-Lochrist, a commune in the Finistère department of Brittany in north-western France.