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These Last Days News - May 27, 2015

Floods Bring Death and Destruction to Texas and Oklahoma...

"Great elemental tragedies, disasters, man-made and God-sent upon mankind, shall increase in volume, shall increase in intensity and numbers."  - Jesus, May 26, 1979

"Your seasons shall turn.  Upheavals of nature shall be more prevalent.  They will increase in intensity until mankind is brought to his knees." - Our Lady of the Roses, February 1, 1978

Families in one of the neighborhoods hardest hit by flooding here survived by going onto their roofs, into their attics and on top of dressers. The Toyota Center, the downtown basketball arena where the Houston Rockets played the Golden State Warriors on Monday night, became a kind of emergency shelter, as nearly 1,000 fans were allowed to stay there after the game while the storm passed and some slept in the seats.

And residents who had been under stringent water-use restrictions in 2011 during an extreme drought watched as furniture and dog bowls floated around their waterlogged homes.

Flooding brought Houston to a near-standstill on Tuesday and killed at least four people here, sending normally tame rivers and bayous surging past their banks, inundating streets and homes, and leaving roads littered with hundreds of abandoned, ruined cars.

City officials said the fatalities included a man who may have had a heart attack while pushing his car out of floodwaters, and a person whose body was found inside a towed vehicle.

At least two people remained missing in Houston after a fire rescue boat on Braes Bayou that was taking people to higher ground struck something in the water and capsized. The firefighters were rescued, but a couple in their 80s on the boat were still missing.

In addition to the four deaths in Houston, tornadoes and flooding have killed seven people in Oklahoma since Friday. The Associated Press reported Tuesday that the bodies of three victims of flooding in central Texas had been recovered, raising the death toll from the storms to at least 14 in Texas and Oklahoma.

Recovery teams continued searching Tuesday for 11 people who were unaccounted for after a rain-swollen river carried a vacation home in Wimberley, Tex., off its foundation and slammed it into a bridge downstream.

Parts of Houston were paralyzed — with shuttered schools, offices and courthouses — while other areas seemed lively as the Texas equivalent of a snow day disrupted, distracted and fascinated the nation’s fourth-largest city. A long line of 18-wheelers diverted from a closed section of Interstate 45 and snaking through a quiet residential neighborhood of historic houses and live oaks was met by residents at their doors, offering not complaints but bottles of water. And the same floodwaters that ruined homes had men, women and children gawking and at least a handful of people paddle-boarding and kayaking.

“Everybody’s pretty laid-back in this town,” said Trent Stephens, 43, who proved his point Tuesday, using his inflatable stand-up paddle board to travel to his law office by navigating down the middle of Memorial Drive. The usually traffic-choked artery resembled a lake.

“I just passed a couple of submerged cars, and I had to kind of go around them so I didn’t go over the top of the vehicle,” he said. “There was somebody in a canoe or kayak on the other side.”

Floodwaters from those storms flowed downstream from central Texas into the Houston area Monday night and Tuesday morning, bolstered by as much as 10 inches of rain that fell overnight.

By late afternoon, Mayor Annise D. Parker told reporters at Houston’s emergency operations center that the city was slowly getting back to normal.

“Much of Houston was unaffected by the weather, but the parts that were affected by the weather were very severely hit,” Ms. Parker said. “We’ve had 10 days, two weeks, of steady rain, the grounds were completely saturated and there’s really been no place for the water to go.”

One family in Meyerland, a Houston neighborhood with older ranch-style houses and newer large homes, was trapped most of the morning and early afternoon in the game room atop the garage after the one-story house flooded overnight.

Michelle Blum estimated that the damage to the house and its contents from roughly four feet of water was $500,000.

“We’re trying to stay positive for the kids, because we’ve never experienced this kind of disaster before,” Ms. Blum said in a telephone interview while she, her husband, her four children and their dog waited for the water to recede.

Houston’s Metro mass transit system suspended all rail and bus service for a time, and the Houston Independent School District, with more than 215,000 students, closed all of its schools and offices Tuesday. More than 750 abandoned vehicles were towed to city lots, officials said, and an estimated 4,000 homes had significant damage.

“As far as flooding is concerned, this ranks right up there with Allison,” Gov. Greg Abbott said, referring to Tropical Storm Allison, which caused 22 deaths in the Houston region in June 2001. He toured some of the damaged neighborhoods by helicopter.

In downtown Houston, Buffalo Bayou surged far above its banks, and street overpass signs warning drivers of a 13- to 14-foot clearance were underwater. A popular hiking trail off Interstate 10 outside downtown turned into a fast-moving river.

North of downtown, fast-rising water trapped many cars on Interstate 45; drivers seeking higher ground edged their vehicles onto shoulders and grassy slopes off the highway, to no avail, then abandoned them. Some overpasses turned into islands, with vehicles crowded onto them as motorists waited for the water to recede.

Officials said they were cautiously optimistic that the worst of the storms was behind them. By 4 p.m. Tuesday, all of the bayous that had flooded were receding. The Houston Independent School District announced that all but one of its nearly 300 schools would reopen Wednesday.

“We believe we’re going to get a break from the weather,” said Ms. Parker, the mayor. “We looked at the radar right now and it’s sort of the typical summer weather pattern, with brief pop-up thunderstorms. If we can avoid any significant precipitation over the next 24 to 48 hours, the bayous will be completely back in their banks and able to handle what’s coming next.”

Over the past three weeks, torrential rains have filled lakes and reservoirs, putting an abrupt end to a drought that had plagued much of Texas for five years, though underground aquifers will be slower to recover. Brian Fuchs, a climatologist at the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska, said 72 percent of Texas was in a drought a year ago, and 43 percent of the state three months ago. He expected that to possibly drop to single digits this week.

“To see anything like this outside of the tropics is just amazing,” he said.

In Meyerland, Zac Laviage, 9, and his family’s two dogs, Nola and Rugby, rode out much of the storm on the top bunk of his bunk bed, while his brother, Morgan, 13, was at a sleepover at a friend’s house in another part of town.

“He can sleep through anything, and he literally slept through it all,” said Jason Laviage, Zac’s father. “We did raise him from the lower bunk to the top bunk around 2 o’clock. The bottom bunk was literally under water.”

As the rain started falling, Mr. Laviage said, he did not think much of it. In a city known as the Bayou City, its many bayous and waterways often swell in rainstorms. “I honestly thought, worse-case scenario, we’d have some towels by the front door, we’d soak it up and we’d call it a night,” said Mr. Laviage, 42. But it kept getting worse, and the waters kept rising, inching toward the patio and then seeping into the house, eventually reaching about three feet high.

At one point, the two hungry dogs went into the utility room and found their food bowls afloat. Later in the morning, there was a canine extraction. The dogs and Zac were taken to a neighbor’s house on the most dependable mode of transit in the neighborhood: swimming-pool rafts.

“A word that comes to mind,” Mr. Laviage said, “is surreal.”

Families in one of the neighborhoods hardest hit by flooding here survived by going onto their roofs, into their attics and on top of dressers. The Toyota Center, the downtown basketball arena where the Houston Rockets played the Golden State Warriors on Monday night, became a kind of emergency shelter, as nearly 1,000 fans were allowed to stay there after the game while the storm passed and some slept in the seats.

And residents who had been under stringent water-use restrictions in 2011 during an extreme drought watched as furniture and dog bowls floated around their waterlogged homes.

Flooding brought Houston to a near-standstill on Tuesday and killed at least four people here, sending normally tame rivers and bayous surging past their banks, inundating streets and homes, and leaving roads littered with hundreds of abandoned, ruined cars.

City officials said the fatalities included a man who may have had a heart attack while pushing his car out of floodwaters, and a person whose body was found inside a towed vehicle.

At least two people remained missing in Houston after a fire rescue boat on Braes Bayou that was taking people to higher ground struck something in the water and capsized. The firefighters were rescued, but a couple in their 80s on the boat were still missing.

In addition to the four deaths in Houston, tornadoes and flooding have killed seven people in Oklahoma since Friday. The Associated Press reported Tuesday that the bodies of three victims of flooding in central Texas had been recovered, raising the death toll from the storms to at least 14 in Texas and Oklahoma.

Recovery teams continued searching Tuesday for 11 people who were unaccounted for after a rain-swollen river carried a vacation home in Wimberley, Tex., off its foundation and slammed it into a bridge downstream.

Parts of Houston were paralyzed — with shuttered schools, offices and courthouses — while other areas seemed lively as the Texas equivalent of a snow day disrupted, distracted and fascinated the nation’s fourth-largest city. A long line of 18-wheelers diverted from a closed section of Interstate 45 and snaking through a quiet residential neighborhood of historic houses and live oaks was met by residents at their doors, offering not complaints but bottles of water. And the same floodwaters that ruined homes had men, women and children gawking and at least a handful of people paddle-boarding and kayaking.

“Everybody’s pretty laid-back in this town,” said Trent Stephens, 43, who proved his point Tuesday, using his inflatable stand-up paddle board to travel to his law office by navigating down the middle of Memorial Drive. The usually traffic-choked artery resembled a lake.

“I just passed a couple of submerged cars, and I had to kind of go around them so I didn’t go over the top of the vehicle,” he said. “There was somebody in a canoe or kayak on the other side.”

Floodwaters from those storms flowed downstream from central Texas into the Houston area Monday night and Tuesday morning, bolstered by as much as 10 inches of rain that fell overnight.

By late afternoon, Mayor Annise D. Parker told reporters at Houston’s emergency operations center that the city was slowly getting back to normal.

“Much of Houston was unaffected by the weather, but the parts that were affected by the weather were very severely hit,” Ms. Parker said. “We’ve had 10 days, two weeks, of steady rain, the grounds were completely saturated and there’s really been no place for the water to go.”

One family in Meyerland, a Houston neighborhood with older ranch-style houses and newer large homes, was trapped most of the morning and early afternoon in the game room atop the garage after the one-story house flooded overnight.

Michelle Blum estimated that the damage to the house and its contents from roughly four feet of water was $500,000.

“We’re trying to stay positive for the kids, because we’ve never experienced this kind of disaster before,” Ms. Blum said in a telephone interview while she, her husband, her four children and their dog waited for the water to recede.

Houston’s Metro mass transit system suspended all rail and bus service for a time, and the Houston Independent School District, with more than 215,000 students, closed all of its schools and offices Tuesday. More than 750 abandoned vehicles were towed to city lots, officials said, and an estimated 4,000 homes had significant damage.

“As far as flooding is concerned, this ranks right up there with Allison,” Gov. Greg Abbott said, referring to Tropical Storm Allison, which caused 22 deaths in the Houston region in June 2001. He toured some of the damaged neighborhoods by helicopter.

In downtown Houston, Buffalo Bayou surged far above its banks, and street overpass signs warning drivers of a 13- to 14-foot clearance were underwater. A popular hiking trail off Interstate 10 outside downtown turned into a fast-moving river.

North of downtown, fast-rising water trapped many cars on Interstate 45; drivers seeking higher ground edged their vehicles onto shoulders and grassy slopes off the highway, to no avail, then abandoned them. Some overpasses turned into islands, with vehicles crowded onto them as motorists waited for the water to recede.

Officials said they were cautiously optimistic that the worst of the storms was behind them. By 4 p.m. Tuesday, all of the bayous that had flooded were receding. The Houston Independent School District announced that all but one of its nearly 300 schools would reopen Wednesday.

“We believe we’re going to get a break from the weather,” said Ms. Parker, the mayor. “We looked at the radar right now and it’s sort of the typical summer weather pattern, with brief pop-up thunderstorms. If we can avoid any significant precipitation over the next 24 to 48 hours, the bayous will be completely back in their banks and able to handle what’s coming next.”

Over the past three weeks, torrential rains have filled lakes and reservoirs, putting an abrupt end to a drought that had plagued much of Texas for five years, though underground aquifers will be slower to recover. Brian Fuchs, a climatologist at the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska, said 72 percent of Texas was in a drought a year ago, and 43 percent of the state three months ago. He expected that to possibly drop to single digits this week.

“To see anything like this outside of the tropics is just amazing,” he said.

In Meyerland, Zac Laviage, 9, and his family’s two dogs, Nola and Rugby, rode out much of the storm on the top bunk of his bunk bed, while his brother, Morgan, 13, was at a sleepover at a friend’s house in another part of town.

“He can sleep through anything, and he literally slept through it all,” said Jason Laviage, Zac’s father. “We did raise him from the lower bunk to the top bunk around 2 o’clock. The bottom bunk was literally under water.”

As the rain started falling, Mr. Laviage said, he did not think much of it. In a city known as the Bayou City, its many bayous and waterways often swell in rainstorms. “I honestly thought, worse-case scenario, we’d have some towels by the front door, we’d soak it up and we’d call it a night,” said Mr. Laviage, 42. But it kept getting worse, and the waters kept rising, inching toward the patio and then seeping into the house, eventually reaching about three feet high.

At one point, the two hungry dogs went into the utility room and found their food bowls afloat. Later in the morning, there was a canine extraction. The dogs and Zac were taken to a neighbor’s house on the most dependable mode of transit in the neighborhood: swimming-pool rafts.

“A word that comes to mind,” Mr. Laviage said, “is surreal.”

"Storms shall ravage the shores; crops will rot in the ground - famine.  Insanity, from sin, in the minds of the young. Murders.  Who shall govern your fine country, My children, in the future, as the pollution is bending the stalks.   Repent now of your sin, for the hand of just punishment is being lowered upon you." - Our Lady of the Roses, July 25, 1978

"Great elemental tragedies, disasters, manmade and God-sent upon mankind, shall increase in volume, shall increase in intensity and numbers."  - Jesus, May 26, 1979

"The Father shall chastise those He loves. Your country and many countries of your world will suffer trials of famine, earthquakes, tornadoes, and the plague. - Our Lady of the Roses, December 31, 1974

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Hurricanes, whirlwinds, floods, great heat and plagues upon mankind . . .
    Our Lady - "My child and My children, I have wandered with great speed to and fro across your earth gathering My children who will listen to Me in the last stages of My pleadings to mankind.  Yes, My children, I say the last stages, because you are fast approaching the close of your era.
    "O My children, if you only realized and acted upon My counsel!   If you only realized what is coming fast upon you!  Be it known to you in the past that there will be many eruptions of nature resulting in hurricanes, whirlwinds, floods, great heat and plagues upon mankind." (4-1-78)

    Jesus - "I want everyone upon earth to know that the great Chastisement and the punishments of droughts, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, are but minor compared to the number of lives that will be lost with the great Chastisement." (7-1-85)

   Our Lady - "The Father shall chastise those He loves.  Your country and many countries of your world will suffer trials of famine, earthquakes, tornadoes and the plague." (12-31-74)

Storms, rotting crops and famine . . .
    Our Lady - "Storms shall ravage the shores; crops will rot in the ground - famine.  Insanity, from sin, in the minds of the young. Murders.  Who shall govern your fine country, My children, in the future, as the pollution is bending the stalks.  Repent now of your sin, for the hand of just punishment is being lowered upon you." (7-25-78)

Your Country shall be caught up in a whirlwind!
    Our Lady - "As you sow, My children, so shall you reap.  And now you have yourselves to reap a whirlwind!  Your city, your country shall be caught up in a whirlwind!  Who shall pray for you but the few.   My children, I say unto you now but for the prayers of the few, your country, the United States, would have received a chastisement of blood!" (2-10-78)

Tragedies and disasters shall increase . . .
    Jesus - "Great elemental tragedies, disasters, manmade and God - sent upon mankind, shall increase in volume, shall increase in intensity and numbers.  Remember, My children, you do not understand that supernatural, for there will be accidents that are not accidents." (5-26-79)

There will be more floods . . .
Our Lady – “There will be more floods with death; more volcano eruptions with death; more accidents that are not accidents; until you will surely come to your senses and realize that there is a higher power working at this time to bring you to your knees.” (6-18-86)You are preparing to reap the whirlwind!
    Jesus - "I ask parents to restore discipline to their homes.  I demand My pastors to restore discipline to My Church upon earth.  You will not convert the masses, but you will set yourselves to be destroyed by the enemies of God, because you do not pray, because you do not seek means of mortification.  I say unto you, as your God, in the name of your Creator, that as you sow, so shall you reap - and many of you are preparing to reap the whirlwind!

   St. Michael - "I, Michael, guardian of the Faith, give fair warning to mankind that the Eternal Father, Creator and Master of all, has looked upon you and found you wanting. Measure for measure shall man be brought to his knees by trial. There shall be set upon mankind a great tribulation such as has been never seen since the beginning of man's creation, and those that pass through this great tribulation shall come forward cleansed in the Blood of the Lamb." (5-14-77)

Droughts, famine, rotting crops, hurricanes, floods . . .
    St. Michael - "Hasten, harken, and listen to the words of warning to a generation that has become perverse, degraded - and abominations committed to offend your God.  In justice and for penance, there will be visited upon your earth great trials - droughts, famine, rotting crops, hurricanes, floods, all manner of earth tremors and disturbances of nature, increasing in volume, spreading throughout your world.  There will be eruptions and manifestations that shall bring terror to the hearts of many, in places that have never seen nor heard of such volume of sound and fierce eruptions of the earth.
    "Be ye warned that houses will blow in the wind, and skin will dry up and blow off the bones as if it had never been. Eyes will see and still not believe, so hardened are the hearts of mankind.
    "The warnings, the numerous warnings that have been given to mankind have gone by unnoticed, and man continues upon his road to his own destruction.   Sins of the flesh have multiplied, and many souls are falling fast into the abyss, their eternal reward being damnation in hell." (8-21-76)

Warnings gone by unnoticed . . .
    Our Lady - "My child, many exhortations and warnings have been given to mankind.  You must go forward and refresh their memories.   Many have forgotten the warnings from Heaven, for they go about saying, 'Where is the promise of His coming, and where are the warnings that you speak of and write of?"
   "O My children, you are truly blind!  These warnings have been given for time, and an extension of time to mankind before the major catastrophe shall be sent upon you, the baptism of fire.  You have received these warnings that have gone by unnoticed: floods, hurricanes, fires, disasters, accidents that are not accidents, earthquakes in places that have never experienced such terror before.  How many warnings must the Eternal Father send upon mankind before they will awaken and do penance?
    "Prayer, atonement, and sacrifice, My children - is this too much to ask of you, in the realization of what you are going to pass through?" (9-28-76)

 The Father plans a gradual cleansing of earth . . .
    Our Lady - "Intellectual pride, My children, has been the downfall of many.  You will not enter the Kingdom unless you strip yourselves of this pride and return to Us as little children.
    "Sin and abominations have been accepted in your country and in the world as a way of life.  Whatever shall We do with the souls who are coming fast over the veil unprepared?  Whatever shall the Father do with them?"
    "When the Chastisement is given to man, it will not annihilate the world as in the time of the floods, My children.  No, the Father plans a gradual cleansing of earth.  With the return of My Son, there will remain only the sheep." (5-30-73)

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Homes that have crucifixes on all the outside doors are saved from fire, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, storms, riots, etc.

The Blood of the Lamb...
    "For the Lord will pass through striking the Egyptians: and when he shall see the blood on the transom, and on both the posts, he will pass over the door of the house, and not suffer the destroyer to come into your houses and to hurt you." (Exodus 12:23)

Crucifix on front and back door...
   Jesus - "Pray and wear your sacramentals.   And, also, My children, I ask you again to place a crucifix upon your door. Both front and back doors must have a crucifix. I say this to you because there will be carnage within your areas, and this will pass you by if you keep your crucifix upon your doors." (6-30-84)

    Jesus - "All who place the crucifix upon their front doors shall be saved like the passing of the lamb." (6-18-84)

Angel of Death will pass by...
   Jesus - "Yes, My child, in the great Chastisement a ball of fire shall fall into the waters killing all that is living in the seas.  And, also, unfortunately, because they could not listen and change their ways, many will die also from the flames and also from the waters.  Those living along the coastlines, We caution them to keep a sacramental and a crucifix upon their doors, for the angel of death shall not enter your home." (7-1-85)

Crucifix has Great Power...
   Jesus - "We demand a crucifix, because demons - many of the highest ones in the realms of hell cannot stand the sight of a crucifix.   They will not approach your door.  I give you this knowledge, My children, though it is not common knowledge, My children, though it is not common knowledge upon earth, that the crucifix has great power against satan." (6-18-87)

Homes saved form Hurricane Gloria...
    Jesus - "My child, We specifically brought you here this evening after the last trial of the past week.  This was allowed to come upon you with no destruction to your home.  However, you knew the fear of fleeing to the mountains.  We directed you, My child, and you did well.  And you escaped having to suffer the hours of darkness, and the sound of the howling of the winds, and the rise of the waters.  But, My child and My children, it will happen again, but this time it will claim lives.
    "Do not be affrighted, My child; I did not say that this will happen to your home on Long Island again.  You suffered not the moments of terror.   We did not wish for you to succumb from sorrow at that time, My child, so We sent you to the mountains; and you returned once the winds had died down to find a home still intact.
    "I must reveal, My children, to the world again, that you are to keep a crucifix on your front door and your back door. All entrances to your home must be guarded by the crucifix.  There has not been one home on Long Island that had a crucifix on its door that did fall to any evil.  I do not speak of the trees, My child; I speak of mankind.  You did not know a major disaster as has happened, My children, in Mexico.  You see, My child, I set you down in that area to bring the word to mankind, and it was through these words that many listened and the passed through the horrible experience of a hurricane." (10-5-85)

Do you have crucifixes on all your outside doors?  If not, put crucifixes on your outside doors now!  Save your home and your loved ones from destruction.

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Many people have had their homes protected from disaster by having a crucifix on the outside of their outside doors.

Dear Bayside Shrine Workers,
    A tornado passed through our town of Westlake, Louisiana early in the morning of January 13, 1995.  No damage came to our house, but two trees fell down in my mother’s front yard.  The electric light utility pole on my mother’s house broke during the storm, and a neighbor said he saw a big flash of fire spread right across the utility pole on to the top of my mother’s roof, but no damage came.   The fire vanished almost immediately. My trailer was rocking with the wind, so was my grandmother’s trailer house, too, but no damage to either one of them.  An electric fire also flashed over my grandmother’s trailer on the roof, but no damage.
    My mother, my grandmother, and my sister--we all have blessed wooden crucifixes on the outside doors of our houses.  We also have the blessed Rose Petals, the holy statues of Our Lady, and the Green Scapulars in our homes.  We all give thanks to Our Lady of the Roses for sparing us any damages on our homes.  Also, our Bayside group gets out the Bayside directives and the messages of Bayside in our area.   We believe this work has spared our area from much disaster in the past of floods, tornadoes and storms.
from Louisiana

Crucifixes on door saves H & H Store...
    On June 30, 1984, Jesus said: "And also, My children, I ask you again to place a crucifix upon your door.  Both front and back doors must have a crucifix.  I say this to you because there will be carnage within your areas, and this will pass you by if you keep your crucifix upon your doors."
    Let us now see the factual proof of Heaven’s protection, to those who follow Our Lady’s counsel.  At a "Stop ‘n’ Go" shop at the corner of Jackson St. and Orange Ave. in Paramount, looters broke the windows and cleaned the store of $20,000 to $40,000 in merchandise, including freezers.  One clerk there exclaimed, "Everything was taken!" Two weeks later it was just starting to reopen again to customers.
    Three blocks away, at the corner of Garfield Ave. and Alondra Blvd., was a different story. "H & H Store," also in Paramount, suffered six broken windows, not including the broken glass front door.  Yet with this difference: Nothing was taken.  Owner Juliette Cota gratefully affirmed, "Nothing taken!   Not even a bar of soap!"  A great mystery, considering several of the broken windows were large enough for the looters to easily pass through.  So what was the difference?  The owner had been warned by a local Bayside believer to put up a crucifix on the front door, and she did.  A believer herself, she is now also telling others why her shop was spared.  Her son, fearful of future riots, is desirous to sell the shop and move.  Juliette, the mother and owner, confidently told us, "I am not afraid."

Dear Veronica,
    I sent you a picture that I feel is a miracle of Our Lady of the Roses.   We have the picture, a beautiful statue of Our Lady of the Roses.  On the outside, outdoors it is.  As you know, we in Oakland, California, had a terrible disaster fire that destroyed 3,500 homes.  I am enclosing this special statue picture. It was not touched by the fire, which destroyed all the homes in the block.   I feel this is a precious moment and a photo of the power of the Virgin Mary of the Roses.  Now for our own home, three homes were destroyed by fire, all around ours.   Here is the whole thing.  In your literature sent me, it was mentioned to place a crucifix on your doors, which I did.  The fire destroyed our roof and some trees but our home was spared from destruction.  I truly believe the Blessed Mother protected our home because all homes around us, in back of ours were completely destroyed.   I thought this was noteworthy, and please thank the Blessed Mother of the Roses in one of your visitations.  I pass out all rosaries and scapulars I get and I am dedicated to serve the Blessed Mother and Jesus as long as I live.  From Oakland, California

    Can you afford to be without crucifixes on the outside of your outside doors? If you don’t have them, order Heaven’s Home Protection Packet for $5.00 listed in the sacramental section of the order form.  The following are more examples of other homes protected by having crucifixes on the outside doors.

    A lady in Brooklyn, New York, had her apartment protected from the fire in the apartment below her.

    Another lady near the Atlantic Ocean had her camping trailer protected with crucifixes on the doors when Hurricane Hugo came through South Carolina.   No damage whatsoever when homes near were blown away.  Even the lattice leaning against the bottom of her trailer was not washed or blown away.

    A gentleman from New Orleans reported his home was spared, when all his neighbors lost the roofs of their houses in a hurricane.  He had one shingle missing and he thought that was gone before the storm.

    In the San Francisco earthquake, a lady was living on the second floor of an apartment building with crucifixes on the doors.  After the earthquake, her apartment was on the first floor.  The apartment below her lost everything.   She didn’t even have one dish break.  The great power of the crucifix!   Can you afford not to have crucifixes on your doors?

To Our Lady of the Roses:
    We live in Western Massachusetts where Hurricane "Bob" came through.  We had crosses on our outside doors.  No damage was done to our home or property.
    On both sides of us people had trees down.  Trees were broken in half etc.  One tree fell in the middle of the street and shook our house but that was all.  Trees and lines were down in the whole neighborhood.  We had no electricity for eight hours.
    During that time, it brought home to us the messages Our Lady talks about where there would be no utilities.  Tell everyone they need their crosses on the outside of all their outside doors.
Yours truly,  Louis from Massachusetts

EDITOR'S COMMENT:  Evil is accelerating and the Anti-Christ forces are gaining power in the world.  When the persecution starts, all Christian web sites on the internet will be forced to close.  Be sure to have in your possession all the following items: the Bayside Prophecy books, Bayside Medals, Douay-Rheims Bibles, the Protection Packets, Candles, Sacramentals, and Religious Books.  Purchase these items now while they are still available!  You will urgently need them in the days ahead.  Also, you can print out all PDF files for the Directives from Heaven and all of the Bayside Prophecies.  Copy Our Lady's messages and the Directives from Heaven now while they are still available!  Pray to the Holy Spirit for wisdom and guidance on how to prepare now and for the days ahead when the Antichrist is revealed.  Viva Cristo Rey!

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