Addiction to signs

I am not called to be seen often in ecstasies but to write the truth, the truth that hurts. The clapping on of hands during Holy Masses as reaction to the truth that this blog has been writing and posting lately is a sure sign the Archdiocese of Davao is wounded. It is a good sign, though, you are alive. "Ouch!" is an interjection normal to somebody whose wounds are undergoing treatment -- but eventually the pain dies down because the wound heals. It is not only me who is called to write or tell the truth that hurts but heals. There are other instruments through whom the Lord Jesus Christ and Heaven speak. I am gradually introducing them to you. There is one greater than lower instruments like me. Lower instruments will speak for a time. Then time will come when only one instrument will speak. And those who still speak aside from this one will be false. The current onslaught of technologies has bombarded us with a deluge of information. Some are true; others, false. The voice of God in written and spoken forms is in this ocean of information in the internet. Discernment is a gift but false obedience obscures this gift if we have it. False obedience endangers the Faith as well. To believe is to see -- that is faith. "To see is to believe" is grammatically inappropriate because we do not "believe" that which we are already seeing with your own eyes. It is already a fact, it is bound to happen. It is normal. Nothing special. We are just "watching," not "believing." "Seeing," in all truth, can help our faith as the "doubting Thomas" -- yes. But you have already seen quite a number of signs. Why do you still doubt? Ah, still waiting for that dramatic, supernatural change in my personal life and my family? That will surely come to pass. But we have become signs-addicted. We are so much more attached to "seeing" than "believing." In that case, the faith of the "doubting Thomas" was better. Please do not be heavily concerned on "signs, wonders and miracles." Even Satan can do those. You, however, have "seen" so much of this. Thomas had believed after seeing. So believe now. In the beginning of this blog, Heaven has warned you to stop clapping during Holy Masses. By this continued practice, you are calling upon vengeance from Heaven to come down on us. Vengeance did indeed come upon us, the election of DU30 to the presidency. This blog had a vision of him stepping down but this will not take place unless you do something. Return reverence and respect to the Sacrifice of the Mass: firstly, stop clapping your hands; secondly, stop associating with demonic, secret societies. Mass-attenders follow your example and we are harvesting its bitter fruit. In a homily, one priest had a testimony of himself as an "altar boy" seeing the Lord Jesus Christ in the place of the priest doing consecration at Mass. You were "seeing" a vision of the Lord, the vision must have changed how you see the Mass -- but how you strike your palms against one another in your Masses now as a priest? So believe now and be reverent.