CREATED BY GOD FOR HIS PLAN OF LOVE

If you believe you come from God the Creator, you must know that He formed you and has established a mission for your life.

A person inventing something has a purpose. The inventors of T.V., radio, cell phone, and computer had very specific goals in mind. If inventors decided to use their abilities however imperfect, how can we fail to understand that the Creator of the universe also acted with clear objectives? When He created the human beings, He had clear objectives. And such objectives can be summed up in one word: LOVE.

If you read and believe in the Holy Scriptures, you can clearly see how God began creation. The first book is Genesis. Please, read Genesis first chapter from the beginning to understand the creation not only of the universe but also of us human beings: And God said: “Let us make humankind in our image, after our likeness; let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, the birds of the sky, the domestic animals, and all the reptiles.” So, God created man in his own image; in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. And God blessed them and said to them: “Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it; have dominion over the fish of the sea, the birds of the sky, and every living creature that moves on the earth.” (Genesis 1:26–28) God’s love is herein revealed from the very beginning. Every day He created something new, but only once —when creating human beings— did He say, “I create them in My image and likeness.” He did not say this about the other things. I think this shows His purpose: form us in our mother’s womb with a purpose of LOVE. His plan is for His children to be happy.

We, sinner parents —because no one is perfect—would not want our children to suffer — I truly believe that the vast majority of us want our children to be happy, and when they suffer, we suffer for them. Likewise, our Father, who is perfect, wants you to be happy and does not want you to suffer. He has a plan and a purpose for the life He gave you; He didn’t just create you by chance, but with a plan. He allowed us to be conceived through our parents, but He formed us—with every part of our body—in our mother’s womb; there He placed our heart, our brain, and everything else with a purpose.

The World Cup has just ended, and the champions are happy because they were set to obtain the victory. And the winning country is overjoyed by their team’s triumphs. Becoming the champion is deeply satisfying and construed as a great achievement, even though it is temporary—not forever. More than two thousand years ago, the greatest triumph in history took place. Jesus defeated the team that sought to defeat him and the members of his team; however, the VICTORY of VICTORIES took place in that final. God the Father sent his Son with one goal: to achieve victory out of love for us, so that we might be part of his team. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, so that whoever believes in him may not perish but have eternal life. God did not send his Son into the world to judge the world, but so that the world might be saved through him. (John 3:16–17)

Our Creator’s greatest goal is for us to be victorious and thus obtain the abundant life offered by His Son Jesus Christ—and the greatest victory is to finish the race and receive the crown of eternal life, as St. Paul said: I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Only the crown of righteousness awaits me, which the Lord, as a righteous judge, will award to me on that day—and not only to me, but to all who long for his appearing. (2 Timothy 4:7–8)

Today, I invite you to understand where you come from and our Creator’s purpose, so that you may achieve victory both here and in the life to come. My mission becomes clearer to me every day: Jesus, my great Captain and Lord of my life, calls me to share this Good News so that whoever joins His team—His followers—may attain Salvation and Victory, for it is His will that no soul be lost and that all be saved. Amen.

In a few days, we’ll have something like a soccer game under the direction of the Captain of Captains. The Metanoia Los Angeles 2026 Conference. At the games, thousands of dollars were paid for a single match; it’s not like that here, but wherever Jesus is, that place cannot be compared to any game or any cost, because where He is—as long as two or three are gathered in His name—He performs miracles of blessing, transformation, deliverance, healing, and anointing. I invite you to experience triumph and victory in Jesus Christ, united with Holy Mary, Mother of our Savior and our Mother, Mother of the Church.

I thank all of you, collaborators and Sowers of “Jesus with Mary,” who continue to keep up the pace with your sowing, like athletes who persevere in their race until the finish line; in this race, fruits are already visible today, not only in your lives but in the lives of people you may not even know, yet in whom God is already performing great works—works of blessing and salvation. Keep moving forward and invite others to join this marathon of generosity, which is a race of perseverance and endurance in Christ who sustains us. Amen!!

Every day I lift up my prayers for all of you, that God—who is faithful and merciful—may always be with you and your families; may His Providence never fail you and may hope always to sustain you. And may the Blessed Virgin Mary be your protector.

Your friend and servant,