Holy heart of Mary,
united inseparably to the Heart of Jesus,
pray for us.
In this holy card, the dove, resting peacefully in the Heart of Mary, knows that the Mother's will is united inseparably to that of her Divine Son and that His will is one with that of the Father.
The Light of the Holy Spirit, breathed forth eternally from the Holy Trinity, draws all persons into unity.
With his permission, I share a message from our godson, Joshua:
"I was visiting Nest of the Doves for meditation inspiration and thoughts and in one of the pics that I have seen before but never noticed until today I saw that the sword was piercing BOTH hearts at the same time. It reminded me of an experience God allowed me have several years ago of the intense Love of Jesus for Mother Mary, and Mother Mary for Jesus, not a love that I could ever describe but the word that comes closest is complete. In addition to actually "feeling" the love that could not be contained, He allowed me to see a sword piercing both hearts and when one moved, the other bled a little so each experienced the others pain. I believe they both love us, with as much Love. Mother Mary once spoke these words to me..."Your tears are my tears, your joys my joys." The picture for some reason reminded me very much of that experience."
With his permission, I share a message from our godson, Joshua:
"I was visiting Nest of the Doves for meditation inspiration and thoughts and in one of the pics that I have seen before but never noticed until today I saw that the sword was piercing BOTH hearts at the same time. It reminded me of an experience God allowed me have several years ago of the intense Love of Jesus for Mother Mary, and Mother Mary for Jesus, not a love that I could ever describe but the word that comes closest is complete. In addition to actually "feeling" the love that could not be contained, He allowed me to see a sword piercing both hearts and when one moved, the other bled a little so each experienced the others pain. I believe they both love us, with as much Love. Mother Mary once spoke these words to me..."Your tears are my tears, your joys my joys." The picture for some reason reminded me very much of that experience."