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THE POEM OF THE MAN-GOD THE PERSON AND WORKS OF MARIA VALTORTA Maria Valtorta was born on the 14th of March 1897. In the spring of 1916, ‘during a tremendous period of desperation and desire’, the Lord attracted her to Himself by means of a dream which was to remain ‘vivid’ in Maria throughout her life.
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Jun 11, 2013 · On going through a collection of my own work (written over the last fifty years) I found six poems which summed up the essence of the central theme of ‘The Poem of The Man – God’. Notes on the six poems aforementioned are as follows: (From Creation to Golgotha – These six poems prefigure the first “six days” of creation.):
Jul 18, 2022 · I am blessed to have found a physical copy of the book (Vol. 5) at a local thrift bookstore and after reading a few pages, it struck me that here was a book that seemed to bring me back to the time of Jesus, as if I was there watching everything that was happening.
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2 « You cannot appraise the enormous harm that a man can do another man by means of his hostile intolerance. I ask you to remember that your Master was always very benign towards those who were suffering from a spiritual disease. You think that My greatest miracles and My main virtue consist in the curing of bodies. No, My friends...
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Jesus goes round the bed, takes a stool and makes Mary sit on it, once again calling Her simply: Mother . He then goes back to His place and takes Joseph's hand into His own once again. The scene is so real that I can't help crying because of Mary's pain. Then Jesus bending over the dying man, whispers a psalm.
