Fiat Voluntas Tua : Understanding the Divine Will

Introduction  In the spirituality of the Divine Will as revealed to Luisa Piccarreta, two profound practices emerge as central to the soul’s journey: repairing and redoin g.  These are not merely devotional acts, but deep participations in the very Life of God. Through them, the soul unites with Jesus to restore the glory, love, and honor that creatures often fail to give to God.   What Does “Repairing” Mean?  Repairing means offering love, adoration, and sorrow on behalf of all creatures, united with Jesus.   Jesus explains this mission clearly in Luisa’s writings:   “I seek souls who, uniting themselves with Me, make reparation for all, and in the name of all, give Me love for all.” (Vol. 12)    This reveals that repairing is not limited to personal devotion—it is universal. The soul enters into the Heart of Jesus and begins to love, adore, and repair for everyone.   Another passage highlights how this union works: ...

  https://www.bethelfosston.org/2020/01/05/lords-prayer-thy-kingdom-come/ Welcome to this space dedicated to exploring a remarkable path of spiritual depth: The Gift of Living in the Divine Will . This spirituality centers on the profound petition found within the Our Father prayer: “Thy Will be done on earth as it is in Heaven.” It is more than just conforming our actions to God's commandments; it is a call to a total surrender that allows God to possess our will and act through us. To illustrate this complex concept, let us look at some core ideas: 1. Possessing the Divine Will, Not Just Doing It A helpful analogy is that traditional holiness is like a faithful servant who perfectly executes the orders of their master. They are external to the will of the master. The "Gift of the Divine Will," however, is like the child of the master who possesses the inheritance. They do not just do the will; they live in it and make it their own. The very acts they perform are anim...