Messages — Our Lady of Cuapa
Spoken words from the apparition accounts, curated from sanctuary, diocesan, and classic sources. Theme chips highlight recurring calls; this is not a complete critical edition of every diary line.
Principal public messages of Our Lady of Cuapa to Bernardo Martínez (1980), from his testimony submitted to the bishop.
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First Apparition I come from Heaven. I am the Mother of Jesus.
I want the Rosary to be prayed every day. I want it to be prayed permanently, within the family, including the children old enough to understand, at a set hour when there are no problems with the work in the home.
Love each other. Fulfill your obligations. Make peace. Do not ask Our Lord for peace because if you do not make it there will be no peace.
Renew the five first Saturdays. You received many graces when all of you did this.
Nicaragua has suffered much since the earthquake. She is threatened with even more suffering. She will continue to suffer if you don't change.
Pray, pray, my son, the Rosary for all the world. Tell believers and non-believers that the world is threatened by grave dangers. I ask the Lord to appease His justice, but if you don't change, you will hasten the arrival of a Third World War.
No, because Our Lord has selected you to give the message.
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The Reclamation Why have you not told what I sent you to tell?
Do not be afraid. I am going to help you, and tell the priest.
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Vision of the first communities and the Rosary Look at the sky.
These are the very first communities when Christianity began. They are the first catechumens; many of them were martyrs.
These are the first ones to whom I gave the Rosary. That is the way that I want all of you to pray the Rosary.
I have shown you the Glory of Our Lord and you people will acquire this if you are obedient to Our Lord, to the Lord's Word; if you persevere in praying the Holy Rosary and put into practice the Lord's Word.
Source Bernardo Martínez testimony / Diocese of Juigalpa † Private revelation is not required belief. Approval means the faithful may believe with prudence.