Apparition of Saint Anne, Mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary, on August 4, 2026
M.: I see Saint Anne in my home chapel in the late afternoon, surrounded by a beautiful light. She holds her hands slightly raised to the side in prayer and is saying a prayer which, judging by the sounds, I assume to be in Aramaic. She calls the prayer “Kaddish,” and since I do not know it, I listen.
After she has prayed and was briefly absorbed in prayer, she looks at me and says:
“In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen! I am Saint Anne, the mother of Mary, grandmother of Jesus, and I wish, with the goodness and grace of God, to touch your hearts. It is God’s will, in this time of tribulation, to sanctify families. Families are the foundation stones of the Church. They carry God’s blessing within them when they invite Jesus, their Savior and Redeemer, their Lord, into their families.
The saints of Heaven from the family of Jesus come to your aid: they wish to be intercessors for your families before the throne of God. Families that have been torn apart find healing and peace in Jesus. Families in their everyday lives find sanctification and the blessing of God.
People who are seeking a vocation will recognize it in their hearts as a burning flame of Jesus. It is important to keep this flame burning and not to extinguish it. Jesus has a path of sanctification for each one of you. It is important that you also follow this path of your vocation! God does not pressure you; He is patient and has a long view. Yet be careful not to miss your vocation!
Do not ask, ‘Why am I alone?’ God has looked upon you and has prepared everything for you. Look carefully, and He will show you how you can serve Him.
‘Why do I live in a family without faith?’ you ask yourself. God has entrusted these people to you, for their sanctification and yours. There are many paths to God, and you walk all these paths in His love and with your free will.
Do not squander the grace of God—make use of your time! In this time of division, of the revelation of error, the saints from the family of Jesus wish to give you consolation, hope, and grace.
May the love of God fill your hearts through this prayer. May this Rosary prayer bring grace, healing, peace, and encouragement into families—above all, love for Jesus!”
In response to my questions, my priest explains to me that there is indeed a “Kaddish prayer” and that it is a Jewish prayer of praise. It is in fact an important Jewish prayer, a prayer associated with healing, which changed over the course of time while retaining a core structure. Essentially, it is a praise of God. The most important themes of this prayer are also found in the Our Father, which our Lord Jesus prayed in the New Testament.
This message is being made public without intending to anticipate the judgment of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Rosary for Families (gifted on August 4, 2026)
Sign of the Cross, Apostles’ Creed, Glory Be…,
Our Father…,
3 × Hail Mary…
Jesus, who increase our faith,
Jesus, who strengthen our hope,
Jesus, who kindle our love.
Glory Be…
1st Decade: Jesus, my Lord and my God, I invite You. Come into our family and live in our hearts.
5 × Psalm 31:14–16:
But I trust in You, Lord; I say, “You are my God.”
My times are in Your hands; deliver me from the hands of my enemies and those who pursue me.
Let Your face shine on Your servant; save me in Your unfailing love!
On the large bead: Jesus, have mercy on us!
2nd Decade: Mary, Immaculate One, I invite you. Come into our family and live in our hearts.
5 × Psalm 31:14–16:
But I trust in You, Lord; I say, “You are my God.”
My times are in Your hands; deliver me from the hands of my enemies and those who pursue me.
Let Your face shine on Your servant; save me in Your unfailing love!
On the large bead: Holy Mary, pray for us!
3rd Decade: Saint Joseph, I invite you. Come into our family and live in our hearts.
5 × Psalm 31:14–16:
But I trust in You, Lord; I say, “You are my God.”
My times are in Your hands; deliver me from the hands of my enemies and those who pursue me.
Let Your face shine on Your servant; save me in Your unfailing love!
On the large bead: Saint Joseph, pray for us!
4th Decade: Holy Mother Anne, I invite you. Come into our family and live in our hearts.
5 × Psalm 31:14–16:
But I trust in You, Lord; I say, “You are my God.”
My times are in Your hands; deliver me from the hands of my enemies and those who pursue me.
Let Your face shine on Your servant; save me in Your unfailing love!
On the large bead: Holy Mother Anne, pray for us!
5th Decade: Saint Joachim, I invite you. Come into our family and live in our hearts.
5 × Psalm 31:14–16:
But I trust in You, Lord; I say, “You are my God.”
My times are in Your hands; deliver me from the hands of my enemies and those who pursue me.
Let Your face shine on Your servant; save me in Your unfailing love!
On the large bead: Saint Joachim, pray for us!
This message is being made known without intending to prejudge the judgment of the Roman Catholic Church. Copyright.