Take A Journey Of Discovery
Dear Reader, come with me ...
… to different times and places: Palestine two millennia ago and WWII Italy, where Jesus taught.
Oh! You think you’ve heard it all before … But how could you? St. John at the end of his Gospel says, “But there are also many other things which Jesus did; which, if they were written every one, the world itself, I think, would not be able to contain the books that should be written.” Maria Valtorta’s writings are among those books.
Come with me then … to learn … and yearn for what’s beneath the layers upon layers of human varnish and fill in the gaps that time has eroded.
See, hear, smell, feel what Maria Valtorta experienced when she wrote at the command of Jesus, her Love. He chose her as His spokesman for this age, the final age … Why? Because we need it. Look around!
Read, and tell me (if you can) you’ve heard it all before. I say: “To know Him is to love Him.”
I read, I write, to etch the Word on my heart. Come with me …
Anonymous
Latest Journal Entry, #16, September 22, 2026
Answers To These Questions:
- What power can a solitary human being wield against the combined forces of darkness, temptation, and death that seek to destroy the soul?
- Can the unwavering faith of one pure person truly liberate a soul that has willingly bound itself to the powers of Hell?
- What must a person embrace at the final moment of death to escape the last and fiercest assault of the one who hates them?
Journal Entry Themes:
Theological Verdict on Female Embodiment: Addresses the tension between female embodiment and divine grace, suggesting embodiment is to be transcended rather than celebrated, raising questions about the devaluation of the physical self.
Paradox of Suffering and Divine Love: Explores the concept of suffering as a channel for divine love, challenging traditional views on merit and productivity, and offering a profound insight into mystical spirituality.
Christ’s Program of Suffering for the Priesthood: Outlines a detailed plan of suffering for the spiritual well-being of various groups, emphasizing the critical role of the priesthood in spiritual life and the consequences of their neglect.
Divine Love and Human Suffering: Describes Jesus’ intimate and tender approach to suffering, comparing His embrace to a mother’s, and highlighting the transformative power of divine love in the face of human affliction.
Latest News for October 2, 2026
The Notebooks’ Answered Questions and Themes Available Now
valtortaj.net updates its resource archival documents to The Notebooks 1943 and 1944 found at web-link LIBRARY > aBooks.
Maria’s writings can be searched for the answers to questions as listed by the writing date or category topic in the Maria Valtorta The Notebooks 1943 Questions Answered and Maria Valtorta The Notebooks 1944 Questions Answered PDFs. AudioBook MP3s can also be accessed by hyperlinks in the PDFs. This is one more handy resource for readers to find material already read, but forgotten where it was, or for new researches.
Remember, Maria wrote in long-hand into notebooks. These “Notebooks” retain the original content that was left after extractions were assembled into the 10-volume set, The Gospel As Revealed to Me, Maria’s seminal work on Jesus’ earthly evangelization that began with His Mother Mary’s Conception and culminating in Her Assumption, and other books that were published later.
More resources of the like will be uploaded as they become available.
News for July 13, 2026
New Free eBook On Free Will, Teachings As Given By Jesus And Others
Anonymous releases to valtortaj.net the Valtorta Series #3 eBook, Free Will, a compilation of Jesus’ teachings regarding man’s will, His own as God, and even the Devil’s. God’s greatest gift to man is the will, to use or abuse, with eternal ramification. The Angelic choir sang to the shepherds that Christmas night, “…peace to men of good will.”
We are created in God’s image. That image? It’s the intellect, memory, and will; the three powers of the soul.
Theologians debate, secularists deny, predestinationists declare we are only pawns. Jesus explains otherwise.