Message from the Queen of the Rosary to Gisella Cardia
March 30, 2026
[See website: https://lareginadelrosario.org/messaggi-marzo-2026/]
Oh My Daughter, all the pain of a believer and all the pain of a mother have merged into a single pain.
I have seen: not Jesus dead in your hearts — He does not die — but your hearts dead to Him. The man who does not want to live, who does not want to rise.
My Daughter, it is the sin that is committed with the greatest indifference, and not only by the great sinners but also by many who appear to be, and believe themselves to be, faithful to My Son.
He has called them “the Pharisees of today”; you can distinguish them by their works. Contact with My Son does not make them better; on the contrary, their life is the negation of Charity and therefore of God.
They are dead — if not to Grace, then to its fruits; they have no vitality.
Jesus cannot act in them, because on their part there is no response.
These people have only the name of Christian.
Desecrated and profaned temples, corrupted by the putrefaction of all vices, in which the name — only the name — of Christ remains, just as it was in the tomb.
The profaned Eucharist! Few take seriously the moment of the Eucharist, and those who believe and prostrate themselves before It are mocked.
It does not cease, no. The swords are always in My Heart, because man continues to inflict upon it My seven sorrows.
When you pray to Me, the Sorrowful One, think of these My words. I am the new Eve. You — offer your sorrows for all your brothers and sisters; bring them to God and to Me.
Now I bless you in the name of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
Reflection on the Message
The Madonna is suffering immensely, as is Jesus, and together with Jesus.
She suffers for the pains that are still being inflicted on her by all those who call themselves Christians, but who in reality are dead inside; by those who have lost the meaning of life and have abandoned themselves to vices, despair, depression, and indifference. Because of this, Jesus cannot work any miracle in them, for they have closed their hearts.
The Madonna, who helplessly witnessed the tortures of her Son, the agonizing moments of His crucifixion and death, continues to relive those pains every time any one of us approaches the Eucharist without the proper reverence.
Because of Eve’s disobedience, sin entered man and the world; Mary, on the other hand, calls herself the new Eve, because through her obedience to God we received Salvation — that is, the gift of her Son Jesus.
Let us reflect on her sorrows.
The message is a strong call to authentic conversion, sincere love for the Eucharist, and living charity, rather than a superficial or hypocritical faith. It echoes the theme of “whitewashed tombs” (the modern Pharisees) that Jesus spoke of in the Gospel.