The Five Spiritualities of Naju

The Five Spiritualities 

What are the Five Spiritualities?


The Five Spiritualities fulfilled through the life of the little soul, Julia Kim of Naju, Korea 

 

The Five Spiritualities are like spring water that has been drawn from a spring of love (the little soul’s life) for God’s purpose: to quench the thirst of all His children in the world.


The Five Spiritualities were already practiced by the little soul from her childhood days, which were filled with countless sufferings and hardships where she totally immersed herself to doing her best in everything, practicing Semchigo as if she was loved. These subsequently blossomed into great accomplishments when she came to know God.


On Good Friday, April 18, 2014, God the Father told Julia, “Go out to the world and fervently make known the Five Spiritualities which are exemplified by your life, a life which has been refined in the charcoal brazier of pains.” 


These Five Spiritualities are closely intertwined and linked to each other. Thus, these Five Spiritualities transform into a single spirituality as in the Holy Trinity: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, Three Divinities in One God.


By wholeheartedly accepting and practicing the Five Spiritualities, the sanctification of our souls will be hastened, regardless of knowledge or education, gaining greater discernment and attaining the perfect virtues of life.  Additionally, the Five Spiritualities will help us lead a life of true repentance, resulting in complete atonement for our sins. 


Our Lord and Blessed Mother wish that all Their children in the world will practice these Five Spiritualities constantly in the same manner as we breathe. In so doing, we may enter the Heavenly Kingdom as little souls.

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Propagate and widely spread the Five Spiritualities for all that you have been exclaiming in Naju so that all the children of this world may be perfectly armed with it. That alone is the Last Weapon with which they can be saved.
Message of Love from God the Father on April 18, 2014



The Five Spiritualities-related Videos

Turning Our Daily Lives into Prayers

From the moment we wake up in the morning to the moment we fall asleep at night, we turn everything, even the most trivial and unimportant things, into prayers, conforming everything to God’s Will and offering them up graciously. We can also turn everything that occurred in our past into prayers whenever we remember them. Such prayers can hasten our sanctification, helping us to do penance on earth so that we may not need to do it in purgatory. This prayer will also fill up, again and again, the abyss that exists between the Lord’s Vast Greatness and our own lowliness, helping us to reach perfection.

SEMCHIGO

This spirituality is the most fundamental of the Five Spiritualities, and the sacrificial prayer of practicing unconditional love by graciously offering up our inconveniences and discomforts to the Lord for the benefit and peace of others.
For example: 
-When we desire something but are not able to receive it, we can offer it up with Semchigo as if we received it; 
-when we want to eat delicious food but are not able to eat it, we can offer it up with Semchigo as if we already ate it; 
-when we want to buy a nice dress, but have no money to buy it, we can offer it up with Semchigo as if we already owned and wore it; 
-and when there are some chores or work that no one wants to do, we can do it willingly with Semchigo as if we truly enjoyed doing it.
(The Spirituality of Semchigo was completed first among the five, and it is the driving force that makes it possible to complete the other spiritualities.)


Life of Offering Up

If we only try to endure and put up with the wounds that we receive, resentment remains in our hearts with bitterness, and this would make it impossible for us to have true love. However, when we totally trust and believe in God, sublimating not only our joys, but also sorrows, agony, pains into gracious offerings to God, we will never blame others or feel frustrated even when we face tribulations or pains. Therefore, if we make an effort to always make a new start through the Life of Offering Up, we will obtain genuine love.

AMEN


When the Angel announced the coming of the Savior to the Blessed Mother, She humbly responded, “Behold, the handmaid of the Lord. Be it done to me according to Thy word.” (Luke 1:38) The Spirituality of “Amen” is an imitation of the Blessed Mother’s humility. It is the profession of total faith, responding joyfully without hesitation to the calling of the Lord and Blessed Mother, not calculating the inconveniences, profits, or losses, and not wondering about the consequences. However, it is necessary that we carefully discern, with the help of the Holy Spirit, whether the call truly comes from the Lord and Blessed Mother.  

It’s My Fault

Even if we are hit by a stone while standing or walking on the street, and the impact causes us to bleed, we do not blame the person who threw the stone. Instead, we practice love by offering it up and accepting it as “My fault” because we were hit at a moment when we could have been somewhere else. By accepting every circumstance as “My fault,” the devils of division will give up and go away, allowing us to live resurrected lives filled with joy, love, and peace.


The Chapel of the Blessed Mother of Naju  12, Najucheon 2-gil, Naju City, Jeonnam, 58258, South Korea  

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