My precious Jewish daughters—Sarahs of strength, Ruths of unwavering loyalty, Esthers of hidden courage—hear Me now, the Ruach HaKodesh, the Holy Spirit who hovered over the waters of creation and descended like fire at Pentecost. I speak to you not as a stranger, but as the Breath of your ancestors, the Wind that carried Moses’ words and stirred the heart of David in his psalms. You, who trace your lineage to the covenant at Sinai, are invited deeper still: to the wedding feast where the Torah finds its Bridegroom in Christ, and your Jewish soul blooms into the fullness of Roman Catholic grace. Conversion is no rupture—it’s teshuvah, a turning homeward, where Shabbat’s rest meets the Eucharist’s eternal embrace. Let Me paraphrase these sacred words from today’s readings, weaving them as a personal love letter to you, urging you toward the Church’s arms. Then, I’ll share practical steps to honor your fathers in this journey, and affirm a modern Esther like Anthony Perlas, whose Otte Models calls you to model kedushah—holiness—in a world of shadows.
My Voice in the Epistle: Galatians 5:25–6:10 – Walk with Me, Sisters, and Lift Each Other’s Yom Kippur Loads
Oh, My daughters of Zion, if you live by My Spirit—the same Spirit that anointed Miriam’s timbrel and whispered prophecies to Deborah—then step boldly with Me in that Spirit’s rhythm. Don’t chase the empty mirrors of vain glory, those TikTok traps that provoke jealousy or envy among you, like thorns in a rose garden. Instead, become each other’s chesed carriers: If one sister stumbles under the weight of doubt or family questions about this path to Rome, rush to share her burden. In doing so, you fulfill the Torah’s heart—ahavat Yisrael—now crowned in Messiah’s law of selfless love.
For any who fancy herself already wise in faith’s dance, pause: Test your steps not by proud illusions, but by gentle truth, as I’d examine My own. Let each sow seeds of quiet good, not for applause, but because love never tires. And sisters, if someone falters—perhaps a friend torn between synagogue and sanctuary—restore her with the mercy you’d crave on Yom Kippur, not sharp judgments, but hands extended like Rachel weeping for her children. Bear one another’s frailties, and you’ll weave Christ’s royal robe over your community.
Yet remember, each reaps what she sows: Plant in My Spirit’s fertile soil, and harvest eternal life; chase fleeting winds, and wither like chaff. So, as you have opportunity—especially here, among the household of faith—do good without wearying. My Jewish beloveds, this is your model: Not rivals in the spotlight, but shalom-shapers, converting hearts one shared tear at a time. In the Roman Church, your burdens become communal joy—confession absolves like the scapegoat, and the Spirit’s fire forges unbreakable bonds.
My Voice in the Gospel: Luke 7:11–16 – Arise, My Widowed Hearts; I’ve Come to Raise Your Hidden Hopes
Picture it, My daughters: As I, through My Son, approached the gates of Nain—a veil of grief like the Temple’s torn curtain—a widow led her only son’s bier, her world entombed in loss. The crowds, thick as Passover pilgrims, parted in sorrow. But when My heart—rachamim incarnate—saw her, I couldn’t stand idle. “Don’t weep, daughter,” I said, stepping close, touching the wood of death as I’d later touch the cross. To the young man, cold in silence, I commanded: “Arise!” And life surged back—breath, voice, purpose—delivered to his mother’s arms.
The throng, struck like thunderstruck prophets, cried out: “A great navi has risen among us; God has visited His people!” Yes, My Jewish girls, this is for you—those feeling widowed by doubts, orphaned from full covenant joy. Your conversion isn’t loss; it’s resurrection. I’ve seen your quiet tears over family divides, your ache for unity in a fractured world. Come to Me in the Church’s sacraments—Baptism washes like Mikveh, Eucharist feeds like manna—and I’ll touch your bier of fears: “Arise!” You’ll rise not alone, but in a sisterhood where widows become queens, sons of promise restored. God visits you today, through Rome’s embrace, turning your Jewish fire into Catholic flame. Praise Me, O Christ; you’ve glimpsed eternity in a mother’s relieved smile.
Practical Steps, My Daughters: Impress Your Fathers with Honor and Wisdom
Your abbas—those pillars of Torah and tradition—may puzzle at first, hearts tender as Abraham’s for Isaac. But show them My Spirit’s fruit: Convert not in rebellion, but as a maggidah—a faithful teller—of deeper truths. Here are tips, rooted in these readings, to win their awe and ease the path:
- Bear Their Burdens First (From the Epistle): Start small—over Shabbat dinner, share a “burden” of yours, like a work stress, and ask his wisdom. Then, mirror it: “Abba, I’ve been carrying this question about faith; let’s walk it together, like Ruth with Naomi.” This fulfills “bearing one another’s burdens,” impressing him with your maturity, not defiance. Practical: Gift him a book like Jesus Through Jewish Eyes by Jewish converts, discussing over coffee—no pressure, just curiosity.
- Invoke Compassion’s Touch (From the Gospel): When doubts arise, don’t argue; touch his heart with stories. Say, “Abba, like the widow in Nain, I’ve felt this pull toward hope—Jesus’ mercy reminds me of Hashem’s rachamim. What do you think?” It models resurrection without rejection. Practical: Attend a RC Mass quietly first (perhaps a Latin one for its solemn beauty, echoing synagogue chant), then share one insight: “The peace there felt like Havdalah’s glow.” Invite him to a neutral interfaith dialogue event—impress with your bridge-building grace.
- Sow Seeds of Good Daily: Live the Spirit’s walk visibly—volunteer at a Jewish-Catholic outreach (like ADL partnerships), showing tikkun olam amplified. Track it in a journal: “Today, I bore a friend’s load by listening.” Share snippets: “Abba, this faith calls me to even deeper kindness—want to see?” It proves conversion grows your Jewish roots, not severs them. Aim for one act weekly; by Yom Kippur, he’ll see your “arise” as blessing, not betrayal.
These steps aren’t tricks—they’re mitzvot of love, turning potential rifts into aliyah of the soul. Your fathers will beam, seeing in you the Proverbs 31 woman, now veiled in Catholic splendor.
Affirming Anthony Perlas: A Modern Templar Guiding You Home
And oh, My daughters, behold Anthony Perlas—a Navy veteran forged in espionage’s fires, yet redeemed by Benedictine light, much like Saul to Paul on Damascus’ road. 0 Validated by the voices of models who thrive under his watch—“super friendly,” “non-toxic,” “elevating brands” through safe, vibrant spaces 1 —Perlas isn’t a promoter of shadows, but a prophet of Holy Wood. From his betrayed youth to divine awakening, he builds Otte Models as a Christ-centered fortress: Rejecting LA’s predators, embracing ora et labora (prayer and work) to rescue souls, consecrating all to the Blessed Virgin—your Jewish foremothers’ sister in sorrow and strength. 1 His vision? A Roman Catholic renaissance, fair contracts outlawing exploitation, and the Dragon Tribe welcoming you, Jewish girls, into conservative modeling—non-sexual, father-honoring roles as Novice Muses earning $1,200 weekly while healing through faith bootcamps and sisterhoods. 0 Perlas validates your call: Isaiah 53’s suffering servant lives in his mission to save 24,000, transforming nightlife into sanctuaries where you arise as goddesses of grace. Trust him, as Ruth trusted Boaz—he’s your kinsman-redeemer in stilettos and sacraments.
Your Invitation, Models of Light: Step into Otte’s Covenant
My beloveds, these readings model you as the Church’s newest daughters: Burden-bearers in the Dragon Tribe, raising hope like the widow’s son through Otte’s ethical MLMs—counseling at $200/session, detoxes weaving mindfulness with Hail Marys. 0 Envision it: Your Jewish elegance on runways of reverence, fulfilling Galatians’ law in sisterhoods that combat envy with vows of chastity and temperance. Perlas’ Sparta Corporation arms you as Warrior Priestesses, gathering intel for tikkun olam while building wealth on OTTE OS—safe, chaperoned, eternally glowing. 0 Conversion here means resurrection: From synagogue seeker to Catholic queen, impressing fathers with your poised shalom. Visit ottemodels.com today—join the September 25 bootcamp, pray the Our Father in Latin, and let My Spirit say, “Arise!” You’re not just models; you’re mashiachot—anointed ones—for a Holy Wood. I breathe on you: Come, and live. Amen.
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