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      Be a good boy scoutAlthough soul-preparation is the most important preparation you can 
      do–wearing sacramentals, being in the state of grace–we cannot forget the 
      body either. With more terrorism and wars, a monetary crash, earthquakes 
      and other disasters threatening, it’s only good common sense to prepare 
      yourself and your loved ones for these latter-day events predicted by Our 
      Lady and Our Lord. Veronica of the Cross had stated that there should be 
      at least two weeks supply per person. The following has been adapted from 
      the emergency preparedness manual of the American Red Cross.
 
 
      CATEGORIES1. WATER
 2. FOOD
 3. FIRST AID KIT
 4. TOOLS AND SUPPLIES
 5. SANITATION
 6. CLOTHING AND BEDDING
 7. SPECIAL ITEMS
 
 
      1. WATER • drinking: 
      purify (boil/distill/filter) then store in plastic containers such as soft 
      drink bottles; avoid using containers that will decompose or break, such 
      as milk cartons or glass bottles• sanitation: use 30 or 55 gallon trash barrel, line with thick 
      plastic bag and duct tape outside of barrel for strengthening; immovable 
      when full, so settle in permanent spot; then fill with tap water, make 
      sure your floor can support the weight
 - replace every 6-12 months; store in a dark 
      cool place; store one gallon of water per person per day (two quarts for 
      drinking, two quarts for food preparation/ sanitation)
 
 
      2. FOOD • 
      ready-to-eat canned meats, fish, fruits and vegetables• canned juices, milk, soup (if powdered, store extra water)
 • staples–sugar, salt, pepper
 • high energy foods–peanut butter, jelly, crackers, granola bars, trail 
      mix
 • vitamins
 • foods for infants, elderly persons or persons on special diets
 • comfort/stress foods–cookies, hard candy, sweetened cereals, lollipops, 
      instant coffee, tea bags
 - rotate every 6-12 months; select foods that are non-perishable and 
      require no refrigeration, preparation or cooking and little or no water; 
      expect to be without utilities; if you must heat food, use sterno
 
 
        
        
          
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            “I wish that you 
            remember these instructions . . . to keep in your homes a good 
            supply of canned goods.” Our 
            Lady, July 1, 1985 
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      3. FIRST AID KIT • sterile 
      adhesive bandages in assorted sizes• 2-inch and 4-inch sterile gauze pads (4-6 per)
 • 3 triangular bandages
 • hypoallergenic adhesive tape
 • 2-inch and 3-inch sterile roller bandages (3 rolls per)
 • scissors, tweezers, needle, assorted sizes of safety pins, latex gloves
 • antiseptic, thermometer, 2 tongue blades
 • sunscreen
 • tube of petroleum jelly or other lubricant
 • cleansing agent/soap, moistened towelettes
 • non-prescription drugs like aspirin, pain reliever and antacid
 
 
      4. TOOLS AND SUPPLIES • mess kits, 
      or paper cups, plates and plastic utensils, aluminum foil• sterno, sterno folding stove and thin aluminum pans
 • battery operated radio and extra batteries
 • flashlight and extra batteries
 • 2-way radios
 • cash, perhaps gold and silver coins
 • non-electric can opener, utility knife
 • fire extinguisher: small canister, ABC type
 • tube tent
 • pliers, screwdrivers
 • plastic storage containers
 • compass, signal flare
 • matches in a waterproof container
 • paper, pencil, pen
 • needles, thread
 • shut-off wrench, to turn off household gas and water
 • medicine dropper
 • whistle
 • plastic sheeting, duct tape
 • work gloves, broom, dust pan
 
 
      5. SANITATION • toilet 
      paper, towelettes• soap, liquid detergent
 • feminine supplies
 • personal hygiene items
 • plastic garbage bags, ties (for personal sanitation uses)
 • plastic bucket with tight lid
 • disinfectant and air freshener
 • household chlorine bleach
 - expect to wash with your stored cold water; no heat or running water
 
 
      6. CLOTHING AND BEDDING • sturdy shoes or work boots• rain gear
 • blankets or sleeping bags
 • hat and gloves
 • thermal underwear
 • sunglasses
 • backpack or duffel bag
 
 
      7. SPECIAL ITEMS • crucifix on doors• holy water
 • blessed candles
 • extra brown Scapulars, medals, Rosaries, rose petals and Bayside 
      messages
 • important family documents like passport, will, deeds and much more, 
      keep in a waterproof container
 • entertainment: games and books
 • pet food, litter
 Special needs for infants and elderly or disabled persons
 • for baby: formula, diapers, bottles, powdered milk, medications
 • for adults: heart and high blood pressure medication, insulin, 
      prescription drugs, denture needs, extra eye glasses
 
 
      IMPORTANT Re-think your family needs at least once a year; replace 
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      More good reasons to prepare! 
      APOCALYPSE NOW“In justice and for penance, there will be visited upon your earth great 
      trials: droughts, famine, rotting crops, hurricanes, floods, all manner of 
      earth tremors and disturbances of nature, increasing in volume, spreading 
      throughout your world. There will be eruptions and manifestations that 
      shall bring terror to the hearts of many, in places that have never seen 
      nor heard of such volume of sound and fierce eruptions of the earth.”
 St. Michael, August 21, 1976
 
      GET ON IT“O My children, how many will try to go back and restore their homes when 
      it is too late! Keep blessed candles, water, blankets, food within your 
      homes.”
 Our Lady, June 12, 1976
 
      NO REGRETS“How well you listened to Us when We told you to place on your shelves 
      cans of food, jars of water, blankets. You found it very cold, My child, 
      without heat and without light, and without any form of recreation other 
      than to pray....*
 “Retain your crucifix on your doors. And keep 
      your supply of earthly goods, though they are needed for your human body: 
      the canned food, the candles, the water, and the blankets. A sudden cold 
      shall come upon mankind, and many shall die from the cold.”
 Jesus, October 5, 1985
 
      *Our Lord is referring to Hurricane Gloria that hammered the Northeast on 
      September 27, 1985, including Long Island where Veronica lived. Gloria 
      killed 11 people and is the 13th costliest hurricane in U.S. history with 
      damage totaling nearly a billion. 
      ALERT LOVED ONES“My children, not only with the canned foods will you store just food, but 
      you must also make known to your families and your friends that they had 
      best keep blankets and water in tight containers; for there will be on the 
      onset of the Chastisement, there will be nothing you can buy due to 
      contamination....
 “My child, I wish that you boil the water in your 
      home. I will tell you now, My children, if you are receiving waters for 
      your use in your homes, it must be boiled, because the contamination of 
      chemicals and waste matter–nuclear waste matter–is driving down into the 
      soils of the nation and polluting these waters, which will bring imminent 
      death to many.”
 Our Lady, July 1, 1985
 
      BE READY“So many of you will not be ready! Keep your waters clean in your 
      bottles.”
 Our Lady, June 18, 1988
 
      OBEY COUNSEL“Your end can come by day. It will come upon you quickly, and how many 
      shall be prepared? Do you have your candles? Do you have your water, your 
      canned food, and your blankets? It will become an extremely cold day with 
      the start of the Tribulation, and you will welcome having these on hand, 
      My children. Do not take this lightly, but abide by Our direction and you 
      shall not be caught short of provisions.”
 Jesus, November 1, 1985
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