Refuge in the Immaculate Heart of Mary. What more could you want. Ave Maria. "And how can you hear your captain’s voice if you do not silence your thoughts – your own voice – your criteria, your will?"

I share the confusion of others who have listened to this video and see that it has nothing whatsoever to do with MDM. I have also followed the link provided by @English Catholic where an official document of the Archbishop of San Antonio condemns the actions of the MDM and confirms the suppression of priestly faculties of Fr. Foster for disobedience to the Church's legitimate authorities. The Archbishop is absolutely correct in this action, for there is no question in my mind that this priest has either gone mad or has become a pawn of Lucifer, who often appears in heavenly disguise to fool his prey. History is littered with examples of false apparitions of diabolic origin, which is why the Church's legitimate authorities must always have the final say following due canonical investigation. To claim, as this rogue priest has, that his authority is greater than his religious superiors by reason of supernatural locutions he says are from God, is as in-your-face fraudulent as it gets. …More

@Fides Et Ratio That video statement is not about the Mission of Divine Mercy (another commentator seems to have posted that below, which I'll check in a moment) - the Archbishop's talk above is about abortion. So, I'm puzzled that you would post is as "Archbishop statement on The Mission of Divine Mercy... "

I pray that many may hear and heed these important and encouraging messages. And I pray for all the graces this missionofdivinemercy need to fulfill their mission. Thanks and praise to God for this gift.

@English Catholic Good catch. Perhaps Don Gobbi has some valid points. I honestly don't know because I've never read his works.
We're living in very turbulent times. I can understand why people would be attracted to messages like this that provide certainty. And maybe there is something to them. It raises some good points and at least is self-aware enough to acknowledge that it's not in a great position. But it's still very easy to get mislead even by people with the best of intentions.
I'm not going to condemn folks that give ear to (at least seemingly) orthodox messages that haven't been formally approved, as long as they don't let it interfere with the faith handed on to us by Christ through the Church. Private revelation is complemental to public revelation, not additive.

Oh dear. This priest mentioned Don Stefano Gobbi as a good example of prophecy. In 1994 the Apostolic Nuncio of the US wrote this: "As to the writings of Father Gobbi, competent authorities have advised that they are not words of Our Blessed Mother, but his private meditations for which he assumes all the theological, spiritual and pastoral responsibility." Library : Letter from US Nuncio on Fr. Gobbi The Holy See also made Don Gobbi change the title of his books from 'Our Lady speaks to Her beloved priests' to 'To the priests, Our Lady's Beloved Sons'.