Father Gabriel led the church service in the Cathedral of Zion. The flock asked him to hold a prayer service for the revival and multiplication of the Georgian people. Father Gabriel held a prayer service for the All-Holy Mother of God in the Church of the Holy Trinity, after which he had a terrible revelation.
From what Father Gabriel told us:
— Two came. They were dressed like old warriors. They said to each other, ‘Here he is.’ They took hands on both sides and took them somewhere. It was a white building, but without a cross. Somewhere in a dark room led, locked the doors and left. When the eye got used to the darkness, he saw dead bloodied children with a finger long scattered on the stone floor.
From the ceiling, through the existing crevice, the dead children again poured down so that it was impossible to step. Everything was smeared with blood. Not to step on anything, I moved and stood on my socks. At that time the door opened and a voice was heard saying, “Okay!” Deal! I wondered: who’s coming?! Maybe their boss will ask and let them go.
Again, these two came in, those who brought me here, stood at the entrance and at the exit, did not let me in, pressed against the wall. I looked up and saw the Most Holy Mother of God surrounded by angels and saints. She was wearing a white robe. I knew right away. “That’s what he asked for,” and the two pointed to me. The Mother of God looked sternly, pointed at the bloodied children on the floor and said:
“That’s why you asked me to do it? So will Georgia multiply?! “I will multiply and they will kill?” Turned around and left. Those two took me and brought me back to my cell.
Elder Gabriel the next day told this vision to those who attended the prayer service. After that, all the women begged and demanded:
Mother! Don’t have abortions, save Georgia from death.
Warned:
— I was so afraid when I saw the angry Mother of God that I did not know where to run, I would not wish anyone to see such a Queen of heaven and earth.
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