“Men lack inner peace because they lack self–discipline. They feel a boldness in what is offered to them in the world and they feel a false strength in what they feel is available to them for the pleasures of the flesh. Men accept promiscuity as a norm, as a natural way of life, but men are falling into the same ways, categories, that men did in Sodom and Gomorrah.

The child through whom I speak is alone in the world because men do not want to accept the beauty that We Here in the Heavens speak. The world must know of this child and the strength it takes to stand on such a tightrope for the good of man. There is discipline, self–discipline in such a Role.

The weaknesses in the world are not new to the world but pronounced because of the selfishness that men are walking in. Men are standing in greed, gluttony and contempt. They are standing in open temptation and they are too weak to rid the world of the temptation. They allow it. It has grown like a cancer throughout every area. Men have the capacity to destroy this cancer because it is in such a way that if a group of men formed a battle line, they could make others strong.

I am Saint Alphonsus Liguori, and there is sadness in the Heavens for a child, because the child is fighting all the wrong, not in a manner that men should reject, but one in which men should see that there is great respect. This child will return and have to face many obstacles. Some men will never see what courage it took. Some men will follow but will be a weight because they do not have the strength to fight the battle of good, for good, against the evil in the world. Another Gethsemane the child has endured, and the obstacles ahead are greater than men know.

It is truly I, Saint Alphonsus Liguori, and I say to the world, ‘You are in a time worse than Sodom and Gomorrah, for men are evil, weak, and without control.’ The Father is displeased with the world. Ask yourselves: if temptation to sin against The Father will destroy what you were created for, then would it not be wise to develop within yourselves a self–discipline to strike out the temptation and to turn weakness into strength for the good of your Soul?

Sometimes, when a man decides to face a turning point and live a pure role, the happiness, the peace and the tranquility are one alone. The man says to himself, ‘I have touched Heaven. How could I have walked such a horrible road?’ Men sometimes feel to be discreet makes an unhonorable, dishonorable act acceptable. It is not so.

The Father fears for this child through whom I speak. The burden is great and the time is short to accomplish what He Wills. I, Saint Alphonsus Liguori, say, ‘Is there not an army of men who will be willing to stand with this child and remain until the fight is won God’s Way?’

I bless this child and instill — it is God’s Will — the courage to carry on, to fulfill the Task upon earth that appears impossible in the eyes of men, but it would be, if it were done the way men would plan. So be it.”