“A particular Way to walk, a particular Mission to achieve, a particular Path to draw mankind to, for all men to see the Values of life, the Gifts of life, the Purpose of life, the Goal of life — a child, alone in the world, sent forth to extend to all of mankind the difficult Path, Directions, and what could occur if the Directions were not followed.

These Directions through her are a method and a means, a way and a fact of Teaching that all men should seek, for this child walks in a manner men cannot feel but men can truly follow, for All things are logical, All things are given to teach, to direct.

All of mankind in the world now must under–stand that the features of Direction, Teaching, are of a manner, a means and a way for men to understand easily, in a simple form, the Profoundness of God’s Love for every man in every day.

This child has an exhaustion no man can know. We have repeated this constantly, but men, in their littleness, do not see the exhaustion this child stands in for The Holy Trinity.

Men want Miracles, men want Light, men want Direction. If they would but follow the simplicity of the Words, the beauty of Direction, and perform in the manner given, all men would find happiness, for they would find stability, dignity, honor, integrity, and a personal advantage.

This child walks in a funnel of Divine Love, through the Visions of Divine Love, in a manner of Divine Love. Men have been given personal Revealings, Direction. Men have not paid attention to Them. All of the Heavens shout: ‘You ask for Miracles. The Father gives It. What do you say? “Give me more, God; I do not understand Your delivery.”’

I, Saint Alphonsus Liguori, stand not in disgust, but disturbance. Men hear Profound Words in a simple form but they think as they will, not as they must. We are disturbed in this way Here, for you see, men calculate cunningly what will be most pleasing to them, not what The Father Wills for them. I pronounce, I announce that this child stands in a funnel of Divine Love, and I denounce men who use their will to detour this child, to diminish her stand in the world.

The devil works. The evil one, in his way, tries to make all men think personal ways: self–love, self–administration, self–perseverance, self, self, self. I shout and I say, ‘Stop it! Think of God first.’

The child puts up with many tedious hours, monotonous complaints, and I say to you now, ‘It must end, for if it does not, this child will be put in a cell, a cell where the work can be done, a cell where the work must be accomplished through Divine Grace.’ So be it.”