“I am Saint Francis of Assisi. So Many of Us are present, All wanting to partake in This Gift of The Father’s Love for human life.

It is sad to see each day so little attention or thought, or even a small prayer be spoken The Father’s Way. Individuals find the Gift of communication with all they meet, all they talk to, and all others that they just say ‘Hello’ to, thus ignoring at a silent time, The Father of All of human life can be listening, and hopefully respond to a desire for something to be helped, someone to be helped, or a situation to be brought to being practiced or accomplished for the good of someone’s sake.

Today, as We All stand Here and speak through This Gift, This Gift has been given to the world to give Strength, Hope, Understanding, and a deeper communication with The Divine.

Thousands and thousands and thousands of all ages walk through each day and never even say:

‘Thank You, Father, for the day. Thank You for what was so good for me to be able to think, to say, to partake in, and yes, to help someone else in a better way.’

Thank you’s are far between, because the individuals of all ages rarely think of saying: ‘Thank You, Father, for just being alive today’; or, ‘Thank You, Father, for the favor I just received. I know it isn’t as big as some individuals would like it to be, but I know it will help me, and give me the strength to endure what I must face, or what I must accomplish, or what I must share with others in a particular way.’

‘Thank you’ is many times difficult for some to say, because ‘Thank you’ humbles the individual, but also gives to them a subject to be remembered, because ‘Thank you’ allows more understanding of what the ‘Thank you’ means, what it is meant for.

As I close These Words, I smile, because there are Many of Us present at all times, every day, through This Gift of Divine Love that The Father, in His Divine Love, has allowed so Many of Us Saints to partake in, because do not forget We, too, most of Us anyhow, walked the human way at another time, but We, too, had to face the obstacles, the sadnesses, and then the good things also. We found Our strength when We remembered to pray.”