He’s smiling.

“I am Saint Alphonsus Liguori.

I made My Name sound very loud to this little one, because each time I speak Words for her to share with others, she always alerts Me to ‘Be careful of Your Wording.’ I smile at this, because her exactness in desire for others to learn facts, logic, and sound points of not just interest but productivity when a Statement is to be made to serve, or to enlarge or to give strength to the subject matter.

We All enjoy speaking Words to her so she can pass Them on for others to see the value of, or the necessity of, or the practicality of, or the reasonability of. I smile when I mention these words.

You live in a time wherein education in different subject matters is prevalent, but there is one question on the importance of the subject matter: Is it feasible for it to be used in a scope of language that would present to those who would read it, advancement in logic, knowledge, perseverance, hope, trust; and, of course, is it feasible to leave those who hear it or read it, in a sounder state of ability to use it to a limit that would aid others to be able to speak in a more explicit manner?

I know These Words are not what you are accustomed to, but there are so many things that could and would make what your tasks are in the work you have accepted, to be more advanced, but more suitable also, to those who want to learn more about it.

I speak These Words because I care, and I know you care, so it is important that sometimes just one word can give strength to a matter, a manner of acceptance and feasibility to change what is necessary to be changed because it will be more acceptable by many.”