“I am Saint Aloysius.

There are so many things Many of Us Saints would like to speak about. It is important that more attention is given for Saints Here in the Heavens to be able to use what They are capable of doing for the Souls that are in much need of help.

The Soul is the victim, but it is not always seen in this way, this degree. Some individuals oftentimes know that what has occurred, or what has been spoken, or what situation or condition is necessary to be aware of, because of what it will reveal that in many ways is unjust or morally impure, or in many ways a happiness to the evil one, the devil.

We speak through this little one so much. Each time We talk through her, We relate to her what We feel is most applicable to help it, and to use it to strengthen or to encourage or to enable, or even to bless a human being that in/unto themselves, they are actually detrimental to themselves, because they ignore seeking help from The Heavenly Father or some Saint Here in the Heavens that would immediately go to The Heavenly Father to help support what could help the individual.

The beautiful part of This Gift that We All speak through, is that We are totally aware of what a Blessing it is for those who are familiar with It, and can use It knowingly, what It can cope with, or aid to change, to become better about the conditions or situations that are being abused or misused, or only pleasing to the devil.

All of Us Saints Here in the Heavens are so happy when We see individual human beings wanting to help serve what is morally sound, morally good, morally true, to cast out anything that appeases the evil that is always available.

Thousands of Words could be spoken, requested to be put into script, but We know that there are so many things that should never be overlooked but seen for their worth, but always held to a degree that is capable of being accomplished.

As We close, We bless those who take the Words and We repeat: The greatest Gift that human beings have been created to participate in, and that is to serve in a manner and way that gives hope, but also dignity, and has a purpose for the good of Souls, even of thousands of people they have never met or will never know.”