“I, Saint Alphonsus Liguori, have spoken many times through this child, and each time I speak it is for a delivery of Great Words worthwhile.

I ask each child here on this night to look into a mirror now. You will look and you will see a physical being. You will look and you will see sadness or sorrow, happiness or joy. You will look and you will see concern, worry. You will look and you will see, perhaps fear. You will look and you will see satisfaction or dissatisfaction with how you look.

You will look and you will see color. You will look and you will see things in back of you or around you. You will look and you will see the color of your eyes. You will look and you will see the color of your skin. You will look and you will see if you have glasses on your eyes. You will look and you will see the hair on your head. You will look and you will see what is visible to other men, but there will be two things you will not see: one will be your own intellect, one will be your Soul.

You could say to the mirror on this night, ‘But I have great education, I am in knowledge of many things.’ The mirror will not tell it. Think of this. But how you express yourself in particular areas of life will show other men the knowledge you have, the intellect, the light. And how you act, morally, will reflect the Soul, the Light.

So what good is a mirror? Only to see visibly; the hidden Part of you is what shows through greater, whether it be day or night, whether the sun be shining or the moon be shining. The two parts of you that are available to sight, by action, expression, by doing, by sharing, by serving, will show only by the expression of your body and how you act in others’ sight.

I, Saint Alphonsus Liguori, say: ‘I have given you a subject for thought. Think about it, act on it, express it to others; do not just possess it, but be aware of it so you can do something with it for the rest of your days.’ If the mirror is broken, you would have to guess at what you looked like; but if the mirror was broken, how you acted, how you extended yourself would always be in everyone’s sight, even yours. Keep this in mind.

I have spoken on this night profoundly. I have spoken simply. I have spoken firmly. I have spoken with the Wisdom of His Light. I express to you joy, I extend to you joy, but above these things I say, ‘I extend the Wisdom of teaching you how to walk in happiness, in glow, in True Light, if all the mirrors in the world were broken on this night.’ So be it.”