“There is great sadness to All of Us Here when We see so much indifference to reverence, to solemnity, to dignity in Holy Mother Church, and in other places where there should be silence, dignity in dress, consideration for what the place stands for.

I am Saint John Vianney. Mankind has forgotten the importance of a dignified approach to many things, but especially where spirituality is concerned, where Faith in God is the important issue. There is so much immorality, frivolous action, and in many cases, disrespect where it should not be. The loss of these things, these manners, these ideals, these degrees of sincerity, is a sadness, because it makes many beautiful occasions, friendships, family associations, diminish in love and dignity.

It is true, my reputation in the confessional was strong, but I was dedicated to saving Souls. I was sympathetic many times, but I did not allow my sympathy to become weakness. I did not allow weakness to show, because I knew there was no other place for the penitent to find that strength, that direction, to help him or her grow more in love with God.

Sometimes when exhaustion would take over, and I would have many more penitents to see, I would pray with my whole being that God would give me the strength to endure the physical weakness, so I would not have to turn away anyone to give rest to my body, because I would be concerned that the next penitent would be the one that would need my strength more.

My desire for the Souls of the individuals was for them to become Saints on their own, for them to better understand that human life was given to man for a purpose beyond just living day by day, work, entertainment, and being counted as having passed through time one day. The Goal I set for each one was Sainthood.

True, I was very firm, but I was honest. I cared, for sometimes when a penitent would come my way and I felt rebellion in the penance I gave, or I felt a lack of sincerity in response to my direction, I found myself praying that the Soul would not be hindered by the human way.

This Miracle is Special, for now mankind is learning so much in a straightforward logical way.

I leave you now, but before I do, I hand you a Blessing, and My desire is that this Blessing will pass to all who will read My Words one day: In Nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti. Amen.”