“I am Saint Catherine of Siena.

The Goal of life is rarely spoken of in the time in which you live. Sainthood is not taught to be a Goal for the Soul, identifying or identified with an individual human life.

There are so many areas that have been stripped of the Purpose for which human life was intended. It is sad for Us Here to hear children of all ages speak of times, incidences, occurrences, that diminish the beauty of good over evil and purity over impurities.

So many in this time ignore what is right, what is practical, what is logical, what is Truth, what is Purpose, for the Soul to live forever. There are many who deny the existence of the Goal the Soul was intended for, because so much humanism, so much hypocrisy is evident in all manner of activities, practices of human life.

Mankind is growing more and more in laxness in understanding of The Commandments of God. This, of course, is evident because of all the impurities of mind and body that are acceptable, and are not thought of as being detrimental to one’s Soul.

So Many of Us Here in the Heavens are deeply concerned because of the loss and/or the lack of mankind’s rejection, resistance to sin. Mankind says, ‘Be patient, things will turn and all will return to what it was.’

Remember Sodom and Gomorrah. It had to be destroyed. This story is not myth, nor is it fiction. Times like this truly existed in past History.

Mankind makes fun of many things that give strength to moral values, moral standards. They prefer to accept being what other people are, acting like other people act, accepting what other people accept, even though it is totally wrong, totally against sound values, sound standards, morality.

I find this time with you a privilege, because We are All deeply concerned for all of mankind, and We want people of all races, all colors, all creeds, to understand that life is a Treasured Gift, because it has a Goal beyond any human goal man can reach. The Soul, this Precious Gift of Life, Love and Hope, is what mankind should be looking forward to, because It is the Goal of Sainthood for All Eternity. So be it.”