“I am Saint Catherine of Siena.

If mankind will but look at the origin of Many of The Saints, they will find that there is no one place that man, woman or child cannot use a human life to become ‘a Great Saint’.

A Saint is called ‘a Saint’ because of specific practices in one’s life that in many ways, many times, were ordinary things that drew special attention to the importance of obedience and obvious moral values, moral standards; also, standing up for what was truth, what was pure, what was right, what was correct, against those who tried to dominate the life in a multiple of devious actions, ways, manners, intentions. We hear so many say: ‘Sainthood is for the past, those who lived another time. We are lucky to get through each day.’

Mankind must understand that at the moment of conception, The Father places a Soul within the conception, and this Soul is ‘a Living Portion’ of The Father, and through this Soul there is a strength given to the individual that makes good obvious, wrong obvious, no matter what the mentality of the individual shows in everyday life.

Sound moral values and sound moral standards are deeply embedded through the Soul, and when the individual defies what is moral, and accepts what is indecent, immoral, it causes a gangrenous effect within the mind and the body and the Soul, which automatically weakens the morality of the individual. That is why it is important for all ages to understand the importance of the purity that must be practiced in everyday living, no matter what the obstacles are, no matter what the individual is confronted with. When decisions are necessary, sound moral values, sound moral standards must be considered as the foundation for all decisions.

We hear so many speak about the time that The Son of God was Crucified, and We hear them say, ‘He was so Pure, so Good, so Moral, so Just, how could they have used such violence against Him when His Very Presence showed Purity and Love for mankind?’

It would be difficult to explain at this time all of the facts, all of the facets of why and how this took place, because in two thousand years mankind has passed through times of improper decisions; also, many areas in time when mankind in general, were sadistic in their thinking, their motives, their actions, and their condemnation of all that was pure, good, innocent, proper and right. The Crucifixion was an intolerable sight, memory, and it is difficult even in this day to think of the horror that took place.

When We say, ‘You live in a time worse than Sodom and Gomorrah,’ We hear some who read This find This Statement inappropriate, also not understandable. If mankind could see the real in-depth horror of sin in its many stages, also see in depth, the injustices that are being practiced in this day in which you live, the mind of those who automatically want good, and truly profess to love God, would find it so devastating and incomprehendible in this age of knowledge, and with so much religious expounding in many areas of the media that mankind is used to following and accepting.

This Miracle Of The Beloved Saint Joseph was given to the world to strengthen man’s understanding on the Value of human life, and the reality that within human life there is a Soul, a Portion of The Father, that no other living thing contains. This Miracle has been given to anoint man’s thinking to more fully understand the Importance of human life and the Goal for which it was created.

It was also given to instruct mankind to be aware of the importance of moral values, moral standards, and that everyday living should focus on the Goal of human life: Sainthood, for the Soul to be returned to The Father, representing the individual in whom It was placed at the moment of conception, as a Saint bearing the name of the individual for All Eternity. So be it.”