“I am Saint Catherine of Siena. I speak today on an important subject. The Father and All of Us Here, hear so many men and women discuss religious avenues of practice, and also participation. Throughout the world there is much talk, but little conscience on the importance of these vocations of life.

Many times an individual chooses a way of life that sounds interesting, fulfilling, and automatically will have a direction in it that will lead the individual to a successful solution, or to be successful in the eyes of others. What is success? This question has many areas for an individual to think about for themselves. Success to some is to find each day comfortable, without problems, and a feeling of security. Success to others is to become well-known, respected, looked up to as important. Success to some is being fulfilled in a vocation they enjoy mentally and/or physically.

When an individual is asked what their aim is, what their goal in life is, how many will say ‘Sainthood’? What holds an individual back from saying that word? Also, how many do not even consider it as important, because the average thought on a goal is to be wealthy, to be popular, to become well-known for a particular talent, and/or to just have a healthy life that’s quiet and without any adverse conditions. There are some other things to be added to this, but humanism would be the goal in most of them, if not all.

How many children are instructed on the Goal for life should be Sainthood, and that this is the Goal for which they were created, and that God, in His Love for human creation, placed a Portion of Himself within it, and wants That returned to Him in purity, in love?

So much humanism has flourished for so long, and of course, this is repetitive throughout the lifetime of mankind, since the beginning. One should ask himself or herself: When The Son of God walked the earth, was everything really transcribed that He thought, that He taught, that He spoke? Was it ever questioned? Did He ever write anything Himself? Those who listened to Him automatically knew He was different, because He represented Something beyond what they associated human life to speak about, to think about.

It is important for mankind to receive This Message, plus All the Others that have been delivered through This Gift of The Father’s Love, called ‘The Miracle Of Saint Joseph’. Some will say, ‘Why do they call It “a Miracle”?’ It is a Miracle, because of the use of a human mind to repeat What is delivered so continuously, so automatically, so precisely, without question, without corrections; and, Everything to be so to the advantage of all other living human beings for all time to come, makes It obviously, declares It obviously to be a Miracle, because human life, in its mannerisms, its mentality, its talents, its human applications, would not, could not, be so consistent so constantly, in the Importance of the Wording that is delivered so continuously.

The world has been Blessed, but it is sad to say mankind does not always recognize a Blessing, because of an individual’s personal manner of thinking, and every individual’s habits in daily life. So be it.”