“When children of all ages awaken in the morning and prepare for the day, they have a routine. They follow the routine to the best that they feel like following at that time.

In the convent we had a strict routine. Our hours were counted and we attended every different course of the day with a feeling of love even when we were sad, because it was a new beginning. Sometimes, when the physical did not feel as strong as the yearning in the heart and the mind, we would make ourselves move to the rhythm of the time.

I am Saint Teresa of Avila. Through this Great Miracle of Hope, of Learning, through this time in which you live, be aware of the Importance of what was spoken regarding the blindness you might accept to escape the reality of living.

Remember the Words that were spoken about the importance of the design of your physical, and the beauty and the importance of the added ingredient, that will that gives you the freedom to move, the freedom to speak, the freedom to like or dislike, the freedom to be all that God Wills you to be; and then there was that Special Part, the Portion of Himself that He placed within your heart, He placed It within your whole being, the Soul, the Light of your love for all that is good, the Light of your hope for all that is His Will.

Be blessed, My children, in so many ways. Be thankful for the time you have in every day. Use your time with great sincerity, and remember that the time to do all the things you can do, is a Gift of Love from The Holy Trinity to you.

You do not walk the day by bells. You walk the day by what you call ‘a clock’ that does not speak out loud to you, does not alert you to every move you must make, but the eyes that you see with, the hands that you feel with, tell you what next you must do.

I have come through This Great Miracle in so many ways, so many times, with so many Words for so many, many people, and I come on this night with a Love in some ways incomprehendible, because It is the Love of The Father handed to you through Me, to give you the strength and the courage to one day become a Saint.

Be blessed, My daughters, and know, that as you rise on the morrow, offer the day in the best way you know, and promise to do His Will every hour. So be it.”