Hello, I'm Father Joe Rocha, the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception.

Thank you for joining us as we continue with our year-long journey, reading the Diary of St.

Maria Faustina Kavalska, from beginning to end.

Today, we take up from where we left off, beginning with Diary Entry number 62.

O life so dull and monotonous, how many treasures you contain.

When I look at everything with the eyes of faith, no two hours are alike, and the dullness and monotony disappear. The grace which is given me in this hour

will not be repeated in the next. It will be given me again, but it will not be the same grace.

Time goes on, never to return again. Whatever is enclosed in it will never change. It seals with a seal for eternity.

Father Sopochko must be well loved by God. I say this because I myself have experienced how much God

defends him at certain moments. When I see this, I rejoice

greatly that God has such chosen ones. 1929, the trip to Calvary. When I came to Vilnius for two

months to replace a sister who had gone for her third probation,

Sister Peter, who worked in the kitchen, I stayed a little longer than two months.

One day, Mother Superior, Irene, wanting to give me a bit of pleasure, gave me permission

to go, together with another sister, to Calvary, to walk the paths, as they say. I was delighted.

Although it was not very far, it was Mother Superior's wish that we should go by boat.

That evening, Jesus said to me, I want you to stay home. I answered, Jesus, everything is ready

for us to leave tomorrow morning. What am I to do now?

The Lord answered, this trip will be harmful to your soul.

I replied to Jesus, you can find a way out.

Arrange things in such a way that your will may be done.

At that moment, the bell announced the time for sleep. I gave Jesus a parting glance

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