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Hello, I'm Father Joe Roche of 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 Today we take up from where we left off, beginning with

diary entry number 404. When I entered the chapel to say goodnight to the Lord before retiring

and apologized for having talked so little to him when I was at home, I heard a voice within my soul.

I am very pleased that you had not been talking with me, but were making my goodness known to souls,

and rousing them to love me. Mother Superior, Mary Joseph, said to me,

we are both going to Josephinek tomorrow, sister, and you will have a chance to talk with Mother General, Michael.

I was delighted. Mother General was ever the same, full of goodness, peace, and the spirit of God.

I had a long talk with her. We attended the afternoon service. The litany of the sacred

heart of Jesus was sung. The Lord Jesus was exposed in the monstrance. After a short while,

I saw the little Jesus who came out from the host and rested in my hands. This lasted for a moment. immense joy flooded my soul.

The child Jesus had the same appearance as he had the time we entered the chapel with Mother

Superior, my former directress, Mary Joseph. The next day I was already back in my beloved Vilnius. Oh, how happy I felt to be back in our convent. I felt as though I was entering the convent for the second time. I took an ending delight in the silence and peace in which the soul can so easily immerse itself in God, helped by everyone

and disturbed by no one.

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