My God

Prussian and crucius didamichis,

Libertoste, is nothsti.

The nomi Apatari said, Philius, for the saq di Amma. My lord and Cruccius deemites, Nostrius, Liberduste, Es Noste. You know, my Apathry, said, feel yeh, spirit of Sākdi, amen.

My Lord and my God, I firmly believe that you are here,

that you see me, that you hear me.

I adore you with profound reverence.

I ask your pardon for my sins.

And the grace to make this time of prayer fruitful.

My immaculate Mother St. Joseph, my father, and Lord,

my guardian angel, and deceit for me.

It stands to reason that our first topic of conversation with our Lord

in this gathering on this annual course

is on the fact he loves us so much, divine filiation.

And as we begin, we put this special means of formation in our Lord's hands through our lady

and through St. Jose Maria's intercession, especially since he received a direct

locution. If my dates are correct, on August 5, 1931, on a train in the middle of the world, as it were, that he was

nothing less than a son of God. This is not a new truth. In fact, it's Catholic theology 101. We have been made children of God

by our Lord's redemption. It's interesting to note that the very first Christians heard this very explicitly, and what's never just coincidental,

but providential, that those first ones, those heroic followers of Christ in the middle of the

world, are our immediate role models. And this is what they heard from John's first epistle chapter 3.

See what love the father has given us,

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