“My son, in all of your desires and doubts, I desire that you come to me to speak to my heart, that I may fulfill your heart as well as console you, with my wisdom, in your doubts.

Do not doubt the encouragement and hope of the faith that you offered my children in yesterday’s meeting. As I was guiding you, my son, did you not open in prayer with the words of King David, his words that gave glory to me? And did you not share your experiences of love with me and my mother?

It was they who desired that you did so. Did you not fight to bring them light? Did you not go before them with my Holy Cross?

Yes, because they were men of great importance to the world and, most importantly, of great importance to me in my love for them. Do not allow the enemy to place doubts in the words that you spoke to them.

For, as your sister said, did you not encourage them in faith? And the outcome is mine, according to my will. You must leave the outcome to my will, my son. There are those moments when the enemy will attempt to tempt you into believing that you did not fulfill my will because you did not do your best.

No, my son, it is not to be fulfilled by your will, but my will. And the best that you could give someone is that which I have given you. Do you understand?”

‘Yes, my Lord, I must not focus more on the work I am fulfilling than, most importantly, to keep my focus on you. This is what is most important.’

“Yes, my son. I know that you love them, and in the moment with them, you wanted what was best for them. But what is most important is that you gave them me. Let your heart be free from this temptation and manipulation of the darkness to bring confusion.  Be still.

You may write Antonia to coordinate the next meeting. But tell them it will be done so according to my will.”