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Day Thirteen


             The Queen of Heaven in the Kingdom of the Divine Will departs for

               the Temple and gives example of total Triumph in the Sacrifice.


            The soul to the Triumphant Queen: Celestial Mama, today I come to
            prostrate myself before You, to ask for your invincible strength in all my

            pains; and You know how my heart is filled with them, to the point of
            feeling drowned with pains. O please! if You love so much to act as my

            Mother, take my heart in your hands and pour into it the love, the grace

            and the strength to triumph in my pains, and to convert them all into
            Divine Will.


            Lesson of the Triumphant Queen:


            My child, courage, do not fear; your Mama is all for you, and today I

            was waiting for you so that my heroism and my triumph in the sacrifice
            may infuse in you strength and courage, that I may see my child

            triumphant in her pains, with the heroism of bearing them with love and

            in order to do the Divine Will.


            Now, my child, listen to Me: I had just turned three years old when my
            parents made known to Me that they wanted to consecrate Me to the

            Lord in the Temple. My heart rejoiced in hearing this that is,

            consecrating Myself and spending my years in the house of God. But
            beneath my joy there was a sorrow a privation of the dearest persons

            one can have on earth, which were my dear parents. I was little, I

            needed their maternal cares; I was depriving Myself of the presence of
            two great saints. Moreover, I saw that as the day approached on which

            they were to deprive themselves of Me, who rendered their lives full of
            joy and of happiness, they felt such bitterness as to feel themselves

            dying. But, though suffering, they were disposed to make the heroic act

            of taking Me to the Lord.


            My parents loved Me in the order of God, and considered Me a great
            gift, given to them by the Lord; and this gave them the strength to make



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