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it to the maid, or I would say that I didn’t want it any more;
            times I remained almost on an empty stomach.

            However, when I would go to pray, I would receive so much

            Strength and feel so Satiated, that I would feel nausea for
            everything. Other times, then, in order to contradict me, if I

            did not feel like eating, He would say to me: “I want you to
            eat for love of Me, and as the food unites with the body, pray

            to Me that My Love may unite with your soul; and everything
            will be Sanctified.”

            In a word, without going any further, even in the littlest

            things, He tried to make my will die, so that it might live
            only for Him. He allowed that I be contradicted also by the
            confessor. As for example: I would feel a great need to receive

            Communion; for the whole day and night I would do nothing
            but prepare myself. My eyes could not close to sleep because
            of the continuous throbbing of my heart. I would say to Him:
            “Lord, hurry, for I cannot be without You. Accelerate the

            hours, let the sun rise quickly, for I cannot endure anymore,
            my heart is fainting.”


            He Himself would make me such Loving Invitations that I
            would feel my heart break. He would say to me: “See, I AM
            alone, do not be troubled because you cannot sleep this is about
            keeping company with your God, with your Spouse, with your

            All, who is continuously offended. O please! do not deny Me
            this relief, because, then, in your afflictions I do not leave you.”

            But while I was with these dispositions, in the morning I
            would go to the confessor, and without knowing why, the first
            thing he would say to me was: “I do not want you to receive
            Communion.”


            I tell the Truth, this was so bitter for me, that sometimes
            I would do nothing but cry. I would not dare to say anything

            to the confessor, because He Himself wanted him to do so,
            otherwise He would reproach me. But I would go to Him and
            tell Him of my pain: “Ah! my Good, is this the vigil we have


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