Saint Catherine of Siena on 10-23-00

Saint Catherine of Siena says,
"Ask yourself: Would not human life be
dull if it was like animals, because an animal
is a creature of habit, and does not have all
the goals that are available to human life?
Also, say to yourself: When a fish swims in
the water, does the fish think about who it is
meeting, and does it communicate with all the
others like themselves, or different
backgrounds coming from a different type of
this sort of life?"

REVELATION DELIVERED THROUGH FRANCES M. KLUG
ON OCTOBER 23,2000 AT 12:49 P.M.

SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENA

"I am Saint Catherine of Siena. As you
read My Words, I would appreciate your
counting the number of things that you are
subjected to each day, when you awaken to a
new day of what you are used to practicing,
doing.

How many individuals of all ages open
the day, thanking The Father for the
opportunity to use the day for the betterment
of his or her Soul? Does this question ever
arise? If it does, it is a rare thing to happen.

So Many of Us Saints speak through
this Gift that is truly a Gift of Divine
Love, to have so Many Here in the
Heavens speak so openly, using
terminology understandable, and always
offering Sound Advice to those who write
the Words, and also for the benefit of
those who will read the Words.

A Gift such as This One is, is truly a
Gift beyond what anyone present could fully
comprehend, because the human mind does
not fully value the Goal for which human life
is created, nor does any human being fully
understand the importance of every thought,
word, deed, action or communication that
takes place and affects the Soul or Souls
involved.

The simplicity in loving The Creator is
open to the mind, the willingness of every
man, woman and child, because there are
moral issues and immoral issues. There are
issues that demand many things of other
people, such as obedience, also cooperation,
also dependence on monetary measures, social
measures, communication, and countless
other things that men, women and children
are part of every moment of every day.

What I am saying is so simple in
content, because it is natural for human life
to be able to make decisions, to communicate
in many ways with others and, also, there are
responsibilities that must be adapted to, for
earning one's living or doing one's share of
the necessary responsibilities.

Ask yourself: Would not human life be
dull if it was like animals, because an animal
is a creature of habit, and does not have all
the goals that are available to human life?
Also, say to yourself: When a fish swims in
the water, does the fish think about who it is
meeting, and does it communicate with all the
others like themselves, or different
backgrounds coming from a different type of
this sort of life?

What I am saying may sound foolish to
some, but it is to make human beings be
grateful for all the advantages of human life
and, of course, the Goal for which it is
created. Nothing else has a Soul. The most
beautiful flower in the world has no say in
how it will live. It lives according to the
structure in which it was built, created, and
then it dies with no place else to go.

All things outside of human life are
vulnerable to an existence that has no goal.
Human life has a Goal because of the
Soul that each human being is the
custodian of from the moment of
conception; truly a Gift of Divine Love
and It must be protected. That is why the
Commandments were given, alerting
mankind of all dimensions of intellect
and understanding, of a Supreme Power,
because human life unto itself is special,
and so little at this time is being
instructed on this subject. In fact, it is
sad to hear so much desecration,
ignoring the importance of each human
life from the moment of its conception.

Human life has opportunities to do so
many things, to partake in the great needs of
millions of other human beings and, also, the
ability to understand the Purpose for human
life, that when the flesh no longer exists there
is a Soul Who remains, bearing the name of
the one in whom It was placed at the moment
of conception.

Needless to say, this subject is so
important I could speak hours on it, because
each portion of human life has an importance
in it, for it, and because of it.

Awaken each morning,
remembering that you are blessed with a
day, not of surprises but of responsibility,
because of the Soul you are the custodian
of, and each act, each thought is
important, because everything you do
reflects in the Soul. When you lay your
head at night, remember to thank The
Father for that Gift that is a Portion of
Him, that gives you the opportunity to
return to Him, a Saint. So be it."

Saint Joseph's Hill Of Hope
Brea, California 92822 U.S.A.
www.TheMiracleOfStJoseph.org
All Revelations are delivered spontaneously
and continuously as witnessed by all those
present at the time.
© Copyright 1996 FMK. All rights reserved.
This is used with the permission of the copyright holder.

On Nov 1, 1:42 am, wrote:
Also, say to yourself: When a fish swims in
the water, does the fish think about who it is
meeting, and does it communicate with all the
others like themselves, or different
backgrounds coming from a different type of
this sort of life?"

More importantly, is it feeding on nymphs or emergers?

Personally, I'm a bit suspect of people who talk to the dead and
practice zombie worship & ritual cannibalism. YMMV.

Joe F.

rb608 typed:
On Nov 1, 1:42 am, wrote:
Also, say to yourself: When a fish swims in
the water, does the fish think about who it is
meeting, and does it communicate with all the
others like themselves, or different
backgrounds coming from a different type of
this sort of life?"

More importantly, is it feeding on nymphs or emergers?

Personally, I'm a bit suspect of people who talk to the dead and
practice zombie worship & ritual cannibalism. YMMV.

Yeah - there's always the *one* guy out there trying to remove a guy from
his dreams, solace, and a good sandwich. ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"rb608" wrote in message
ups.com...
Personally, I'm a bit suspect of people who talk to the dead and
practice zombie worship & ritual cannibalism. YMMV.

Joe F.

Well, Joe, I guess I will go back and re-think next year's
Penn's Clave theme now.......At any rate, we will find
something for Frank to put in the barley stew, and I've not completely been
talked out of a session or two of zombie worship before the week is over.g
Tom