| BkIII:5.III.4 | Even as the world of that time looked at the passion of Christ as a painful failure, I saw everything from the perspective of love. It was the will of the Father and therefore had to be love. I knew the Father could never allow anything imperfect for His beloved Son. Faith in love was always My sustenance; My soul lived constantly immersed in the love of God. This did not prevent Me from being as human as you, nor as divine as you. As the Mother of Jesus I knew that the birth of My divine Son was an act of love. My humanity did not fully understand, but My heart did. My thinking mind did not always understand, but My Immaculate Heart stood sovereign. |