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Indholdsfortegnelse |
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| Luisa Begins to Write. |
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| The Beginning of the Narration: Novena of Preparation for Christmas. |
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| First Excess. |
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| Second Excess. |
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| Conclusion of the Novena. |
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| Jesus Begins His Work in the Soul. He Takes Her Away and Detaches Her from the External World. |
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| Jesus Proceeds to Work on the Soul. He Separates Her From Herself, Purifying Everything from the Interior of Her Heart. |
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| Jesus Leads Luisa to the Truth of Her Nothingness. |
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| The Soul Has Contrition for the Sins and Shortcomings Comitted, but Jesus Does Not Wish that She Lose Time by Thinking of the Past. |
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| Creatures Must Disappear for the Soul. She Must Look Only at Jesus and Act Only in, with through and for Jesus. |
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| A Creature Must Die to Himself in order to Live Solely in God. For This His Spirit Needs Charity and Mortification. |
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| The Soul Must First Die Completely to Her Own Ego, Mortifying Her Will Constantly, in Attempting Anything. |
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| The First Vision of the Suffering Jesus. |
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| Jesus Wishes the Soul to Experience Nothing Sensibly and that She Be Resigned in Deepest Humility. Therefore, He Deprives and Conveals the Soul from Every Sensible Consolation. |
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| The Soul Experiences that She Is Not Xapable of Anything witout Jesus and that She Owes All to Him. |
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| Jesus Solicits the Soul to Enrich and Beautify Herself More, and to Intimately Unite Herself to Him in order to Sustain the Terrible Combat against Demons. |
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| Luisa Succeeds in the Terrible Task of Warring against Demons. |
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| Luisa Sees Jesus Suffering the Second Time, and Accepts the Status of Victim. |
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| The Victim to Do Her Job of Participating in the Sufferings of Jesus by Being Crowned with Thorns to Make Reparation For Sin - Especially Pride. Fasting Begins for Luisa. |
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| Suffering because of the Family. Luisa´s Great Fear and Repugnance that Others Might Notice Her Sufferings and What Had Befallen Her. Our Lord Saw to It that It Remained Unnoticed. |
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| The Cross of Knowing that Her Sufferings Were Known to Others. This Also Was Painful to Jesus During His Life on Earth. |
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| Luisa Sees Herself Forced to Remain in Bed for Long Periods of Time. Impossibility of Eating Becomes More Manifest. Her Confessor, Called for the First Time, Frees Her from the State of Petrification. |
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| A New, Very Heavy Cross for Luisa: The Sbjection, as Victim, to the Power of Priests. The Very Severe Suffering She Had to Bear from Them. |
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| Luisa Bends with Grace to the Sufferings and Denials that Come fromthe Priests. Jesus, Taking Advantage of the Cholera Epidemic, Has Her Placed on the Light Stand, Making Public Her Condition of Victim. |
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| Change of Confessor. The New Obedience Imposed by the New Confessor Was that She Subject Herself as Victim to the Sufferings Only by His Authorization. |
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| Jesus Solicits Luisa to offer Herself as a Perpetual Victim of Continuous Suffering to Save Man from New and Deserved Punisments. He Creates a Kind of War to Prepare the Way for New Graces of Sanctification for Her. |
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| A Permanent Victim from Now on, Luisa Remains in Bed Indefinitely - Only for Jesus. |
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| Jesus Calls Luisa's Soul to Perfect Conformity to His Will. He Wants Her Soul to Be in Complete Poverty and Absolutely Detached from Everything. |
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| A New Cross for Luisa: Absolutely Always Vomiting Her Food, as Well as Suffering from Hunger. The Confessor Prohibits Her from Continuing in the State of Victim. |
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Even though Jesus Wants Luisa to Suffer, She Resists
Him because She Lacks the Consent of Her Confessor. Jesus Finally Wins by Giving Her the State of Suffering in Place of the Consent of Her Confessor. As Proof of Jesus' Will for Luisa, War Is Announced between Italy and Africa. |
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| Jesus Prepares Luisa for the Mystical Marriage He Had Promised Her. |
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| The Divine Beauty of the Most Holy Humanity of Jesus Is Shown to Luisa. |
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| The First Time Luisa´s Soul Leaves Her Body, Being Irresistibly Attracted by Jesus. The Sufferings Jesus Transmits to the Soul in this State. |
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| Jesus Communicates to Luisa His Untold Pains and Bitterness for the Various Types of Sin Which Offend Him. |
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| Jesus Allows Luisa to Participate in His Ineffable Sweet-ness by Assisting in Consoling Scenes of the Holy mysteries of Our Faith. |
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| The Holy Mass and Its Effects. In particular, the Bodily Resurrection of the Dead. |
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| The Last Preparations for the Mystical Marriage. |
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| The Mystcal Marriage. |
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| Jesus Gives Five Rules of Life to the Soul. |
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| Luisa's Impressions after She Comtemplated the Glory of the Angels and Saints in Heaven. |
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| Luisa's Sorrow and Unbearable Bitterness for Having to Again Live in the Prison of Her Body, and Exiled from Her Fatherland. |
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| Luisa´s Heroism in Accepting the Return to Her Body on Earth after Leaving Heaven Many Times. |
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| Jesus Prepares Luisa for the Renewal of his Mystical Marriage in Heaven with the Sanction of the Holy Trinity. He Therefore Talks to Her about the Three Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope and Charity. |
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| The Three Theological Virtues Continue: Hope. |
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| The Three Theological Virtues Continue: Charity. |
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| Final Preparation for the Marriage: the Annihilation of Self and the Desire Always to Suffer More. |
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| Renewal of the Mystical Marriage in Heaven in the Presence of the Most Holy Trinity. |
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| The Divine Persons Take Permanent Residency in the Soul. They Take Possession of Her, and They are Given in Possession. Then They give Luisa the Gift of the Divine Will. |
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| The Third Wedding: The Wedding of the Cross. |
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| Jesus Gives to Luisa True Understanding of Suffering for Sin. |
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| Luisa's Suffering Prevents the Death and Damnation of a Murdered Man. |
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| The Precious Value of the Cross. Jesus Renews Luisa's Crucifixion Several Times. |
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| The Rewards of the Cross. In the Place of the Cross that She has had Luisa receives Another and Greater One. |
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| Luisa's New Participation in the Passion of Jesus. |
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| The Wisdom of the Cross. |
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| Luisa Confesses Her Sins to Jesus. |
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| The Effects of the Grace from the Confession Made to Jesus, Which Was Renewed Several Times. |
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| The Narration Ends. A New War between Italy and Africa. |
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| The Various Ways Jesus Talks to Luisa. |
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| Luisa Resumes the Christmas Novena Which She Started at the Beginning of This Volume. |
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| Third Excess of Love. |
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| Fourth Excess of Love. |
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| Fifth Excess of Love. |
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| Sixth Excess of Love. |
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| Seventh Excess of Love. |
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| Eighth Excess of Love. |
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| Ninth Excess of Love. |
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