“I am Saint Alphonsus Liguori.

Identification, to human beings, is of the utmost importance, because it is through their personal identification, what they are, who they are, what they do, is recognized in a particular way.

The responsibilities in identification are numerous, far beyond what is understood the human way.  This also applies to All the Saints Here in the Heavens.  Each Saint, having lived the human way, was responsible for many areas, practices of life.

Children are not being instructed on the importance of their attitude, practices, participations, and how they respond to others of all ages.  Most individuals throughout the world are remembered by how they acted, they spoke, they accepted or rejected, because all returns to identification, because of their manner of doing things or their intellects or their practice in spiritual values, contents, and how they presented themselves physically to all with whom they came in contact with.

Children are not being instructed in the gifts of human life and how what they do is, in many ways, repeated by others who, through imitation, or learning on some subject, is applied to the other individual’s manner of life, of living.

Today as I speak, I speak slowly but also firmly.

All human beings are gifted with different ways of practicing all the acts of human life, but what is mostly forgotten is that, as others watch and imitate, it is important that purity of the mind, the body, should emanate every moment of the day and night.

I will close My Words.  I know They are different than most have been before, but it is important to remind men, women and children, that the gifts of human life oftentimes give strength morally, physically, psychologically, and these results are not always noted, put into script, because so much is taken for granted as humans spend time with other human beings.

I beseech you to remember What I have just spoken.  It is important, because perhaps it will, at a necessary time, cause you to think more prudently than you might without knowing how you affect others.”