VISION OF SAINT JOAN OF ARC
AND SAINT MICHAEL
When the Saint smiles, I smile. I will tell you what I see. For those of you who are here for the first time, I see with the Eyes of my Soul and I see back here. I don’t see here. I see you, but I see the Vision here.
She’s small, sturdy, very beautiful. It is Joan of Arc. Back of Her is Saint Michael, and She turns to Him and smiles. He bows His head and returns the smile and He takes His Sword and He holds it up like this, and then He puts it down and holds it into the ground.
She has a, I would call it a green-bronze tunic, about down to here. It has a gold band around the bottom, across the shoulders and around the neck. She has no sword. She holds Her hand out — like that.
SAINT JOAN OF ARC
“My beloved sons, I knight you on this night with My hand, for through it comes the Power of God to teach you His Command. You are to fight for what is Truth, you are to fight for what is Light, and do it with love for Him. This is no foolish moment. Do not think it to be, but through this child’s hand I knight each of thee. The fingers are spread for your shoulders are broad. The fingers say, ‘Steady, God holds the True Sword.’
I bless you with Light, I bless you with Truth, I bless you and I say, ‘Be an army for all good.’ So be it.”
