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The truths about My Fiat are... 

the new Gospel of the Kingdom of My Divine Will. 

In which they will find the norms, the Sun, the teachings on how to ennoble themselves, elevate themselves to their origin, and take the state given to them by God at the beginning of Creation. 

They will find the Gospel that, taking them by the hand, will lead them into true happiness, into constant peace. The only law will be My Will that, with Its brush of love, dipped in the vivid colors of Its light, will give back to man the Likeness of his Creator. 

Oh! how they [the ones responsible for publication of Piccarreta's writings] should have yearned to receive and to make known a good so great. But, instead, all the opposite.

In Redemption... 

the Evangelists considered themselves honored... 

to make themselves known as the ones who were putting out the Gospel, that It might be known by the whole world. And with glory they marked their names, so much so, that when the Gospel is preached, the name of the one who wrote It is stated first, and then is the Gospel spoken. 

So I want it to be done with the truths about My Will. That everyone may know who the ones are that brought so much good into the world.

But what do you think this is? 

All human prudence. 

Ah! how many Divine works the human prudence has caused to fail in the midst of creatures. Like sluggards [luiaards], they have reached the point of withdrawing from the holiest works. 

But My Will will know how to triumph of everything and make a mockery of them. However, I cannot hide the sorrow... 

for such great human ingratitude at a good so great.”

[23.8.1928]