Opera nuper in lucem prodeuntia

The green and white silk also is stronger than the other; thus the innocence of My humanity and My virtuous conversation has surpassed the innocence and the merit of the life of all. With this girdle of humanity and passibility, I have girded Myself more strongly and highly, shortening the length of eternity in the brief temporal life of humanity, exulting as a giant in His strength, because He was to act in no difficult and most heavy path. Bearing the redemption of the human race as a treasure, He girds Himself more tightly, lest He collapse while carrying it. I girded Myself more diligently, because I incessantly carried the souls of all to be saved in My heart with ineffable love and desire." When the convent approached for communion, she saw the Lord standing in the place of the priest like a magnificent king, to whom those approaching one by one held burning lamps before them, the light of which illuminated their faces. She understood through the Holy Spirit that those lamps signified the hearts of the ardent, and the liquid in them, the piety of the divine heart, which flows into those communicating the flame of the heat of charity, because that most sacrosanct sacrament infuses into those receiving it worthily the piety that is valid for all things and ignites them in the love of God.

A decorative initial "I" marks the start of the final paragraph.

On the vigil of the most sweet Nativity of our Lord, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, as the convent was going to chapter,