St. Mary Magdalene and St. John are Symbolic of Luisa and the Holy Father
In 1888, Luisa became a Daughter of Mary and a Dominican Tertiary at Santa Maria Greca Church, taking the name Magdalene. St. Mary Magdalene was faithful to Jesus to the last. She stood with His Mother and the Apostle John at the foot of His Cross, witnessed His burial and was the first recorded witness of His Resurrection.
V12 – 4.15.19 – “But the Saints of the Living in My Will, who shall Symbolize My Resurrected Humanity, shall be few. In fact, many throngs and crowds of people saw My Humanity, but few saw My Resurrected Humanity – only the believers, those who were most disposed, and, I could say, only those who Contained the Seed of My Will. In fact, if they did not have that Seed, they would have lacked the necessary sight to be able to see My Resurrected and Glorious Humanity, and therefore be spectators of My Ascent into Heaven. Now, if My Resurrection Symbolizes the Saints of the Living in My Will – and this with Reason, since each Act, Word, Step, etc. Done in My Will is a Divine Resurrection that the soul Receives; it is a Mark of Glory that she Receives; it is to Go Out of herself in Order to Enter the Divinity, and to Love, Work and Think, Hiding herself in the Refulgent Sun of My Volition – what is the wonder, if the soul remains Fully Risen and Identified with the Very Sun of My Glory, and Symbolizes My Resurrected Humanity? But few are those who Dispose themselves to this.”
