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FOOTNOTE
3 I am to write [3] down the encounters of my soul with You, O God,
at the moments of Your special visitations (Diary 6) 1-50
[3] During her stay in Vilnius, Sister Faustina was told by her
confessor, Father Michael Sopocko,
to write down her interior experiences.
When asked by
someone in the Congregation why Sister
Faustina had been writing a diary,
Father Sopocko answered: “I was a
professor at the Seminary and at the School of Theology of the Stefan Batory University in Vilnius at the time. I had no time
to listen to her lengthy confessions at the confessional, so I told her to
write everything down and then to show it to me from time to time. This is how
the Diary came into being” (Father Sopocko’s letter of March 6, 1972).
Sister Faustina mentions the confessor’s order
in numbers 6 and
839 of
the Diary.
In addition to
this order from her confessor, the Servant of God mentions, on many pages of
her diary, a distinct command to write, given her by the Lord Jesus Himself (see diary nos. 372, 459, 895, 965, 1142, 1457, 1567, 1665, and others).
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