Sister Faustina Kowalska: Her LIfe and MIssion

know it is the Spouse’s Business to fo o t after me... ‘My Jesus, I zvid now strive to give honor and gtory to ‘Your Marne, doing hat the tiCC the day on which You. yourseCf wiCCsay, enough! “Every souC You have entrusted to me, Jesus, I zvid try to aid zvith prayer and sacrifice, so that Your grace can word in them... O you days o f word ond o f monotony, you are not monotonous to me a t ad, fo r each moment hrings me new graces and oppor­ tunity to do good.’ (Diary, Notebook I, para . 245). Life took on new colours for S is te r Faus tina . For the f irs t time we h e a r from h e r lips th a t daily life, in which she so painfully felt a lack of time for prayer, had now become full of a divine meaning and grace. Henceforward, she would have no difficulty in perm ea t­ ing her work with prayer. Work, and with i t h e r whole life, would become prayer. S ister F au s t in a h ad now had th a t culm inating moment of union with God. She had taken on h e rse lf an enormous comm itment for the Lord. How would h e r fu tu re life tu rn out? 146