January 20
This index covers Volumes 2–36 (Volume 1’s autobiographical material is undated). 8 entries share this calendar date across the corpus.
- full analysis | Diary Entry Volume 7, 1907 — “The greatest sanctity is to live in the Divine Will.” — DWE-1 FHD-1 IDR-1
- full analysis | Diary Entry Volume 10, 1912 — “When Love does not obtain the intent with good manners, It tries to obtain it with huffs, with fusses, and even with holy naughtiness.” — DWE-1 RSD-1 VSC-1
- full analysis | Diary Entry Volume 13, 1922 — “What the soul who lives in the Divine Will should do with her rags.” — DW-MARY-1 DWE-1 VSC-1 WDC-1
- full analysis | Diary Entry Volume 16, 1924 — “The only refreshment in the privation of Jesus is to wander more in the Divine Will. The Divine Will is a sea of Light and of Fire in which one cannot stop, but needs to go around continuously in order to take everything in every instant.” — IAD-1 SRC-1 WOE-1
- full analysis | Diary Entry Volume 20, 1927 — “How the Communion of the Divine Will is not subject to be consumed; Its veils are intangible. The soul longs for Heaven, and therefore she is sad, and puts all Creation in sadness.” — ECF-1 PHD-1 RPT-1
- full analysis | Diary Entry Volume 25, 1929 — “How Creation is a divine army. Wherever the Divine Will is present there is perennial life.” — ADG-1 GCM-1 IDR-1 RPT-1 TGF-1
- full analysis | Diary Entry Volume 27, 1930 — “How beautiful is the living in the Divine Will. The soul places God in the condition of repeating His works. How the Divine Fiat acts as Actor and Spectator.” — ATF-1 DVB-1 DW-MARY-1 KMC-1
- full analysis | Diary Entry Volume 33, 1935 — “The living in the Divine Will makes the creature feel the Paternity of her Creator, and she feels she has the right to be His daughter. Three prerogatives that one who lives in It acquires.” — CDS-1 NBD-1 TRD-1