When sometimes it so happened that she did not take communion, she soon started to weaken; and when at times three or four ailments befell her most severely, she began to mock them and make light of them on account of her tasting of the divine sweetnesses. At other times she was even cured of the most serious illnesses by her reception of the sacred Eucharist.

When this woman was shaken daily by many infirmities, she began at last to languish and to be weakened to death, and when she was unable to speak with the many priests and religious women who were standing by her in wonder, she signalled with her hands that they should withdraw from this side and that. No one understood how to help her, yet willing to obey, they withdrew to one part [of the room]. And when after a time she recovered enough strength that she might begin to speak, asked by the bystanders why she had motioned to them with her hands that they should withdraw to the side, she said, ‘Most delightful Jesus Christ, my Bridegroom visited me in his divine glory, I prepared the path.’ Telling of everything she saw with many very devout words, one moment she sighed, the next she exulted and at other times, put in a state of ecstasy, she was held suspended in the repose of divine pleasure.