The 36 Volumes of the Book of Heaven by Luisa Piccarreta

Luisa’s 36 volumes may be divided into three groups of twelve volumes:
The first 12 volumes of Luisa’s Book of Heaven corresponds to Jesus’ Passion and work of Redemption. Indeed Luisa wrote, The Hours of the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the same years that she wrote volumes eleven and twelve.

The next 12 volumes of the Book of Heaven corresponds to God the Father’s work of creation. Luisa wrote The “Rounds of the Soul in the Divine Will” that glorifies God in creation during this period.

The final 12 volumes of the Book of Heaven speak of God the Holy Spirit’s work of Sanctification. During this period Luisa wrote, The Blessed Virgin Mary in the Kingdom of the Divine Will that Mary dictated to her for mankind’s sanctification in the Divine Will. To Luisa Mary revealed that the dictations contained in this book serve to train souls to continuously remain in the Divine Will.

The first group deals with God’s work of Redemption. Here the soul repeats within herself what Jesus did in his humanity by attentively meditating on his Passion with the aim of obtaining graces for mankind. In this way the soul participates in the Divine Will of Jesus Christ whose eternal operation is one with that of the Trinity, and shares in his work of Redemption.36

The second group teaches of God’s work of creation. Here the soul reflects upon the original state and purpose of prelapsarian Adam, and glorifies God in and on behalf of all creation. By this means, the soul learns how to pray and act as Adam and Eve did in the Garden of Eden.

The third group explore God’s work of sanctification. Here the soul attentively meditates on Jesus and Mary’s lessons, and participates in what St. Paul refers to as the work of setting creation free from its slavery to corruption so that it may enjoy the glorious freedom of the sons of God.
Iannuzzi, Rev. Joseph. The Gift of Living in the Divine Will in the Writings of Luisa Piccarreta

Luisa’s Book of Heaven made available for sharing and reading within prayer groups and cenacles dedicated to Luisa Piccarreta and for Private Use. Only as we await the release of the Critical Version from The Vatican. Although these are the unofficial translations, they are considered relatively accurate, (approximately 90%), as per the review conducted by Reverend Father Joseph Iannuzzi, Ph. B, STB, M. Div., STL, STD., on behalf of The School of Mary at Mary’s Hill.