Unknown to many, the Holy Thing, the Germ or the Mysterious Blessing as reveled to Blessed Ann Catherine Emmerich, was the blessing of holy multiplication originally given to Adam, and ‘implanted’ in the ‘space’ left after the removal of one of his ribs in order create Eve. This blessing, which was like a cloud, was withdrawn from Adam just before the Fall, taken back to heaven, was in the form of the Virgin in a tower – Mary in the Eternal Mind of God, but not, in time. Taken into the Ark by Noah, Angels returned it to Abraham, who transmitted to his first son, Isaac, and from Isaac to Jacob. Withdrawn by an Angel during the wrestle with Isaac, it was eventually bestowed on Joseph, while in prison in Egypt. Moses retrieved it on the eve of their departure from Egypt, one hundred and seventy years after the death of Joseph and eventually placed it in the Ark of the Covenant, as it was now the property of the whole nation of Israel. An angel later bestowed it on Sts Joachim and Ann, under the golden gate in the temple, while they embraced. Jesus told the Mystic that at that moment, the Immaculate Conception was accomplished, and that, this was how every human being would have been conceived if not for the Fall of Adam and Eve. Mary became the New Ark of the Covenant, as the Holy Thing reached its final destination, disappearing permanently from the Ark of the Covenant. Other Mystics are also referenced in the narrative. It is a deep fascinating mystical insight into the dogma of the Immaculate Conception, which forms a strong foundation for Mary’s role as Coredemptrix, as she provided the Redeemer with the Immaculate Body and Sacred Blood with which He redeemed us, while also suffering with Him in the Objective Redemption. Not only did her Immaculate Conception, grace her with the worthiness and ability to provide the Word, with a worthy dwelling place – her Womb (as God cannot dwell in a sinfull place or an environment under the power of original sin); it enabled her become the New Ark of the Covenant (Apocalypse 11:19), making the Tabernacle of God to dwell among men (Apocalypse 21:3); but also, enabled her provide the Blood and Flesh that Jesus Christ redeemed us with, making her the Coredemptrix. Therefore, while Jesus was pierced in His Body - “they shall look at Him whom they have pierced.” (John 19:37, Zechariah 12: 10); “they pierced my hands and my feet” (Psalm 22:16), she was pierced in her soul as well: “And thy own soul, a sword shall...