Together with the Gospels and the teachings of the Catholic Church, the Spiritual Diary of Elizabeth Kindelmann makes up the third pillar upon which the spirituality of the Flame of Love of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Movement is resting.

This Diary has been written by Elizabeth Kindelmann (see menu on the top), a humble woman who lived in Hungary, from 1913 to 1985. As we all know, the Catholic Church has been persecuted by the regime in that country for many years.

Sister Ana Roth, a Hungarian religious nun, has been instrumental in bringing the Diary over to the West. When learning about the urgent message of the Blessed Virgin Mary which makes up the essential part of this Diary, Sister Roth published the most important texts in booklet form of 16, and then 60 pages, which have then been translated in many languages and have reached a large distribution.

The complete Diary has been published in Hungarian in 1985, in Germany. It starts with the description of a terrible “dark night”. Through the Virgin Mary, the divine light comes back, and Elizabeth begins to hear the voice of Our Lord Jesus Christ and of the Virgin Mary in the form of interior locutions. She had a clear understanding of their words in her heart.

The Diary not only contains profound spiritual reflections and a message of great significance, but also an initiative of grace of very great import on the part of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which could be summed up as follows:

The efforts of Satan to lose souls have reached an all-time high. Facing him, his eternal adversary, the Blessed Virgin Mary. We know that « where sin abounded, grace did much more abound » (Romans 5.20). She has obtained from our Heavenly Father, through the merits of the Passion of Her Holy Son, a very large effusion of graces the like of which has not been seen since the Word became Flesh (these words are from Our Blessed Mother). She will blind Satan with the Flame of light and grace flowing from Her Immaculate Heart. This Flame must ignite all hearts, even the ones of those who do not belong to the Catholic Church. She is telling us what we must do to cooperate with Her in this work. The Blessed Virgin Mary cries, begs, prays and is asking for prayers, sacrifices, fasting and family holy hours to help Her in this fight against evil.  

The Spiritual Diary has been translated from the original Hungarian into Spanish by Father Gabriel Róna, S.J., who is now residing in Budapest, Hungary. Father Róna lived in Equator for thirty years where he providentially received the writings of Mrs. Elizabeth Kindelmann – a heavenly message about the Flame of Love of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Father Róna devoted himself to the translation of these writings from Hungarian into Spanish between the years 1985 and 1989.

The Spiritual Diary has been translated into French in 2003-2004 and is now available in a book published in 2006.