St. Michael wore a crown set with sparkling diamonds and surmounted in the front by a cross. To the right of St. Michael above his head appeared the Sacred Host with the letters "IHS" and a small cross above. "IHS" is the monogram derived from the Greek word for Jesus. Drops of the Most Precious Blood dripped from the Sacred Host into a chalice below.

     It was revealed that around the border should appear the words "At that time there shall arise Michael, the Great Prince, Guardian of Your People." (Dn. 12:1).

     St. Michael revealed that it was the Most Holy Will of God that he be honored as the Protector of the Church of Christ on Earth and Guardian of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

     St. Michael told God's servant, "Let souls turn to me for renewed devotion to our Lord in this Blessed Sacrament! He must be properly adored, loved, thanked, praised and worshipped in this the Most Glorious Sacrament."

     "Let souls call upon me whenever sacrileges and abominations are being committed against the Most High God in this Sacrament of His Love. I promise to put to flight His every enemy. Great is my zeal for the glory of God!!!"