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(ATENÇÃO! Este suplemento trata-se de revelação privada não reconhecida oficialmente pela autoridade da Igreja. Conf. ensina o § 67 do Catecismo, o seu papel não é «aperfeiçoar» ou «completar» a Revelação definitiva de Cristo, mas ajudar a vivê-la mais plenamente, numa determinada época da história. Guiado pelo Magistério da Igreja, o sentir dos fiéis sabe discernir e guardar o que nestas revelações constitui um apelo autêntico de Cristo ou dos seus santos à Igreja.)

© Maria Valtorta (Itália, ano 1897-1961) - Obra: "Lições sobre a Carta de São Paulo aos Romanos" (1948-1950)

The most holy Author in reply to an objection of mine [by Maria Valtorta] regarding the phrase contained in the dictation of the 6th of January, 1948 says, [...] It is also said, "The Spirit of the Lord fills the whole world." The whole of the world. From always. And forever. By following the different evolutions of the world wanted by the will of God. Wanted. Not selfevolutions, but evolutions willed by the Creator, by the Eternal, Omnipotent Lord.
"The Spirit of God moved over the waters," it is said, and it is one of the first words of the marvellous history of Creation. God already was. He has Always been. And through His Being, He was able to create everything from nothing; order from disorder; from the incomplete – more: from the shapeless – the complete, the formed, with a most powerful law of wisdom. The universe arose from chaos. From the vapours charged with chaotic molecules, from the anarchy of the elements, "He created Heaven and Earth", and immediately, His Spirit "moved over the waters".
And little by little, as the successive works of Creation were being accomplished, "the Spirit of the Lord" moved upon them with His laws and providences. With successive works and ever more powerful.
From chaos which separates and orders itself into, I shall say, families – solid parts with solid parts in order to form the globe of the planet Earth, humid parts with humid parts in order to successively form the seas, lakes, rivers and streams – to light, the first of things not only ordered with the elements already existing in the chaos, but created, with its own power, from nothing.
For light did not exist "and darkness was upon the face of the deep", that is, of the chaos in which confusedly the masses of gasses collided, charged with humidity, gasses and molecules. And God created light. His light. He bestowed to the world, which was arising from nothingness through His will, the attribute, one of His attributes: light.
God is Light and He is the Father of Light and lights. And to the Earth, His first creature, He bestows and gives light. Just as to man, the perfection of creation and the last of the six works in the six divine days after which God rested, He bestowed the attribute which makes man similar to Him: free spirit, immortal, His divine breath infused into matter so that it could be animated by God and would have a right to Heaven, to the Abode of the Father.

  Vide também Vida e Obra de Maria Valtorta

Nota sobre a fonte: Maria Valtorta foi uma mística católica italiana. Durante sua vida, ela foi agraciada com revelações de Jesus Cristo sobre o Evangelho, e também de Nossa Senhora, do Espírito Santo e de vários santos e anjos.