“After this revelation, do you believe that you cannot commit mortal sin?”[[77]]
“I do not know, and in all things I wait on Our Lord.”
“That is an answer of great weight!”
“Yes, and one which I hold for a great treasure.”
The same day, Wednesday, March 14th, in the afternoon. Present: Jean Delafontaine, Commissary, assisted by Nicolas Midi and Gerard Feuillet. Witnesses: Brother Ysambard de la Pierre and Jean Manchon.
And in the first place, Jeanne expressed herself thus:
“On the subject of the answer that I made to you this morning on the certainty of my salvation, I mean the answer thus: provided that I keep the promise made to Our Lord, to keep safe the virginity of my body and soul.”
“Have you any need to confess, as you believe by the revelations of your Voices that you will be saved?”
“I do not know of having committed mortal sin; but, if I were in mortal sin, I think that Saint Catherine and Saint Margaret would abandon me at once. I do not think one can cleanse one’s conscience too much.”
“Since you have been in the prison, have you never blasphemed or cursed God?”