Meet Faustina, a woman unwavering in her devotion to following where the Lord leads her. She has always resolved that even if no one accompanies her on the narrow path, she will press onward with steadfast faith. "I will go alone," she declares peacefully-her confidence rooted in a life never truly touched by lasting loneliness or a sense of emptiness without human companionship. However, reality shifts dramatically when loved ones betray her trust, abandon her in times of need, and friends slip away, leaving her stranded in a world stripped of genuine human love and connection.
In the allegory, "Though None Go With Me," Faustina journeys along the path where the Lord guides her, traversing treacherous roads marked by pain, suffering, temptations, and trials. Sometimes she walks this lonely road alone; at other times, she is accompanied by friends-John, Daniel, and George. But who are they truly? Can she fully trust their loyalty? Where will this arduous journey ultimately lead? The narrow road is designed for one person, even though many walk it, each facing their private struggles. Conversely, the wide road is crowded with revelers and entertainment, yet it ultimately leads to separation from God and profound loneliness and pain. The choice between the narrow way and the wide way is one that each of us must make, for soon we will reach the end of our journey and reap the harvest of our actions during our sojourn on Earth.
