Through the Holy Spirit, the Christian at Baptism receives not only the gift of Christ’s Kingship, which elevates the person to the dignity of a son or daughter of the King, but receives as well the gifts of priesthood and prophecy. Mother Clelia’s awareness that she was first and foremost consecrated to God, His honor, and His worship impelled her to let each of these charisms shine through her. In particular, the gift of prophecy, which is primarily the ability to interpret the plan of God in the twists and turns of life, was often manifested in her supernatural capacity to predict the future. Testimonies to this fact are numerous. We recount here one in particular. Sr. Rufina Crippa attests that Mother Clelia, a year after she had returned to Rome from her long exile, wanted one day to meet the novices who had arrived from Alessandria. Among them was Sr. Pia Tonin, who was very concerned about her brother in America whom she had not heard from for several years. When she entered Mother Clelia’s room, without asking her anything, she heard her say: “Be at peace that your brother is fine and will write you soon.” Sr. Rufina concludes her account with these words: “We were greatly amazed and confirmed in our opinion that Mother Clelia was a saint when Sr. Pia returned to Alessandria and there in fact received a reassuring letter from her brother.”