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 O [[Special:MyLanguage/Lord Maitreya|Senhor Maitreya]] e o [[Special:MyLanguage/Mighty Victory|Poderoso Vitória]] guiaram Patrício ao longo da sua missão. A história da sua vida ilustra o poder de um indivíduo em Deus. Em uma certa ocasião, Patrício passou pela iniciação de ter de combater o Anticristo. Ele explicou que foi salvo porque invocou o nome de [[Helios|Hélios]]:
-<blockquote>On that very same night I lay a-sleeping, and powerfully [[Satan]] assailed me; which I shall remember as long as I am in this body. He fell upon me like an enormous stone, and I was stricken nerveless in all my limbs. Whence then did it come into my unscholarly spirit to call upon Helias? At once I saw the sun rising into the dawn sky, and while I kept invoking “Helias, Helias,” with all my strength, lo, the Splendour of the Sun fell over me and instantly shook all the heaviness off from me. I believe I was succored by Christ my Lord and that his Spirit even then was calling out on my behalf.<ref>Oliver St. John Fogarty, ''I Follow Saint Patrick'' (London: Rich & Cowan, 1938), p. 298.</ref></blockquote>
+<blockquote>Naquela noite, enquanto dormia, [[Special:MyLanguage/Satan|Satanás]] atacou-me ferozmente, fato do qual me lembrarei enquanto ocupar este corpo. Ele caiu sobre mim como uma pedra enorme e os meus membros perderam a força, totalmente. Como, então, ocorreu ao meu espírito ignorante invocar Helias? Imediatamente, vi o sol nascendo no céu do alvorecer e enquanto continuava a invocá-lo ‘Helias, Helias’, com todas as minhas forças, eis que o Esplendor do Sol desceu sobre mim e instantaneamente removeu todo o peso. Acredito que fui socorrido pelo Cristo, meu Senhor, e que o seu Espírito invocava a meu  favor”.<ref>Oliver St. John Fogarty, I Follow Saint Patrick Londres: Rich & Cowan, 1938, p. 298.</ref></blockquote>
 Patrick faced many difficult challenges in his life. He was never afraid to confront evil, and he knew that Jesus Christ lived in him and spoke through him. In his Confession, he speaks of twelve perils that beset his soul. These perils are the twelve initiations of the twelve gates of the city, the [[New Jerusalem]], whereby we are then anointed to enter into that Holy City, having passed the twelve initiations of the twelve lines of the [[Cosmic clock|clock]], of our [[karma]] and of our [[Christhood]].