In [*Life of Blessed (Now Saint) Margaret Mary Alacoque*](https://ia600703.us.archive.org/25/items/lifeofblessedmar00maryuoft/lifeofblessedmar00maryuoft.pdf) , it is found on p. 3: > It is related in the revelations of St Gertrude that she once asked St John the Evangelist why the devotion to the Sacred Heart was not publicly acknowledged in the Church at that time, and the reply was that God had reserved the manifestation of the devotion to the latter days of the Church, when the love of the people would have grown cold. And indeed, on the Feast of St John the Evangelist, December 27th, 1674, Our Lord disclosed to St. Margaret Mary great revelations about His Sacred Heart. QUESTION: Have there been any mystic Catholic Saints (or Blesseds) who have written about the sufferings Our Lord had endured during the night He spent in the dark prison? What did the mystic(s) write?

Why is it impossible for women to join the Jesuit order but must instead join Society of the Sacred Heart? Is there something in the initiation ritual that would exclude women?