Assist the Souls in Purgatory by BENEDICTINE SISTERS OF PERPETUAL ADORATION | Full Audio Book libribooks Read by: John, Kathi M. Walsheck, Twinkle, KevinS in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - God's Masterpiece of Pity 00:16:29 - 02 - Motives for Assisting the Poor Souls 00:33:47 - 03 - Means of Assisting the Poor Souls 00:53:12 - 04 - Special Aids for the Poor Souls 01:15:49 - 05 - Prayers for the Poor Souls A short little book on Purgatory, the Poor Souls and how we can help them with our prayers. (Summary by Maria Therese) More information: Assist the Souls in Purgatory | LibriVox LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (LibriVox | free public domain audiobooks)
Fico lashed out at Kiev’s supporters in the EU, arguing that it was the “zero” foreign policy of the bloc that brought Ukraine to its current position. “Who among those war hawks will acknowledge it in the EU, when they supported the war so much? When were they sending those weapons there so relentlessly? When were they forbidding any truce? Who today will admit their mistakes?” Fico added. While the plans to destroy Russia have evidently failed, Moscow is bound to emerge victorious from the hostilities, he declared.
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Parody song about the revision of British History to suit a woke, equity and diversity agenda 'Been Here From the Start' song | Horrible Histories: Black British History | CBBCyoutube.com/watch?v=6M-qsVS8zeU
Pope St. Gelasius I | The Brave Pope Who Defended the Faith | Catechism for Kids (November 21) Did you know there was a pope who lived during one of the most chaotic and confusing times in Church history — and guided the Church with strength, kindness, and incredible wisdom? Today we honour Pope St. Gelasius I, who served as Pope from 492 to 496 and died on November 21, 496. Gelasius lived during a turbulent era when heresies, political pressure, and old pagan practices still threatened the Church. Yet he stood firm. He defended Church teaching, protected the authority of the papacy, wrote beautifully about the faith, and worked tirelessly to help the poor of Rome. He is remembered for his strong mind, generous heart, and deep love for God’s truth. Topics we’ll cover: Who Pope St. Gelasius I was The challenges the Church faced in the late 400s His defence of orthodoxy and rejection of heresy How he cared for the poor during famine and hardship His important teaching on the …More
Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan for Ukraine: Peace Deal or Trigger for World War III? Patrick seems very upset over this plan and will explain why. (Warning, he swears in this video several times. Unlike him at all). WWIIl Inevitable With Trump's Russia Ukraine War "Peace Plan" I’m Patrick Lancaster. In this report I break down Donald Trump’s new 28-point “peace plan” for Ukraine – the one his team reportedly wants Kyiv / Kiev to accept by Thanksgiving. In this video we go point by point through the leaked framework, and ask the hard questions nobody in Western mainstream media wants to touch: What does it really mean to “confirm Ukraine’s sovereignty”? According to whose laws – U.S., Ukrainian or Russian? Can NATO really stop expanding and Russia legally promise not to attack “neighboring states” while Russian law says Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye and Kherson are part of Russia? What happens if Ukraine fires a missile at Moscow after signing? Will recognition of Crimea, Donetsk …More
This short video is when Putin and Bush met in Washington I think during his first term. Putin will read from declassified documents which was marked top secret. I could barely listen while Bush laughed that evil laugh.
On 19 November, Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen, 93, wrote on his blog, OldYosef.HkCatholic.com, about the history and dangers of the Synod. He recalls that Francis "regrettably" restructured this institution of bishops to include lay members. Thus, it became a hybrid "consultative assembly of the baptised", convened under the name of Synod. However, Cardinal Zen is more concerned that the central leaders of the Synod clearly sought to advance significant reforms to Church doctrine and discipline. He accuses the synod leaders of wasting meeting time with childish "conversations in the Spirit", and of avoiding formal discussion as much as possible. Meanwhile, a large group of facilitators, experts, secretaries and undersecretaries controlled the assembly. Regarding the final document, Cardinal Zen notes that Francis endorsed it as his "papal teaching". Francis urged everyone to read, understand and implement it 'on a trial basis', with the outcomes of the entire experiment to be reviewed …More
[21] Then came Peter unto him and said: Lord, how often shall my brother offend against me, and I forgive him? till seven times? [22] Jesus saith to him: I say not to thee, till seven times; but till seventy times seven times.
or on YouTube A couple of my readers recently sent a great question along these lines: Funny you should ask this, because I just said to my bishop recently, “It seems like the Lord is quite silent these days.” But is He? The Voice of Peace What exactly did Jesus say? As a matter of basic discernment, how do you know when the interior voice in your thoughts is the Lord’s, your own, or the devil’s for that matter? Jesus said: You will know when God is speaking to you (and we’ll get to There is a beautiful passage in Proverbs that really fleshes this process of discernment out further. First of all, you need to have a basic faith in God [“For without faith, it is impossible to please him” (Heb 11:6)] — and many of us who call ourselves Christians really don’t have much faith when it comes down to it. My sister died in a car accident when I was 19 (she was only 22). It didn’t shake my faith in God’s existence. I still believed He was there, that He was with us in that trial, that He …
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Saints Octavius, Solutor & Adventor | Brave Soldiers of the Theban Legion | Catechism for Kid St Joseph's Corner Did you know there were Christian soldiers who chose Jesus over the Roman Empire, even when it cost them everything? In this episode of Catechism for Kids, we honour Saints Octavius, Solutor, and Adventor, three heroic soldiers from the famous Theban Legion, martyred around 297 AD near Turin, Italy. The Roman Emperor Maximian demanded that the legion kill innocent Christians. The Theban soldiers, who were Christians themselves, refused — choosing loyalty to Christ over obedience to an unjust command. Many were killed, including Octavius, Solutor, and Adventor, who escaped briefly but were eventually captured and executed for their faith. Their courage teaches children that true strength doesn’t come from swords or shields… but from a heart that chooses what is good and right. Topics we’ll cover: Who the Theban Legion were Why the Roman Empire persecuted Christians …More
Saint Cecilia: From the Revelations of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich. cybrotius Cecilia’s Saintly Marriage Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich was blessed with countless visions of the lives of Jesus, Mary, and the saints. Here, she recounts her visions of St. Cecilia, following her virtue, chastity, and relationships with her guardian angel and her betrothed. I saw the Saint sitting in a very plain four-cornered room, on her knees a flat triangular box, about an inch high, over which were stretched strings which she touched with both hands. Her face was upturned and over her hovered bright, shining spirits like angels or blessed children. Cecilia seemed conscious of their presence. I often beheld her in this posture. There was also a youth standing by her, of singularly pure and delicate appearance; he was taller than she, and full of deference for her. He seemed to obey her orders. I think it was Valerian, for I afterward saw him bound with another to a stake, struck with rods, and then …More
Die Visionen der seligen Anna Katharina Emmerick schildern das Leben der heiligen Cäcilia, besonders ihre Reinheit, ihre Beziehung zu ihrem Schutzengel und zu ihrem späteren Gatten Valerian. Cäcilia erscheint Emmerick oft in einem schlichten Raum, musizierend auf Saiteninstrumenten, während helle, engelartige Gestalten über ihr schweben. Schon als Kind wird sie von einem Engel in Gestalt eines schönen Jungen begleitet, der für andere unsichtbar ist und ihr das Musizieren beibringt. Cäcilia wächst in einem wohlhabenden römischen Haus auf. In ihrer Kindheit spielt sie häufig mit Valerian und dessen Bruder, die wie in ihrer Obhut erzogen erscheinen. Heimlich bringt sie mit ihren Spielkameraden Lebensmittel und Früchte zu Armen sowie zu verborgenen Christen, die in Gemäuern und unterirdischen Räumen leben. Dort begegnet sie auch Papst Urban, der sie unterrichtet und vermutlich tauft. Valerian versucht Cäcilia in jungen Jahren zu umarmen, doch sie weist ihn ab. Der Engel schützt sie …More
In this episode of Catechism for Kids, we honour Saints Octavius, Solutor, and Adventor, three heroic soldiers from the famous Theban Legion, martyred around 297 AD near Turin, Italy. The Roman Emperor Maximian demanded that the legion kill innocent Christians. The Theban soldiers, who were Christians themselves, refused — choosing loyalty to Christ over obedience to an unjust command. Many were killed, including Octavius, Solutor, and Adventor, who escaped briefly but were eventually captured and executed for their faith. Their courage teaches children that true strength doesn’t come from swords or shields… but from a heart that chooses what is good and right.
Topics we’ll cover: Who the Theban Legion were Why the Roman Empire persecuted Christians …More