[Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort; XVII-XVIII Century AD; born: Montfort-sur-Meu, France/died: Saint-Laurent-sur-Sevre, France; (aged 43); Founder; Spiritual Writer] 3. The interior constituents of this consecration and its spirit To Jesus through Mary 43. I have already said that this devotion consists in performing all our actions with Mary, in Mary, through Mary, and for Mary. 44. It is not enough to give ourselves just once as a slave to Jesus through Mary; nor is it enough to renew that consecration once a month or once a week. That alone would make it just a passing devotion and would not raise the soul to the level of holiness which it is capable of reaching. It is easy to enrol in a confraternity; easy to undertake this devotion, and say every day the few vocal prayers prescribed. The chief difficulty is to enter into its spirit, which requires an interior dependence on Mary, and effectively becoming her slave and the slave of Jesus through her. I have met many people who …More
Vatican Sponsors Subversion of the Faith: The report of the Synod’s study group number 9 attempts to dismiss Catholic teaching on the inherent immorality of homosexual acts "by stigmatizing that teaching as the expression of an obsolete ‘paradigm’ that no longer can be relied upon to communicate God’s will to His people," wrote Rev. Gerald Murray in TheCatholicThing.org: "This Vatican-sponsored destructive subversion must come to an end now."
Tipjar: BuyMeACoffee or Tip Angelica using PayPal.Me The Sweetest Truth: Mary Gives you ALL the Graces She Can Give You 19th ROSE - Happy Exchange When we pray to Mary, she treats us as a friend and gives us all the graces that she is able to give us. 00:00 Intro 00:05 Give and it shall be given unto you 00:51 Expect her generosity 01:16 Vision of Saint Gertrude of Our Lord counting gold coins 01:34 Father Suarez a learn Jesuit's trade 01:49 Blessed Alan de la Roche says Heaven rejoices when we say Hail Mary 03:12 Story of a nun who had great devotion to the Rosary Title: The Secret of the Rosary Author: Saint Louis de Montfort First publication: around 1710 Narrator: Angelica Torres Genre: Religious, Spiritual Growth, Spirituality, Historical Narrative Language: English Version: Unabridged, Divided by Chapters Subtitles included -------------------------------------------------- NOTE: The narration in this video is HUMAN generated. ABOUT ME: I am …More
Fr. Gerald E. Murray on EWTN: "And the document, the report of study group number nine is horrific. I'll say that quite clearly. I've read that document. I find it to be a subversive attempt to overthrow Catholic morality on the question of homosexuality. And this is a really, really crucial moment for the church because. The program of subversion in plain sight of Catholic teaching on the immoral nature of homosexual activity and the disordered nature of the homosexual inclination, this is a number one target for some people in the church. And sad to say, the Synod office is now just another public relations arm of that pressure group."
The apostate, blasphemous nun Lucia Caram y Cobo—along with the other members of the synodal sect—await Prevost to further confirm them in their rebellion against God's Natural Law and Catholic morality, while they continue to corrupt Spain with impunity. Speaking like a vulgar woman of the street—the blasphemous, apostate nun Lucía Caram—and acting as his spokesperson while presuming to speak with authority, she describes the purpose of Prevost’s trip to Spain. In her twisted Marxist parlance, she speaks of "confirming in the faith"—that is to say, in *her* apostasy, not in the Catholic faith. This vulgar leftist nun stated: "Leo XIV does not come to fuel trenches." And—although she asserted that "he is not coming to campaign politically, nor to align himself with ideologies, parties, or power strategies"—the apostate nun nevertheless declared that she hopes his visit leaves behind a "more open Church." The leftist nun Caram—a promoter of gender ideology—uses the term "ideology"…More
Bombing and seizure of ships in the Strait of Hormuz! Three US destroyers under Trump's orders 'escorted' an oil tanker and a cargo ship. They entered the Strait of Hormuz violating Iranian passage rules. Iran first warned, then opened fire with missiles targeted to destroy. The cargo ship and tanker are burning out in the strait, US Navy ships are heavily damaged. Trump is in a hysteric state, US and UAE aviation attacked targets on Iranian territory. Iran responded with missiles. After night battles, the Iranian Navy captured the oil tanker. The violator of passage through the Strait of Hormuz was sailing under the flag of Barbados Бомбежка и захват судов в Ормузском проливе! Три эсминца США по велению Трампа «сопровождали» нефтяной танкер и сухогруз. Влезли в Ормузский пролив нарушив иранские правила прохождения. Иран сперва предупредил, потом открыл огонь ракетами на поражение.…More
"23. “Our created essence asks to be rejoined with its principle.” (Ruysbroeck) The Word, “the Splendor of the Father, is the eternal archetype after which creatures are designed on the day of their creation.”
[Saint Elisabeth of the Trinity/Elizabeth Catez – XIX-XX Century; born: Avord, France/died: Dijon, France; (aged 26); Mystic; Spiritual Writer; Gifted Pianist] Seventh Day First prayer 22. “God chose us in Him before creation, that we should be holy and immaculate in His presence, in love.” (Ep 1:4) “The Holy Trinity created us in its image, according to the eternal design that it possessed in its bosom before the world was created,” (Ruysbroeck) in this “beginning without beginning” of which Bossuet speaks following St. John: “In principio erat Verbum.” Jn 1:1) In the beginning was the Word; and we could add: in the beginning was nothing, for God in His eternal solitude already carried us in His thought. “The Father contemplates Himself” “in the abyss of His fecundity, and by the very act of comprehending Himself He engendered another person, the Son, His eternal Word. The archetype of all creatures who had not yet issued out of the void eternally dwelt in Him, and God saw them …More
"25. “The highest perfection in this life,” says a pious author, “consists in remaining so closely united to God that the soul with all its faculties and its powers is recollected in God,” “that its affections united in the joy of love find rest only in possession of the Creator. The image of God imprinted in the soul is formed by reason, memory, and will. As long as these faculties do not bear the perfect image of God, they do not resemble Him as on the day of creation."
Sister Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, SC. Donna sartor on Sep 9, 2014 Blessed Sister Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, Sister of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, New Jersey For more information visit www.scnj.org or Facebook 'Sister Miriam Teresa League of Prayer' or 'Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth' October 4, 2014 marks an historic moment in the life of the Catholic Church in the United States. For the first time ever, the Rite of Beatification will take place on American soil. In this ceremony, the Church officially recognizes the heroic sanctity of someone who has died and allows the faithful to honor this person with devotion on a local level and to pray to this person for their needs. In 1945, the Holy See authorized Bishop McLaughlin, the first Bishop of Paterson, to begin the process of investigation into the life and sanctity of Sr. Miriam Teresa Demjanovich of the Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth of Convent Station. Her life was short, a mere 26 years. But, her …More
On LATIN MASS: Frankly, on this specific point I wouldn’t know what to say — we have never spoken about it. As an Augustinian, he is certainly attentive to safeguarding the substance while remaining open to diversity of forms. He is a man of reconciliation and dialogue, which is very different from compromise. I don’t know if he will be forced to make some decision on the matter, but I am sure his first reaction would be to say that there are far more urgent problems.
Acts 8:5-17 “Peter and John prayed for them, that they might receive the holy Spirit.” Laying hands on them means allowing God’s love to flow into us, and then into the other person for healing and purifying. The person who receives and welcomes God’s love is already a healing of the heart. Well-being follows. 1 Peter 3:15-18 “Put to death in the flesh, Christ was brought to life in the spirit.” The Body of Christ, even though they thought they could destroy it, is still alive. The same is true for us. Life continues in Love, in the Life of God. John 14:15-21 “And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Advocate.” To pray to the Father is to be united with him, to be ONE. Prayer is a dialogue, an act of thanksgiving. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
CATECHISM OF PERSEVERANCE : AN HISTORICAL, DOCTRINAL,MORAL, AND LITURGICAL EXPOSITION OF THE CATHOLIC RELIGION Translated from the French of Mgr Gaume by REV. F. B. JAMISON - COURSE SECOND - CHAPTER 28 - Of union with our Lord, the new Adam, by Charity - Second Commandment continued - Third Commandment. - Second Commandment...Download, print, and above all share !