Friday, April 30, 2010

Doctors of Gianna Center talk with Fr. Benedict Groeschel

Please Don't Miss
Sunday Night Live
with
Fr. Benedict Groeschel
as he interviews
Dr. Anne Mielnik and Dr. Kyle Beiter
from
Sunday, May 2, 2010 @ 7:00 PM EST.

Please say a prayer for them as they discuss the need for renewal in Catholic healthcare and the challenges facing Catholic healthcare providers in America today.

Saturday, April 24, 2010

John 10: 27-30

My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me.
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I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish. No one can take them out of my hand.
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My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all, 13 and no one can take them out of the Father's hand.
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14 The Father and I are one."


Friday, April 9, 2010

Have confidence in God !

Dear Little hearts,

The heart of a sister, a consecrated nun listens to the heart of a Saint..and says.....

Have confidence in God ! as Saint Pio says here, the Lord always keeps his promises, he is so faithful to us.... look through scripture, be aware of all he promises us, both in this life and the world to come, trust him,
we will never be tried beyond our strength, and his grace really is enough for us.
God honours his promises, look back in your life and you will see countless occasions when this has been so...
Think only of one... " The one who comes to me I will never turn away "....
What does your heart respond to that?

A blessed day to you all and May Saint Pio bless you with the gift of confidence in the promises of your God.


From the Heart of A Priest
Thoughts of Brother Pio- (Saint Padre Pio of Pietrelcina).

"I do not know what will happen to me, but I am certain of one thing the Lord always keeps his promises. All the time Jesus keeps telling me "Do not be afraid, though I let you suffer, I give you grace for it, It is my will that your soul be cleansed and put to test in the daily hidden trial of witness."


This was sent to us by a Poor Clare Colettine Nun.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Five Wounds

Prayer of the Five Wounds



It is well recorded that Saint Clare had a great devotion to the prayer of the five wounds. Indeed on her death bed she exhorted a sister to pray it. Clare kept before her eyes and in her prayer the sufferings of the Lord Jesus always. She knew his suffering and his victory. The mystery of goodness and love is far greater than the mystery of evil. We know that Clare wept over the Crucified. We know that she talked to her sisters about the Crucified. And we know that she carried her own sufferings in union with those of Christ. The prayer of the Five Wounds is only really possible if we have a burning love for Jesus… otherwise it is but words.


In the prayer of the five wounds, each wound carries its own unique message, if one prays and absorbs the spirit of the message of each wound; it is a means of growing in love.


The Wound in the Left hand- Prayer for Strength and Fortitude.

Let us pray for mercy and grace for those who accept their sins and seek reconciliation. (Luke 23 v 40)


The wound in the Right hand-Prayer for Forgiveness

Let us pray for forgiveness and conversion for all those who plunder life, let us pray for all criminals.( Luke 23 v 39)


The wound in the left foot-prayer- prayer for Perseverance and faithfulness to the end

Let us pray that our own spiritual motherhood in union with Mary at the Foot of the Cross . (John 19 v 27)


The Wound in the right foot-prayer for Repentance

Pray for all those entrusted to us, that we take that and whom God entrusts to us, to the home in our heart. (John 19 v 27)


The wound in the side of Christ

-Prayer for- Faith, Hope and to Love. With all my Heart, All my soul. All my strength Gazing upon the pierced side, let us pray for the wounded Church, that she becomes a New Community, giving birth to children of God, and also that new life is given to me and my community ( John 19 v 27)


With each wound we can be united with Our Mother Clare, in silent tears, in our speech, and all with a burning love.


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