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Padre Pio and the Unscathed Church in Catarroja

In a remarkable event amidst Spain’s recent catastrophic flooding, the church of Saint Anthony of Padua in Catarroja emerged unscathed, seemingly shielded by an extraordinary force. With destructive floodwaters battering Valencia, this event has drawn widespread attention, and many attribute the church’s preservation to the intercession of Padre Pio. The

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Our Lady of the Bowed Head

Original Article: Link Our Lady of the Bowed Head Among the many miraculous images of the Mother of God through which she deigns to grant her favors, there is one in the monastery church of the Carmelites in Vienna, entitled the Mother of Grace, or Our Lady of Grace, also

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The Real Truth About Purgatory

Link to the Original Article: https://americaneedsfatima.org/articles/the-real-truth-about-purgatory “Oh! If people only knew what Purgatory is!” If Purgatory did not exist to remove the stain of sin from imperfect souls, the only alternative would be Hell. Therefore, Purgatory is a necessary place of expiation. All personal sin carries two consequences: blame (which,

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How the Rosary Defeated Communism in Austria

Padre Pio, the revered Capuchin friar, mystic, and miracle worker, famously referred to the Rosary as “his weapon.” This powerful devotion, given to us by Our Lady, has the ability to transform hearts, liberate nations, and drive away evil forces. One profound historical example of its power comes from post-World

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Embracing Suffering: Padre Pio’s Path to Spiritual Joy

Pain and suffering are universal human experiences, no matter our age or background. But is there a way to transform suffering into happiness? According to Padre Pio, the answer is a resounding yes. His life offers us a powerful example of how to embrace suffering and find joy through it,

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The Holy Rosary: From St. Dominic to the Battle of Lepanto

On October 7th, Catholics worldwide celebrate the Feast of the Holy Rosary, a day that honors the powerful intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary through this ancient and cherished prayer. The Rosary is central to the spiritual lives of many saints, including Padre Pio. But how did this devotion come

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Praying the Family Rosary

Original Article: Link “Continue to pray the Rosary every day.” — Our Lady of Fatima to Sister Lucia  With all the talk today about “quality time” and the importance of “bonding” in the family, the Rosary is the perfect solution! Your family will be gathered together for a common purpose in

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Devotion to the Heart of Mary Will Save the World

Original Article: Link Our Lady appeared to Lucia, Jacinta and Francisco, and gave them messages for the world. The seers affirmed these apparitions were to be made known to the Holy Father, the Sacred Hierarchy, and to all Christendom. Thus, either the proofs are clear, certain, and conclusive, rendering the apparitions worthy

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The Mystery of Padre Pio’s Stigmata

Padre Pio, a Capuchin friar, mystic, and miracle worker, remains one of the most intriguing figures in modern Catholic history. His life, marked by extraordinary phenomena such as bilocation, healing miracles, and above all, the stigmata, continues to inspire devotion. Among these remarkable aspects, his stigmata—the wounds that mirrored those

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Padre Pio’s Prophecy: A Profound Reminder of Life’s Purpose

Imagine being told, with absolute certainty, that you only have a few days left to live. This unsettling news was delivered to a young Italian policeman by none other than Padre Pio, the Capuchin friar, mystic, and miracle worker whose life continues to inspire millions. The story, while remarkable, also

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Stories of the Supernatural from Padre Pio

He was alone in prayer when a man appeared out of nowhere… One day while praying alone, Padre Pio opened his eyes to see an old man standing there. He was surprised by the presence of another person in the room and explained in his testimony, “I could not imagine

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Padre Pio’s Advice on Guardian Angels

Original Article: Link It is well known that Padre Pio had encounters with angels throughout his life. Through these encounters he came to know a great deal about their powers and their role in our lives: “to light, to guard, to rule, to guide.” In a letter he wrote on

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Padre Pio Bilocated to a Communist Dungeon

Vaticanist Andrea Tornielli has published on the Vatican Insider site a serious testimony about Padre Pio’s bilocation to the Hungarian dungeon where Joszef Cardinal Mindszenty was imprisoned in the fifties. The Hungarian anticommunist cardinal was a fierce adversary of the Vatican policy of detente toward Communist governments known as Ostpolitik.

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The Lesson of Our Lady’s Sword of Sorrow

By: Professor Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira Source: Link The concept of Our Lady of Sorrows comes from the prophecy of Simeon who, thirty-three years in advance, foretold to Our Lady that a sword would pierce her heart. This prophecy proves that we can suffer spiritual reversals even when we live

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The Return of the Queen: A Sign of Great Hope

By: James Bascom Source: Link Travel back in your mind 1,500 years to a charming port city on the English Channel in northern France. It is the year 636 A.D. and a small boat without sails, oars, or sailors floats into the harbor of Boulogne-sur-Mer. As the townspeople gather around

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The Recipe for a Happy Marriage: Insights from Padre Pio

In an age where the sanctity of marriage often seems under threat, stories that highlight the enduring nature of love and commitment offer a much-needed source of inspiration. The tale of Paola and Giovanni Siena, a couple whose marriage thrived under the guidance of Padre Pio, serves as a beautiful

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