When the Vatican Denied Padre Pio’s Miracles Padre Pio, the revered Capuchin friar, mystic, and miracle worker, is known for his extraordinary life of faith and service. However, like many saints before him, he faced trials that tested his resolve. One such moment came in 1923 when the Vatican issued a decree denying the supernatural …
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The Miraculous Conversion of a Militant Atheist: Doctor Francesco Ricciardi The story of Doctor Francesco Ricciardi is a powerful testament to the boundless mercy of God and the intercessory power of Saint Padre Pio. Once a staunch atheist and vocal critic of religion, Dr. Ricciardi’s life took an extraordinary turn that not only saved his …
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Padre Pio’s Wisdom on Modesty, Continence, and Chastity Struggling with self-control in today’s world? The teachings of Padre Pio, a Capuchin friar, mystic, and saint, offer timeless guidance on virtues like modesty, continence, and chastity. These virtues not only help us resist temptation but also lead us toward a holier life. Let’s explore a powerful …
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Original Article: Link Prophecies of Our Lady of Good Success About Our Times (Feast day February 2nd) During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Our Lady of Good Success appeared in Quito, Ecuador to a Spanish nun whose little-known but extraordinary life has a direct connection with our days. The Pope’s “infallibility will be declared a …
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Original Article: Link By America Needs Fatima Our Lady of Lourdes Feast February 11th On February 11, 1858, in the Pyrenean village of Lourdes, France, a beautiful young lady appeared to a poor, fourteen-year-old girl named Bernadette Soubirous. Bernadette and her sister were searching for firewood near the Grotto of Massabielle. Bernadette was often ill, …
The Doctor Who Built Padre Pio’s Hospital In the beautiful countryside of northern Italy, a remarkable story unfolded. Like so many other stories involving Padre Pio, this story includes a skeptic and a great miracle of Divine Providence. It is the tale of Dr. Guglielmo Sanguinetti, a country doctor chosen by Padre Pio to help …
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Original Article: Link A Dog named Grigio By P. Sanders Many are the stories and even books that have been written about special dogs. There were dogs who saved their owners lives, dogs who helped bring criminals to justice, dogs who fought in wars, and dogs so loyal to their masters and who served them …
Original Article: Link By America Needs Fatima The History During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries there lived in Quito, Ecuador, a Spanish nun whose little-known but extraordinary life has a direct connection with our days. Mother Mariana of Jesus Torres y Berriochoa, a nun of the Conceptionist Order, surpassed the already strict discipline of her …
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Original Article: Link Saint John Bosco’s Excellent Advice about Our Guardian Angels By Giovanni Battista Lemoyne (St. John Bosco’s feast day is January 31st) The selection below was adapted from The Biographical Memoirs of Saint John Bosco. Towards the end of 1844, Don Bosco was busy finishing a book promoting devotion to the guardian angels. He had …
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Our Lady Help of Christians and the Dead-end Street By Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira Our Lady’s mercy is so great, that if Judas Iscariot himself, after having sold Our Lord and on his way to the cursed place where he hanged himself, had maintained hope in her unfathomable mercy, she would have forgiven him. Had …
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