What Is the Most Unforgivable Sin in God’s Eyes? Have you ever wondered what sin God finds hardest to forgive? According to the beloved Capuchin friar and mystic Padre Pio, it’s not the obvious crimes or grave offenses we often fear. Instead, Padre Pio revealed a deeper spiritual truth: the sin that quietly poisons the …
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Original Article: Link Saint Joseph the Worker By America Needs Fatima Feast May 1 St. Joseph, the husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary and foster-father of Jesus has two feasts. His official feast day on March 19, celebrated for centuries; The second feast on May 1, celebrating the holy patriarch as a model of …
Padre Pio’s Devotion to Our Lady and the Month of May Padre Pio, the renowned Capuchin friar, mystic, and miracle worker, held a deep love for Our Lady Mary and the month of May, which is traditionally dedicated to her by Catholics. While Christmas was special to him, May stood out as a time of …
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The Triumph of the Resurrection By Fr. Augustine Berthe, C.SS.R. The end seemed to have come. The Prophet of Nazareth had died on a cross, like a vile slave. The apostles, terrified, had disappeared; some women, after following Him to His burial place, were returning home weeping. The chief priests and pharisees were unquestionably triumphant, …
Original Article: Link A Meditation on the True Meaning of Easter The Resurrection represents the eternal and definitive triumph of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the complete defeat of his adversaries, and the supreme argument of our faith. Saint Paul said that, if Christ had not resurrected, our faith would be vain. The whole edifice of …
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Original Article: Link My Soul is Heavy Even unto Death History of the Passion The following is an excerpt of Mary Bassett’s 1557 translation of Saint Thomas More’s “History of the Passion”, which he wrote in Latin during his imprisonment in the Tower in 1534-35. For the blessed and tender heart of our most holy Savior …
The Extraordinary Conversion of Giovanni da Prato Giovanni da Prato’s life was marked by violence and a deep-seated disdain for faith. However, a profound encounter with Padre Pio, a renowned Capuchin friar, transformed him into an unlikely evangelist. This remarkable story highlights the power of spiritual transformation and the idea that no one is beyond …
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From Cerebral Palsy to Cancer: 2 Unexplained Medical Miracles Padre Pio, the renowned Capuchin friar and stigmatist, continues to inspire devotion and awe through accounts of miraculous healings attributed to his intercession. These extraordinary stories serve as powerful reminders of God’s boundless love and the enduring legacy of this beloved saint. The Healing of a …
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Padre Pio’s 3 Lessons on Confession and God’s Mercy Confession is a sacrament that many struggle to approach, often held back by fear, pride, or indifference. This story of a man who avoided confession for 44 years—and the role Padre Pio played in his journey back—is a testament to God’s persistent call to reconciliation and …
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The Sacred Heart’s Young Champion: Saint José Sanchez del Rio In Mexico’s darkest hour of religious persecution, a 14-year-old boy’s extraordinary courage illuminates the power of devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Saint José Sanchez del Rio’s martyrdom during the Cristero War stands as a testament to unwavering faith when facing ultimate sacrifice. The …
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