St. Faustine and St. John Paul II

10 Responses to St. Faustine and St. John Paul II

  1. CHRISTIAN ELOFSSON says:

    Dear priests May the Lord bless you and keep.you.msy He forever shine his countenance upon you and give you peace
    In our world today especially in America they don’t treat the profession of the Catholic priest hood with fairness compared to other secular professions despite the high level of education it takes to become a priest. Many of today’s state legislations do not make just or equitable laws pertaining to the civil rights of the Catholic priest hood versus other professions and other qualified persons In the secular sector.

    I wanted to know is there a divine mercy for priests in the church I ask because it seems like everyone can get forgiveness but even among the Catholic clergy the Popes these days seem a bit hard and harsh on their fellow priests bishops and Cardinals for their perceived faults, it seems like it’s brother against brother and it focuses on it’s priest, but should we not all focus on Christ in the Eucharist at mass than on the flaws of priest in the interests of focusing on communion as the greatest interest rather than allow our priests faults to distract us from the Lord Jesus or as an excuse to not go to mass or worst case scenario due the church for money because of a fault that was grave but one whose pain only Jesus and Mary can heal truly. In stead of secular methods of competition that will never solve the brokeness of heart.
    I am not a priest but I could take 14 points of canon law and show you how priest and their vocations can be defended in the dire necessity of our time for more people to be feed by Our Lord in the Eucharist which only those understand who have experienced this.For me it was years of receiving communication at mass in my youth that reversed the negative psychological effects of serious emotional trauma that no amount of money or secular counselors or doctors could ever achieve.

  2. Mary Carol Z Asher says:

    Beautiful Mass for the greater glory of Christ the King, the humble baby born in a manger in Bethlehem, who had a Crown of thorns and a Throne in the shape of a Cross, the Servant King with us in mind as the joy set before Him, the Lamb who takes away the sins of the world! May we love the King of kings with all our heart, mind, strength and soul, proclaim Him with all our life, and love others as He has loved us! Pray, Hope, and don’t worry. – St. Padre Pio.☝️️♥️️✝️✌️
    God Bless you, St. Pope John Paul II and St. Faustina pray for us! 1 Jn 4:4☝️♥️

  3. Theresa says:

    Thank you so much for putting these links up! So powerful and useful in these times. May I kindly suggest the spelling “St Faustina” instead of “St Faustine” as “Faustina” is more widely used. Once again, thank you for your labour of love. God bless!

  4. Linda Dolata says:

    Lovely to have this facility, and what a privilege to be able to also study some of the beautiful churches, Abbeys and Cathedrals. Being in my 60s it is wonderful to be able to attend the Latin Mass l grew up with, and join in the refrains and sung parts which l know so well. DZIEKUJE BARDZO

  5. Mickey says:

    Need prayers

    • Linda says:

      I will pray for you for wisdom, healing, courage, strength and an increase in trust in our Lord Jesus.
      That God will give you the confidence to trust in him and that you may ‘strive for peace with everyone, and for the holiness without which no one will see the Lord’ Heb 12:14.

      Our fathers disciplined us for a short time as they thought best, but God disciplines us for our good, so that we may share in His holiness.Heb 12:10

      I will pray for you

  6. Jim robinette says:

    Was wondering if it would be possible to find out what the second collect (prayer) was for Saturday (Immaculate Heart and Maccabees) EF Mass.

    • Theresa says:

      I had been looking too. I found an app called “iBrieviery” and its listed under “Readings and Prayers” in the Menu tab. God bless!

  7. Ann McErlean says:

    Please send me emails when masses are broadcast online-daily and Sunday. In English, please.

    Thank you.
    Ann McErlean

  8. frances parsons says:

    I want to see mass on line

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