Pater Noster and Marian Retreat House of Prayer

29/08/2024

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The Four Last Things: Death, Judgement, Hell, Heaven by Fr. Martin Von Cochem (1630 - 1712)Genre(s): Christianity - OtherRead by: John in EnglishChapters:00:...

29/08/2024

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Jesus Told Me: DON'T MAKE THESE MISTAKES DURING MASS (Urgent Message)Dear brothers and sisters,An extraordinary testimony that reports the words of Jesus and...

27/06/2023

05/06/2023

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Prophet, priest and Apostle of the End Times, Fr. Michel Rodrigue discusses with Dr. Christine Bacon and viewers growing up with 22 siblings, being fatherles...

04/06/2023

Prayer:
Most Holy Trinity, God head indivisible, Father ,Son and Holy Spirit, our First beginning and our last End. Since You have made us after Your own image and likeness, grant that all the thoughts of our minds, all the words of our tongues, all the affections of our hearts and all our actions maybe always conformed to your Most Holy Will, to the end that after having seen You here below in appearance and in a dark manner by the means of faith, we may come at last to contemplate You face to face in the perfect possession of You forever paradise. . Amen

04/06/2023

Prayer:
Most Holy Trinity, God head indivisible, Father ,Son and Holy Spirit, our First beginning and our last End. Since You have made us after Your own image and likeness, grant that all the thoughts of our minds, all the words of our tongues, all the affections of our hearts and all our actions maybe always conformed to your Most Holy Will, to the end that after having seen You here below in appearance and in a dark manner by the means of faith, we may come at last to contemplate You face to face in the perfect possession of You forever in paradise. . Amen

04/06/2023

Happy Most Holy Trinity to all
Prayer:
Most Holy Trinity, God head indivisible, Father ,Son and Holy Spirit, our First beginning and our last End. Since You have made us after Your own image and likeness, grant that all the thoughts of our minds, all the words of our tongues, all the affections of our hearts and all our actions maybe always conformed to your Most Holy Will, to the end that after having seen You here below in appearance and in a dark manner by the means of faith, we may come at last to contemplate You face to face in the perfect possession of You forever paradise. . Amen

16/05/2023

WHY OUR LADY OF FATIMA STATUES ARE SOMETIMES DEPICTED WITH THREE DOVES?

In 1946, Portugal celebrated its 300th anniversary of her consecration to the Immaculate Conception. In order to manifest their great love for Our lady of Fatima, the people wished to celebrate it with great pomp and grandeur. A great procession with the statue of Our Lady of Fatima was organized which began in Fatima at the Cova de Iria where She appeared to the three children and ended at the Church of Our Lady of Fatima in Lisbon, 70 miles away. Men carried the statue on a platform the entire way on foot, with the changing of the “guard” in each city along the way. In every city, massive crowds came to show their devotion with different festivities including all night adoration and concluding with Holy Mass in the morning before She began her journey again.

As a mark of honor and thanksgiving, six white doves were released into the air on December 1st, 1946. Three of them flew down to Our Lady’s feet and remained at Her feet during the whole journey to Lisbon. They refused to eat or drink and they ignored all the commotion and noise which attended the Statue as She passed through the villages. Rose petals were tossed at Our Lady and brushed against the doves, lights and thunderous fireworks blazed in the night skies, crowds pressed all along the path of Our Lady. Once in a while the doves would drift up a little off the statue, as to prove that they were not tied there. This remarkable event became such a sensation that the local newspapers recorded all the details and aroused the interest of all of Portugal.

With the white doves still perched at Our Lady’s feet and still having refused to eat, the statue finally arrived in Lisbon at Our Lady of Fatima Church on December 5th, in time for the great Feast on the Immaculate Conception on December 8th. It seems as if all of Portugal was wondering what the doves would now do, since they had reached the destination of great import.

On December 7th at 3:00 p.m., thousands of children were consecrated to the Blessed Mother. There was an enormous evening candlelight procession at 9:30 p.m. Masses were then offered throughout the night and the solemn High Mass was held in the morning. While this Mass was progressing, there was a sudden fluttering of wings. One of the doves flew to the Epistle side of the altar and the other to the gospel side. As the bishop straightened to elevate the Consecrated Host, they alighted and folded their wings, one on each side, as if they were adoring the Host.

The third dove was still at Our Lady’s feet. Then all of a sudden, at the moment of Holy Communion, the third dove flew up to the top of the crown of the statue. As the bishop turned and held up Our Lord saying ,
“Ecce Angus Dei” (“Behold the Lamb of God”), astoundingly, the dove spread its white wings and held them open.

It seems Our Lady held the doves at Her Feet, on this special occasion, so that they could give glory to God at Holy Mass Who, in turn, confirmed the glory that He has given to Our Lady ⚜ Our Lady of Fatima.

30/04/2023

At the age of 18 Delores landed a part playing Elvis Presley’s love interest in the 1957 movie Loving You.
She had important parts in 9 more films over the next 5 years, playing opposite Stephen Boyd, Montgomery Clift, George Hamilton and Robert Wagner. She got engaged to be married, and had her pick of roles.
Then, suddenly, at the age of 24, engaged to be married and a rising Hollywood star, she announced she was leaving it all to become a nun.
She later explained that she had a turning point while filming Francis of Assisi, in which she played St. Clare of Assisi.
She met Pope St. John XXIII in Italy during the filming, and when she introduced herself, “I am Dolores Hart, the actress playing Clare,” he responded,
“No, you are St. Clare of Assisi!”
Her fans and friends were in shock, angry even, when they heard the news.
“Even my best friend,” Hart recalled years later, “who was a priest, Fr. Doody, said, ‘You’re crazy. This is absolutely insane to do this.’”
One friend wrote her angry letters for years after she joined the convent, trying to talk her out of “throwing her life away.”
Hart’s response?
“If you heard what I hear,” she told her friend, “you would come, too.”