Pentecost- Let Us Also Choose the Best Part!
There is no third way. We either choose the path of Babel, or the path of Pentecost.
“No night is eternal”
What lesson can we draw from the Resurrection of Christ for the present epoch?
No One Can Deceive God
God sees the interior; let us prepare ourselves this Lent to have a pure heart, full of intentions that are pleasing to Him.
Prayer to restore Innocence
From Dr. Plinio’s innocent soul sprang a prayer destined to span the centuries as a consolation for the careworn, a sure beacon for the disoriented, and a sublime perspective for those wishing to rise above the banality of our times.
Can I Ask God to Remove my Suffering?
According to St. Thomas Aquinas and Christ’s own example, it is lawful to ask God to remove suffering, provided we do so with filial trust and full submission to His will.
When I get distracted, does my prayer lose its value?
Involuntary distractions do not make prayer lose its value, as St. Thomas Aquinas explains; only voluntary distractions reduce its fruit.
You Will Be Embraced as I Was!
The day will come, and it is not far off, when Mary will embrace her faithful children, as She had the goodness to embrace me. Here is a promise that, based on what grace breathes within me, I make to those who read these lines: “If you are true children of Our Lady, that is, […]
Manipulated Morality?
Ordinary behaviour to which we often give no importance can have a profound influence on the formation of our mentality…
Generous Cooperation with the Holy Spirit
St. Bernard rightly affirms: “Coming to her the Holy Spirit filled her with grace for herself; when the same Spirit pervaded her again, She became superabundant and redounding in grace for us also.”
Reflections on the Sacred Heart of Jesus – “My child, give Me your heart”
An ardent furnace of charity, as needful as it is generous, the Sacred Heart of Jesus expects from every man and woman redeemed by Him a “yes” to His call.