Tag: #Miracles

  • Prayer for Break Unholy Ties, Curses, Spells, Seals & Consecrations Prayer

    Prayer To Break Unholy Ties This prayer is used when the victim has had a long-standing relationship with person(s) involved with the occult or has communicated with “imaginary friends,” spirit guides, ascended masters, “elementals, ” “wandering souls,” etc. In the Name of Jesus, I break any unholy ties, links, and bondages between myself and X and all…

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  • Are YOU a Cafeteria Catholic??

    A cafeteria Catholic is typically defined as one who picks and chooses what Catholic teaching he wants to believe. Catholics are not free to choose which teachings (on faith and morals) to obey. Even when the Church has not spoken on a matter of faith or morals definitively (infallibly), the faithful must give “a religious…

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  • Teresa of Avila’s tomb opened! (Photos & Video)

    A team of researchers will spend the next four days studying the body of St. Teresa of Avila, after her tomb was opened this August 28. The doctor of the Church rests in the town where she died, in northwestern Spain, Alba de Tormes. Teresa died in 1582 and in the following centuries, there was…

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  • Faith Beyond Facts: 5 Catholic Miracles That Science Can’t Explain

    1. The Miracle of the Sun at FatimaIn 1917, over 100,000 people witnessed the sun dancing in the sky of Fatima, Portugal. “The sun started spinning like a pinwheel, casting multi-colored lights all over the place.” Skeptics and faithful were left stunned, says Scheel. It is one of the most documented and extraordinary miracles in…

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  • Five tips for acquiring and maintaining peace of mind

    od became a little child to save humankind and bring them peace. How can we make this peace our own throughout the year? According to St. Seraphim of Sarov, obtaining and keeping peace of heart is the primary objective of our Christian life.    1 ACCEPT AND REJOICE IN OUR POWERLESSNESS There are many reasons for losing…

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  • Will Akash Bashir become Pakistan’s 1st saint?

    By Aleteia A thanksgiving Mass was celebrated in the cathedral of Lahore (Pakistan) to close the diocesan phase of the cause for beatification of young Akash Bashir. “Iwill die, but I will not let you go in.” These were Akash Bashir’s last words as he offered his life in sacrifice, preventing a terrorist attack on…

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  • Urgent Message from Manuela Strack

    “Behold, in the love of God I come to you to strengthen you. Have courage, have no fear. Remain faithful to the Holy Church! Know that you live in the time of tribulation. But you are marked and protected by the Precious Blood of my Lord Jesus Christ. Deus Semper Vincit” words of Saint Archangel…

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  • Photos | Incorrupt hand of St Theresa of Avila

    Catholic tradition has long venerated the remains of saints. Don’t confuse veneration, which is honoring a saint; with worship, which is given to God alone. After the death of a particularly saintly person, the physical remains and personal effects are preserved (relics). The vessel which holds such relics is called a reliquary. The ornate metal…

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  • Exclusive! Latest Update on Fr. MICHEL RODRIGUE with Xavier Ayral

    “My dear children, The time you live now is a gift to allow all those of good will to celebrate the birth of my Son Jesus. I have opened this space for you in order to give comfort to your hearts and to allow you to respond, through your faith, to the Love of Jesus…

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  • This is what pleases Jesus best, according to St. Faustina

    hose who do not pray to Jesus in his Passion,” wrote the poet priest Gerard Manley Hopkins, “pray to God, but scarcely to Christ.” We pray with passion when we meditate on the Lord’s Passion.  How crucial to keep the cross at the center of our prayer. St. Leo the Great assures us that “through…

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