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The Bitterest of Grievances: God Abandoned

Since the Eucharist is the miracle of the perpetual permanence of Jesus Christ, the abandonment of the Eucharist is the practical frustration of this miracle and, with it, that of the merciful and highest purposes …

31, December 2024

Do Everything that Is the Will of God

St. Jane Frances de Chantal

You ask me, my dear daughters: of what does pure love for God consist? It does not consist in knowing the good, talking about it and desiring it; NOR in feeling great spiritual consolations, because …

30, November 2024

Love that Crosses the Threshold of Eternity

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To think that God assumed our nature in order to lavish His divine love upon us through a human Heart is enough to move a heart of stone! From all eternity, how He longs to …

07, November 2024

Heroism Carried to Martyrdom

Enrique Mendoza Delgado

When the persecution laws came into force on August 10, 1926, the dispersion of the clergy began. […] Once public worship was closed, private service to the faithful required superhuman efforts from the few priests …

31, October 2024

Crucifixion, Heroism and Glory

Fr. Mariano Pinho, SJ

My daughter: you are indeed continuing my redemptive work, the work of salvation…Through your wounds, through your crucifixion, you continue to give to the world and give to souls what I once gave through my …

30, September 2024

The Secret of Perfection

St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori

Our entire perfection is founded on loving our most loving God. “Charity is the bond of perfection” (Col 3:14). And perfect love of God consists in the complete union of our will with God’s most …

31, August 2024

Queen of Peace and Joy

Fr. Pierre Estrate

St. Mary of Jesus Crucified once said: “Obedience is to the soul what wings are to a bird. How unhappy are those who do not sacrifice all to obedience: their desire, their will, all that …

31, July 2024

Admirable Contemplation, Restorative Penitence

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira

After her repentance, St. Mary Magdalene began to clearly represent two united virtues: contemplation and penitence. Contemplation, in contrast with her sister, in the famous episode in which Our Lord says to Martha: “Mary has …

30, June 2024

Rejoice, O Souls Who Love Jesus!

St. Annibale Maria di Francia

Rejoice, therefore, O souls who love Jesus. “Ecce sponsus venit – Behold the Bridegroom comes” (Mt 25:6). Bridegroom of this entire pious work of the interests of the Heart of Jesus, which began in the …

31, May 2024

Demanding with Self, Kind to Others

Fr. Ferdinando Maccono, SDB

You must be very attentive to the little things, to the little defects; never make peace with them. Let us ask God to torment our hearts, that is, to let us feel a very vivid …

30, April 2024

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