Clearwaterworker here. Candlestick maker, thank you. “In the end my Immaculate Heart will triumph” Our Lady of Fatima
Amen…thank you! Let’s pray tonight for our President, for our country and for Victory… through the Immaculate Heart of Mary..
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In the end my Immaculate Heart will triumph-
Our Lady of Fatima
THE CATENA LEGIONIS
Antiphon. Who is she that comes forth as the morning rising, fair as the moon, bright as the sun, terrible as an army set in battle array?
(Make the Sign of the Cross) v. My soul glorifies the Lord. R. My spirit rejoices in God, my Saviour. v. He looks on His servant in her lowliness; henceforth all ages will call me blessed.
R. The Almighty works marvels for me. Holy His name! v. His mercy is from age to age, on those who fear Him.
R. He puts forth His arm in strength and scatters the proud-hearted. v. He casts the mighty from their thrones and raises the lowly.
R. He fills the starving with good things,* sends the rich away empty.
v. He protects Israel His servant, remembering His mercy, R. The mercy promised to our fathers, to Abraham and his sons for ever.
v. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.. R. As it was in the beginning is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Antiphon. Who is she that comes forth as the morning rising, fair as the moon, bright as the sun, terrible as an army set in battle array?
v. O Mary, conceived without sin. R. Pray for us who have recourse to you.
Let us pray. O Lord Jesus Christ, our mediator with the Father, Who has been Pleased to appoint the Most Blessed Virgin, Your mother, to be our mother also, and our mediatrix with You, mercifully grant that whoever comes to You seeking Your favours may rejoice to receive all of them through her. Amen.
CONCLUDING PRAYERS
Make the Sign of the Cross) In the name of the Father, etc.
We fly to your patronage, O holy Mother of God; despise not our prayers in our necessities, but ever deliver us from all dangers, O glorious and blessed Virgin.
v. Mary Immaculate, Mediatrix of all Graces or Invocation appropriate to Praesidium) R. Pray for us. v. Saints Michael, Gabriel and Raphael R. Pray for us. v. All you heavenly Powers, Mary's Legion of Angels R. Pray for us. v. St. John the Baptist R. Pray for us. v. Saints Peter and Paul R. Pray for us.
Confer, O Lord, on us, who serve beneath the standard of Mary, that fullness of faith in You and trust in her, to which it is given to conquer the world. Grant us a lively faith, animated by charity, which will enable us to perform all our actions from the motive of pure love of You, and ever to see You and serve You in our neighbor; a faith, firm and immovable as a rock, through which we shall rest tranquil and steadfast amid the crosses, toils and disappointments of life; a courageous faith which will inspire us to undertake and carry out without hesitation great things for your glory and for the salvation of souls; a faith which will be our Legion's Pillar of Fire - to lead us forth united - to kindle everywhere the fires of divine love - to enlighten those who are in darkness and in the shadow of death - to inflame those who are lukewarm - to bring back life to those who are dead in sin; and which will guide our own feet in the way of peace; so that - the battle of life over - our Legion may reassemble, without the loss of any one, in the kingdom of Your love and glory, amen.
World Meeting of Families 2018
Quote of the Day
And we learn from Mary to have a heart that is open and universal in its outreach. We need to go a step further and perhaps this is another dimension that Mary teaches us as particularly relevant for today. And that is mutual love. In John's Gospel we read that on the eve of his death, Jesus gave the new commandment of mutual love.
On the Cross, the following day, he entrusted Mary to John and John to Mary, thereby establishing the first cell of the Church marked by a mutuality of being for one another that was to characterise Christians throughout the centuries. St. Peter, for instance, reminds us that before everything else, ante omnia (1 Pet 4:8) we are to keep mutual love alive among us.
Before everything else… And Tertullian's reporting of what was said of the early Christians is well known: “look how they love one another and each is ready to die for the other.” Apology, 39
Fr. Brendan Leahy, Professor of Dogmatic Theology