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Do you know the ” Rosary of the Father ” its a five mysteries that Providence gives us, the Rosary of the Father helps us to fully reflect, understand and obtain the mercy of All Mighty God. It shows us that the world can (without any hesitation) and must become a instrument of the Love of the Father. But its not really replace the Rosary of Mary with the Rosary of the Father but we must think that after reciting the 20 mysteries we must ask a favor to the Blessed Virgin Mary the Mother of Jesus and also our Mother by grace, to recite the Rosary of the Father with us and absolutely for sure she will do and specially she will invoke to Our Heavenly Father and he will not be able to resist our calls………. Because giving much time to the Heavenly Father is more than texting your crush, your boyfriend/girlfriend or friends. We communicate to the Father who is the reason for our life here in Earth and the creator of the universe even all the visible and not visible things because for

First what is Litany? Litany are expressing praise to God, Mary and to the Saints it depends on to whom the litany is addressed, its also a list of their deeds or attributes which are admirable and to which we aspire and most of all even theirs a lot of litany across the teaching of the Catholic Church it just a simple but gracious way of praising and honoring our Almighty God for everything he does to us………………….God bless everyone The Litany to St. Vincent Ferrer LORD, have mercy on us. Christ, have mercy on us.  Lord, have mercy on us. Christ hear us. Christ, graciously hear us. God, the Father of heaven,  Have mercy on us.  God the Son, Redeemer of the world,  Have mercy on us.  God the Holy Ghost,  Have mercy on us.  Holy Trinity, one God,  Have mercy on us.  Holy Mary,  Pray for us.   Holy Mother of God,  Pray for us. Holy Virgin of virgins,  Pray for us.   St. Vincent, glory of Valencia,  Pray for us.   St. Vincent, lily of purity,  Pray

Novena to St. Vincent Ferrer V. In the Name ✠ of the Father... R. Amen. Prayer to St. Vincent Ferrer V. O glorious Apostle and wonder-worker, St. Vincent Ferrer, R. New Angel of the Apocalypse and our loving patron, * receive our humble prayer, * and send down upon us a plentiful shower of divine favors. * By the fire of love in thy heart, * obtain for us from the Father of mercies * the pardon and remission of all our sins, * steadfastness in faith, * and perseverance in good works, * that so we may live as good and fervent Christians * and become worthy of thy powerful patronage. * Extend thy protection to our bodies also, * and deliver us from sickness. * Keep our fields from hurtful tempests and storms of hail, * and banish all misfortunes far from us. * Blessed by thy favors both in body and soul, * we shall ever be thy devoted clients, * and one day we shall come to heaven * to join with thee in praising God through all eternity. * Amen. V. O Saint Vincent, glorious worker

NOVENA TO ST. JOHN CAPISTRAN V. In the Name ✠ of the Father... R. Amen. V. I will rejoice in the Lord, R. And I will joy in God my Jesus (☨). * The Lord God is my strength. V. Rejoice in God our helper, R. Sing aloud to the God of Jacob. V. Glory be to the Father... R. As it was in the beginning... V. I will rejoice in the Lord, R. And I will joy in God my Jesus (☨). * The Lord God is my strength. V. The Lord is my strength and my praise, R. And He is become salvation to me. V. He is my God, and I will glorify Him. R. The Lord is a man of war, * almighty is His Name. * The Lord Who breaketh battles, * the Lord is His Name. V. They sang to Thy holy Name, O Lord, R. And they praised Thy victorious Hand. V. St. John Capistran called upon the most high Sovereign, R. When the enemies assaulted him on every side, * And the great and holy God heard him. V. O Lord, look mercifully upon our penances, R. Regard with mercy our fasting, prayer, and almsgiving, * th

To Our Lady of Sorrows by St. Bonaventure O most holy Virgin, Mother of our Lord Jesus Christ: by the overwhelming grief thou didst experience when thou didst witness the martyrdom, the crucifixion, and the death of thy divine Son, look upon me with eyes of compassion, and awaken in my heart a tender commiseration for those sufferings, as well as a sincere detestation of my sins, in order that, being disengaged from all undue affection for the passing joys of this earth, I may sigh after the eternal Jerusalem, and that henceforward all my thoughts and all my actions may be directed towards this one most desirable object. Honor, glory, and love to our divine Lord Jesus, and to the holy and Immaculate Mother of God. Amen.

Signum Crucis   ( English Translation:  The Sign of the Cross) Taken from the Fountain of Catholic Knowledge OFFICE OF CATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS, Imprimatur, 1877 and from THE CATECHIST, by the Very Rev. Canon Howe, Imprimatur, 1898 In all the works of God there is nothing that is worthless or insignificant. The smallest flower, a grain of dust, the tiniest insect, each and all reveal the wisdom, the omnipotence, the infinite greatness of their Creator, as clearly as the sun itself and all the glories of the starlit heavens. And thus it is with the Catholic religion; it has come forth, like the great world of nature, from the hands of God Himself; or, rather, it is that manifestation, that revelation, which God has made of Himself to the reasonable creatures whom He has deigned to create. And therefore we may discover, even in the smallest details of the faith we hold, a depth and beauty no less wonderful than the loveliness of nature; and in contemplating both we may truly

St. Joseph My Advocate: Saint Teresa of Avila. “I took for my advocate and lord the glorious Saint Joseph and commended myself earnestly to him; and I found that this my father and lord delivered me both from this trouble and also from other and greater troubles concerning my honor and the loss of my soul, and that he gave me greater blessings than I could ask of him. I do not remember even now that I have ever asked anything of him which he has failed to grant. I am asto nished at the great favors which God has bestowed on me through this blessed saint, and at the perils from which He has freed me, both in body and in soul. To other saints the Lord seems to have given grace to succor us in some of our necessities but of this glorious saint my experience is that he succors us in them all and that the Lord wishes to teach us that as He was Himself subject to him on earth (for, being His guardian and being called His father, he could command Him) just so in Heaven He still does all

In Memoriam Magni Sacerdotis: 25th March 1991 "In memoria aeterna erit justus." 27th anniversary of the death in the Lord of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, founder of the priestly society of St Pius X, Defender of the Faith. O God, Who didst raise Thy servant Marcel to the dignity of bishop in the apostolic priesthood; grant, we beseech Thee, that he may be joined in fellowship with Thine apostles for evermore. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. Requiescat in Pace. Santo Subito! PRAYER FOR THE CANONIZATION OF HIS GRACE ARCHBISHOP MARCEL LEFEBVRE O Jesus, Eternal High Priest, who didst deign to raise Thy faithful servant Marcel Lefebvre to the Episcopal dignity and to grant him the grace of being a fearless defender of the Holy Mass, of the Catholic Priesthood, of Thy Holy Church, and of the Holy See, of being a courageous apostle of Thy Kingdom on earth, of being a devoted servant of Thy holy Mother, and of being a shining example of charity, of humility and of all

Palm Sunday: FROM THE MYSTICAL CITY OF GOD BY VENERABLE MARY OF AGREDA On the Sabbath (Saturday) prior to Palm Sunday, Jesus was at Bethany, where He had raised Lazarus from the dead just a few days earlier. On this occasion, at a banquet hosted by Lazarus and his two sisters, Mary Magdalen, filled with divine enlightening, anointed her Lord with precious perfume. On the morning of the next day, which corresponds to our Palm Sunday, the Lord proceeded with His disciples toward Jerusalem, being accompanied by many angels, who sang hymns of praise at seeing Him so enamored of men and so solicitous for their eternal salvation. Having walked more or less of two miles and arrived in the village of Bethphage, He sent two disciples to an influential man of that neighborhood. From him they brought two beasts of burden, one of which had not yet been used or ridden by any one. The Lord progressed on His way to Jerusalem while they spread some of their cloaks and other garments both upon t