ST. GERTRUDE THE GREAT

St. Gertrude was the herald of devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. She is the diadem, the queen flower of the Benedictine Order, the most beautiful lily among the holy virgins who flourished during the middle ages.

GLORIOUS PROMISES

St. Gertrude received from the Eternal Truth Himself many promises. One time Our Lord…

Daily%20Thoughts%20and%20Prayers%20for%20Our%20Beloved%20Dead.pdf

Chapter 6-7

The people for their sins, are oppressed by the Madianites. Gedeon is called to deliver them.…

Celebrated Each Year on November 2



This day is for remembering and praying for the souls of the those in Purgatory. At Masses today (there will be three), the glorious Sequence "Dies Irae" (also used in Requiem Masses, i.e., Masses for the Dead) will be recited after the Epistle, Gradual, and Tract ("Dies Irae" means "Day of Wrath").



Between Noon of November 1 and Midnight November 2, a person who has been to confession and Communion can gain a…

St. Margaret Mary Alacoque

Religious of the Visitation Order. Apostle of the…

My sister has been reading a book on how to feel good about yourself and how one talks about or to oneself affects a person's self esteem.  She told me a person should say "I love myself therefore..... "  and you fill in the blank.

I pondered on this and thought that what most people are missing are true Catholic teaching and prayers.   The one and only thing to fill in the blank to this statement is this:

I love myself therefore every morning when I wake up I will…