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8 Attributes Every Christian Must Perfect

26 Sunday Feb 2017

Posted by credointraditio in Beatitudes, Catechism Lesson, Catholic Guide - Showing The Way, Charity, Christ, Church Militant, Church Suffering, Doing What Is Right, Holy Name Of Jesus, Holy Scripture, Holy Spirit, Living A Holy Life, Our Earthly Test, Pray For Others, Pray For The Souls In Purgatory, Purgatory, Remember These Things, St. Matthew, Works of Mercy

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From the Beatitudes (i.e. blessings or benedictions) presented in the Gospel of Saint Matthew Chapter 5 Verses 3 – 10 representing the eight attributes that every Christian must develop and have perfectly in order to get into Heaven. Since many of us will not develop these attributes perfectly by the time we die there is the blessing and the fall-back of spending time in Purgatory to ‘be perfect as your Father in Heaven is perfect’ (command given to us by Jesus Christ).

  • be poor in spirit, i.e. detached from the things of the world, loving the poor, loving poverty and loving the things of Heaven. Develop this attribute by growing in humility and in the reverence you show to all things sacred. Use your free will to align your will with God’s.
  • be meek like an innocent child; do not wish or do harm to others… rather, pray for their salvation and be thankful to God for all that He gives to you (the sweet and the sour, the comforting and the distressing, the beautiful things and the crosses)
  • be mournful of the miseries suffered by the pious people and the evil that exists all around… pray for those who do not pray for themselves
  • be hungry and thirsty for justice by never punishing good behavior and never rewarding/encouraging/enabling bad behaviour
  • be merciful by engaging in both the temporal and spiritual works of mercy with greatest emphasis on the spiritual works (praying for the holy souls in purgatory, praying for those who do not pray for themselves, praying for those who have been deceived by the evil one and have wandered away from the straight and narrow path to Heaven.)
  • be clean of heart by loving the things of Heaven, by guarding one’s thoughts and eyes from impurity, by growing in chastity, modesty and purity
  • be a peacemaker by obeying the laws of God and of civil society, by working to maintain order and serenity, by preserving peace and friendship amongst those who cross your path and to help restore the peace when it is disturbed.
  • be willing to suffer persecution for justice’s sake… pray for moral courage, for patience and perseverance so that you may always do the ‘right thing’ even if doing so will cost you friends, social status, material goods, or your earthly life because your soul is eternal and more important than your body (which is temporary)… nevertheless, since a human is both ‘body and soul’ it is good to keep the body healthy and out of danger but not at the peril of the soul’s loss of heavenly reward.

May we pray for the strength and graces to begin our ascent to spiritual perfection by growing daily in holiness as we follow each of the above beatitudes.

O my Jesus, forgive us our sins. Save us from the fires of hell and save all souls especially those who are most in need of Thy mercy.

Jesus, Mary and Joseph, bless and protect us and our loved ones.

Dear Jesus I ask Thee to please bless my enemies by sending Thy Holy Spirit to lead them to repentance and conversion. Amen.

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Act Of Consecration of Russia To The Immaculate Heart of Mary Text

23 Wednesday Mar 2016

Posted by credointraditio in Act Of Consecration, Act of Reparation, Bearing Our Cross, Blessed Virgin Mary, Charity, Christ, Church Militant, Communion of Saints, Consecration, Consecration of Russia, Doing What Is Right, Evangelizing, God The Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God's Mercy, God's Will, Holy Mary, Holy Spirit, Holy Trinity, Immaculate Conception, Immaculate Heart Of Mary, Mary, Mary Help Of Christians, Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Mother Of All Creation, Mother Of God, New Eve, Our Heavenly Mother, Our Lady Of Fatima, Pope Benedict XV, Sister Lucy, The Communion of Saints, Vicar of Christ, woman, Works of Mercy

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[The following prayer is an example of the text that would be used by the Pope in union with all the Bishops, throughout the world, on the same day, (in their respective Cathedrals or in Rome with the Supreme Pontiff) at the same appointed time to be recited for the consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Any Bishop who refuses to participate, forgets to participate or through negligence does not participate or omits words or actions (shown in red) included in the prayer, would be automatically excommunicated so that his disobedience would not nullify the conditions required by Heaven for the Consecration to be properly performed.]

† In the name of the Father, and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

O Most Holy Virgin Mary, Mother of God, Mother of the Church and of each one of us.

In response to Pope Benedict XV who, in anguish on A.D. 5 May 1917, cried out to Thee in the name of the whole Church † asking Thee to show humanity the way of Peace, Thou came to Fatima on A.D. 13 May 1917, and subsequently on the 13th of June, July, August, September and October 1917. Thou returned as Thou hast promised on A.D. 13 June 1919, and revealed that God asks for our Act of Consecration of Russia to Thy Immaculate Heart.

Thou said at that momentous vision: “The moment  has come in which God asks the Holy Father to make and to command all the Catholic bishops of the world to make the Consecration of Russia to My Immaculate Heart, God promises to save Russia by this means.”

Ever mindful of the words of Jesus that “it is never too late to have recourse to Jesus and Mary” we now undertake to obey the Will of the Most Holy Trinity revealed to us through Your words on that day in the Solemn Extraordinary Vision of the Most Holy Trinity and of the Sacrifice of the Mass.

We intend by the following ‘Act of Reparation and of Consecration of Russia to Thy Immaculate Heart,’ to obey Thy request in the manner that Thou, Our Most Dear and Holy Mother, hast requested so that the peace that has been so long desired and  which Thou hast promised, may be granted.

We promise in gratitude to Thee and in reparation for all the sins committed in the past and present against Thy Immaculate Heart to promote among all the faithful the pious devotion of the Five First Saturdays of Communions of Reparation to Thy Immaculate Heart as Thou hast requested.

We know that nothing happens to nations or individuals unless God wills or permits it. Our poor human race is engulfed by evils of every description: war, murder of the unborn, famine, pestilence, persecution of the Church, desecrations of the Holy Temples of God, disobedience to the first three Commandments of God, impurity, immodesty, concupiscence, rejection of solemn vows, irreverence, disrespect, disobedience, incontinence, pride, heresy, apostasy and paganism.

We now turn to Thee, Our Dear Mother and Mediatrix of all Graces † Thou, Our Lady of the Rosary, are our only hope for overcoming the evils of our times and the approaching punishments, which we, sinful humanity, so justly deserve. Mindful that, without Thy help, we cannot overcome these evils on our own, we now turn to Thee in humble supplication to beg Thy help.

It is to Thee, the ‘Woman‘ predicted in Sacred Scripture (Genesis 3:15), Who has the Commission from God † to crush the Serpent’s head, the head of satan, who is a murderer and a liar from the beginning. Thou art that same ‘Woman‘ Who Jesus addressed at the wedding in Cana (John 2:4) before He performed His first public miracle and where Thou didst instruct the waiters: ‘Whatsoever He shall say to you, do ye’ (John 2:5). Thou art that same ‘Woman‘ Who Jesus addressed from the cross and left to us as His last will and testament as Our Mother (John 19) † and Thou art indeed the same ‘Woman‘ spoken of in Chapter 12 of the Apocalypse Who is clothed with the sun and Who at Fatima was clothed with the sun. Is is to Thee that we consecrate Russia.

We recognize that all authority comes from God, and mindful of the authority God has entrusted to us to ‘make disciples of all Nations’ † we the successors of the Apostles engage our authority to consecrate a nation, Russia, to His service through that nation’s Consecration to Thy Immaculate Heart.

We recognize that great crimes against God have been committed in Russia. Therefore, we offer on this day of prayer, reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary for the crime of State Atheism, and all the sacrileges and blasphemies that the godless Soviet regime has perpetrated in Russia.

We pray in fraternal solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Russia who have suffered so horribly, who have been persecuted, tortured, imprisoned and killed. We pray that Russia be saved: that it be converted to the holy Catholic Faith, and that it be made a vessel of divine election.

We make this Consecration in response to God and to Thee, Our Blessed Lady,and in response to the millions of petitions made by the Faithful everywhere, particularly the requests for this Act of Consecration made by many of the Russian people who indeed are close to our heart.

And we, so that our fervent prayers for conversion of our generation to Jesus Christ the King and that the fervent prayers and aspiration of all the Faithful and in particular the Faithful of Russia may be heard, and to give to Thee, O Immaculate Virgin Mary, the testimony of our devotion and obedience so now we consecrate, and in a most solemn and public manner we entrust all the people of Russia to Thy Immaculate Heart, with the firm hope that soon, thanks to the all-powerful patronage of Thee, O Blessed Virgin Mary, the wishes which we form may be happily fulfilled, for a true peace, fraternal concord and the liberty due to all, and in the first place to the Church. Thus by our prayer, united to Thy own and that of the whole Christian people, the Kingdom of the Savior Jesus Christ will be firmly established over all the earth: A Kingdom of truth and life, a Kingdom of holiness and grace, a Kingdom of justice, love and peace.

And we suppliantly ask Thee O Most Merciful Mother, to obtain from Thy Divine Son, Heavenly light for our minds and for our souls, the strength and courage by which, being supernaturally upheld, we all will be able to repulse and overcome all errors and impiety.

 

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The Holy Day Of Pentecost Part 1 of 2

24 Sunday May 2015

Posted by credointraditio in Anxieties, Apostles, Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, Church Militant, Communion of Saints, Conversion Story, God the Holy Spirit, History Through The Lens of Truth, Holy Spirit, Mary, Mother Of God, New Eve, Novena, Our Heavenly Mother, Pentacost, Sacrament of Confirmation, The Communion of Saints

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The following discourse is from “The Life Of Jesus Christ And Biblical Revelations From the Visions Of The Venerable Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824 A.D.) As Recorded In The Journals Of Clemens Brentano Arranged and Edited By The Very Reverend Carl E. Schmöger, C.SS.R. Volume Four”:

The Holy Day Of Pentecost

The whole interior of the Last Supper room was, on the eve of the feast, ornamented with green bushes in whose branches were placed vases of flowers.

Garlands of green were looped from side to side.

The screens that cut off the side halls and the vestibule were removed; only the gate of the outer court was closed.

Peter, in his episcopal robe, stood at a table covered with red and white under the lamp in front of the Holy of Holies.

On the table lay rolls of writing.

Opposite him in the doorway leading from the entrance hall stood the Blessed Virgin, her face veiled, and behind her in the entrance hall stood the holy women.

The Apostles stood in two rows turned toward Peter along either side of the hall, and from the side halls, the disciples ranged behind the Apostles took part in the hymns and prayers.

When Peter broke and distributed the bread that he had previously blessed, first to the Blessed Virgin, then to the Apostles and disciples who stepped forward to receive it, they kissed his hand, the Blessed Virgin included.

Besides the holy women, there were in the house of the Last Supper and its dependencies one hundred and twenty of Jesus’ followers.

After midnight there arose a wonderful movement in all nature.

It communicated itself to all present as they stood in deep recollection, their arms crossed on their breast, near the pillars of the Supper Room and in the side halls, silently praying.

Stillness pervaded the house, and silence reigned throughout the whole enclosure.

Toward morning I saw above  the Mount of Olives a glittering white cloud of light coming down from Heaven and drawing near to the house. In the distance it appeared to me like a round ball borne along on a soft, warm breeze.

But coming nearer, it looked larger and floated over the city like a luminous mass of fog until it stood above Sion and the house of the Last Supper.

It seemed to contract and to shine with constantly increasing brightness, until at last with a rushing, roaring noise as of wind, it sank like a thunder cloud floating low in the atmosphere.

I saw many Jews, who espied the cloud, hurrying in terror to the Temple.

I myself experienced a childlike anxiety as to where I should hide if the stroke were to follow, for the whole thing was like a storm that had suddenly gathered, that instead of rising from the earth came down from Heaven, that was light instead of dark, that instead of thundering came down with a rushing wind.

I felt that rushing motion.

It was like a warm breeze full of power to refresh and invigorate.

The luminous cloud descended low over the house, and with the increasing sound, the light became brighter.

I saw the house and its surroundings more clearly, while the Apostles, the disciples, and women became more and more silent, more deeply recollected.

Afterward, there shot from the rushing cloud steams of white light down upon the house and its surroundings.

The streams intersected one another in sevenfold rays, and below each intersection resolved into fine threads of light and fiery drops.

The point at which the seven streams intersected was surrounded by a rainbow of light, in which floated a luminous figure with outstretched wings, or rays of light that looked like wings, attached to the shoulders.

In that same instant the whole house and its surroundings were penetrated through and through with light.

The five-branched lamp no longer shone.

The assembled were ravished in ecstasy.

Each involuntarily threw back his head and raised his eyes eagerly on high, while into the mouth of every on there flowed a stream of light like a burning tongue of fire.

It looked as if they were breathing, as if they were eagerly drinking in the fire, and as if their ardent desire flamed forth from their mouth to meet the entering flame.

The sacred fire was poured forth also upon the disciples and the women present in the antechamber, and thus the resplendent cloud gradually dissolved as if in a rain of light.

The flames descended on each in different colors and in different degrees of intensity.

After that effusion of heavenly light, a joyous courage pervaded the assembly. All were full of emotion, and as if intoxicated with joy and confidence.

They gathered around the Blessed Virgin who was, I saw, the only one perfectly calm, the only one that retained a quiet, holy self-possession.

The Apostles embraced one another and, urged by joyous confidence, exclaimed, “What are we? What are we now?”

The holy women too embraced.

The disciples in the side halls were similarly affected, and the Apostles hastened out to them.

A new life full of joy, of confidence, and of courage had been infused into all. Their joy found vent in thanksgiving.

They ranged for prayer, gave thanks and praised God with great emotion.

The light meanwhile vanished.

Peter delivered an instruction to the disciples, and sent several of them out to the inns of the Pentecost guests.

Between the house of the Last Supper and the Pool of Bethsaida there were several sheds and public lodging houses for the accommodation of guests come up for the feast.

They were at this time very numerous, and they too received the grace of the Holy Spirit. An extraordinary movement pervaded all nature.

Good people were roused interiorly, while the wicked became timid, uneasy, and still more stiff-necked.

Most of these strangers had been encamped here since the Pasch, because the distance from their homes rendered a journey to and fro between that feast and Pentecost altogether impracticable. They were become, by all that they had seen and heard, quite intimate and kindly disposed toward the disciples, so that the latter, intoxicated with joy, announced to them the Promise of the Holy Spirit as fulfilled.

They too did they become conscious of a change within their own souls and, at the summons of the disciples, they gathered around the Pool of Bethsaida.

        ———

Nihil Obstat: Em. de Jaegher, Can. lib. cens. Brugis, 14 Februarii 1914 A.D.

Imprimatur: A. C. De Schrevel, Vic. Gen. Brugis, 14 Februarii 1914 A.D.

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