I want my life to make God smile 😊

Prayer to Saints Cosmas and Damian Oh, Saints Cosmas and Damian, we honor and venerate you with all the humility and interior affection of our hearts. We invoke you, glorious martyrs of Jesus Christ, who during life exercised the art of healing with admirable charity and sacrifice, curing the incurable and ministering to dangerous illnesses, not so much with the aid of medicine and skill, but by the invocation of the all powerful Name of Jesus Christ. Now that you are more powerful in heaven, graciously bestow your merciful glance upon us miserable and afflicted souls; and at the sight of the many ills which oppress us, the many spiritual and corporal diseases that surround us, hasten your help. Assist us, we pray, in every distress. We do not ask for ourselves only, but for all our relatives, families, friends, and enemies, so that, restored to health of soul and body, we can give glory to God, and honor to you, our saintly protectors. Amen.

Today, September 26, is the feast day of Saints Cosmas and Damian, in the Catholic Church. They were twin brothers and patron saints of physicians, surgeons, barbers, and pharmacists who were known for their free medical services and martyred for their Christian faith in the late 3rd century. Sts Cosmas and Damian, Ora pro nobis 🌹

Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, Have mercy on us

May the heart of Jesus, in the Most Blessed Sacrament, be praised, adored, and loved with grateful affection, at every moment, in all the tabernacles of the world, even to the end of time. Amen.

Ave Maria, House of Gold, Pray for us 💥

Wake up and pray your ROSARY

Even if your soul is as dry as a desert, even if your soul is laden with sins…the Rosary can still help you return to God.”

HAVE YOU HEARD OR DO YOU KNOW ABOUT, The Rosary of Abandonment: A Prayer of Trust by Servant of God Don Dolindo Ruotolo In times of anxiety, uncertainty, or overwhelming burdens, many Catholics turn to a simple yet profound devotion known as the Rosary of Abandonment (also called the Surrender Rosary). This short chaplet, prayed on ordinary rosary beads, centers on two powerful refrains: “Jesus, You take over!” and “Mother Mary, guide me.” Its message of complete surrender to divine providence has brought peace to countless souls, echoing the words of Scripture: “Cast all your anxieties on him, for he cares about you” (1 Peter 5:7). The prayer was composed by Servant of God, Don Dolindo Ruotolo , a Neapolitan priest renowned for his deep spirituality, humility, and mystical experiences Fr. Ruotolo is most famous for the Surrender Novena, in which Jesus is said to have spoken to him these consoling words: “Shut your eyes and say with all your soul: Jesus, You take over. Don’t be afraid, I indeed will take care of you… A thousand prayers do not equal only one act of abandonment.” The Rosary of Abandonment flows from the same spiritual insight. It invites the faithful to hand over every worry, problem, and decision to Jesus while seeking the maternal guidance of Mary. How the Prayer Is Structured The Rosary of Abandonment begins with the traditional invocations: “O God, come to my assistance. O Lord, make haste to help me.” Glory Be, Our Father, and Hail Mary. It then proceeds through five decades: 1. 1st Decade: “Jesus, You take over!” (10 times) + Glory Be 2. 2nd Decade: “Mother Mary, guide me.” (10 times) + Glory Be 3. 3rd Decade: “Jesus, You take over!” (10 times) + Glory Be 4. 4th Decade: “Mother Mary, guide me.” (10 times) + Glory Be 5. 5th Decade: “Jesus, You take over!” (10 times) + Glory Be It concludes with the Hail, Holy Queen.

If you are seeing this, My children and I prayed the Rosary for you and your intentions,and it will last till the end of the month..

BLESSED FULTON SHEEN, PRAY FOR ME

Blessed Virgin Mary, spread your motherly protection over me and those whom I love.Pray that God will guard us from danger, guide our steps, and keep us close to Him. When fear enters my heart, remind me that I am held in God’s loving care. Holy Mary, pray for us. Amen

WHEN GOD WANTS SOMEONE TO BECOME VERY HOLY HE MAKES THEM GREAT DEVOTEES OF THE VIRGIN MARY." Saint Louis De Montfort

HOW TO PRAY THE 3 HAIL.MARY DEVOTIONS What is the 3 Hail Mary Devotions?! The Three Hail Mary Devotion is a Catholic practice where one prays three Hail Marys in honor of the three divine virtues: faith, hope, and charity. Here is a brief overview of this devotion: Purpose: 1. Faith: To increase one's faith in God. 2. Hope: To strengthen hope in salvation. 3. Charity: To grow in love for God and others. Practice: Morning: Upon waking, one prays three Hail Marys, asking for the grace to live the day with faith, hope, and charity. First Hail Mary for an increase in faith. Second Hail Mary for strengthening hope. Third Hail Mary for charity towards all. Evening: Before going to bed, the prayers are repeated, this time reflecting on the day's actions and seeking forgiveness for any shortcomings in these virtues. Origin: This devotion is traditionally attributed to St. Anthony of Padua or St. Alphonsus Liguori, though there are various accounts. The practice aims to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and to seek her intercession for these virtues. Hail Mary.....

Do you know the devotion for each day of the week ?

Morning Consecration to Mary My Queen, My Mother, I offer myself entirely to thee. And to show my devotion to thee, I offer thee this day, my eyes, my ears, my mouth, my heart, my whole being without reserve. Wherefore, good Mother, as I am thine own, keep me, guard me as thy property and possession. Amen.

YOU DON’T HAVE TO SEE WHOLE PATH. TRUST JESUS.

With God’s help, your “finally” will happen too. ❤️

The Four Saints of the Impossible Causes When life throws you a challenge that feels completely hopeless, when every door seems slammed shut and prayer feels like shouting into the void: these four heavenly intercessors are the ones, the faithful have turned to for centuries. Meet the powerful quartet : . St. Rita of Cascia, . St. Jude Thaddeus, . St. Philomena, and . St. Gregory Thaumaturgus (the Wonderworker). They’re known in the Catholic Church, as the patrons of impossible, desperate, and lost causes. 1. St. Rita of Cascia... The Saint of the Impossible A 15th-century Italian wife, mother, widow, and Augustinian nun, Rita endured an abusive marriage, her husband’s violent murder, and the tragic deaths of her two sons. Yet she chose forgiveness over revenge and miraculously entered the convent against all odds. She’s famous for the thorn from Christ’s crown embedded in her forehead and for making a rose bloom in the dead of winter. If your situation looks utterly impossible, St. Rita is the one who specializes in “no way out” miracles. 2. St. Jude Thaddeus... Patron of Hopeless Causes One of Jesus’ twelve apostles (often called “Jude the Obscure” to avoid confusion with Judas Iscariot), he carried the image of Christ and preached the Gospel fearlessly. Because people hesitated to invoke his name, he became the go-to saint for the most desperate cases, the ones everyone else had given up on In the painting, you see him holding that sacred medallion and his staff, ready to intercede when hope has run dry. 3. St. Philomena.... The Wonder-Working Virgin Martyr A young girl from the early Church who refused marriage to a Roman emperor and was martyred for her faith, Philomena is depicted here with her flower crown and lily (symbols of purity and innocence). After her relics were discovered in 1802, an explosion of miracles followed,so many that she earned the title “Wonder Worker.” She’s invoked for impossible healings, protection, and breakthroughs in seemingly incurable situations. Her story reminds us that even the smallest, forgotten souls can move mountains through God’s grace. 4. St. Gregory Thaumaturgus (Gregory of Neocaesarea).... The Miracle Worker Bishop A 3rd-century bishop known as “Thaumaturgus” (Wonderworker) for his astonishing miracles, Gregory converted almost his entire pagan city through the power of prayer alone. He’s the bearded bishop in the miter on the right, crosier in hand, blessing the faithful. When spiritual battles feel unwinnable or entire communities need conversion and healing, St. Gregory steps in as the expert in the “impossible. ”These four don’t just listen, they deliver. Countless people have testified to answered prayers after turning to them in their darkest hours. If you’re carrying a burden that feels too heavy, light a candle, say a simple prayer, and ask for their intercession. Which of these saints have you turned to in tough times?

MY JESUS IS A WAY MAKER AND A MIRACLE WORKER