and power . The Lord appeared to her as the Child Jesus, the Sacred Heart or the "Christ of the Passion", and often was conversing with Christ. Jesus would help her to recite an office, assisted her in [...] Assisi and Saint Clare, she decided to embrace the same religious life in her own province to serve Jesus alone, her only love . Her determination was such that the protests and successive attempts of her [...] this sudden change in appearance was noted by those present. Then " gold " flowed from the wound in Jesus' side and penetrated Rosana's heart, causing her to feel " mortal pain ". In 1647, as a result of

drunkenness, not in promiscuity and licentiousness, not in rivalry and jealousy. But put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the desires of the flesh ." As he read these words, Augustine felt

to that experienced by the first Christians in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost, fifty days after Jesus' resurrection ( Acts 2:1-41 ). As in the days of old, these manifestations are accompanied by astonishing [...] et avec peu d’argent en poche, il se rend à Brooklyn, parfois au péril de sa vie, pour y parler de Jésus aux membres de gangs de rue. Une rencontre le marquera particulièrement, celle de Nicky Cruz, un membre [...] parole de Dieu, de la compagnie et de la foi et qui ont été poussés à persévérer dans la prière, comme Jésus nous le dit dans l’Évangile », a-t-il relevé. Il faut également remarquer la sagesse et la conduite

years, the Virgin and her divine Son imparted several messages, which Luz diligently wrote down. Jesus also asked her to endure the same painful wounds he sustained during his Passion. Luz tried to remain [...] One of them, from July 1987, was criticized for saying that Mary of Nazareth was the " Mother of Jesus' divinity ". But this was undoubtedly a transcription error - probably from Luz Amparo herself, who [...] is my Passion. It is a trial. You have to endure it. [...] You can save many souls by your pain, " Jesus replied. This was the beginning of her stigmatization. She experienced Christ's Passion every Thursday

d’Azur region, named Jean de la Baume. The following day, she appeared again, accompanied by the Child Jesus, the Archangel Michael and Saint Bernard. The Virgin Mary asked for a chapel to be build on the spot [...] appeared a second time to Jean de la Baume, in the same place, but this time accompanied by the Child Jesus, the Archangel Michael and Saint Bernard . The apparition promised many graces and other heavenly

today and the martyrs of yesterday surround us and sustain us so that we may keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. " Solveig Parent Beyond reasons to believe: Martyrs contribute to sustaining the Christian faith

aversion to anything religious . Their language became garrulous, but only about religious subjects: Jesus was the " clown of the cross"; priests " black skirts "; the church a " pigsty to eat in "; the parish [...] parish priest of Illfurth, Father Charles Brey, a " bastard ", etc. The mere mention of Jesus, Mary or Joseph made them burst with anger . When a blessed object, a crucifix, a medal or a rosary was brought

Children (1638), the Christian Union of Saint-Chaumond for education (1652), and the Holy Name of Jesus Hospital (1653), to name the main ones. Each one of these beautiful and lasting institutions is a [...] ve of the 17th-century French School of Spirituality, which rediscovered and focused charisms on Jesus' different states of life. In 1635, he sent aid to the people of Lorraine. Later, he sent food and [...] Saint-Chaumond to educate children and young girls, followed by the Hospital of the Holy Name of Jesus , a leading charitable centre in Paris. He also became aware of the spiritual poverty of his time

astrology). On September 22, 1909, on his way home, on the wall of his bedroom, he had a vision of Jesus turning round to look at him. " One day, instead of a woman, I met God " (Le Laboratoire central, [...] be ingratitude ", he explained. Pablo Picasso, his godfather, gave him a copy of the Imitation of Jesus Christ ( a work published around 1400, attributed to Thomas A. Kempis). This was the beginning of

incorrupt) to be found. We could also mention Saint Rita of Cascia , Saint Padre Pio , Saint Narcissus of Jesus, and many others. The further back we go in Christian history, the less we can verify the facts and [...] 18, 1876 by Pierre Désiré Janvier, Legare Street Press (October 26, 2022) Life of Sister Mary of Jesus Crucified Who Died in the Odour of Sanctity in the Carmel of Bethlehem 1846-1878 by Peter F. Sfeir