(c) Mary TV 2014
J.M.J
July 30, 2014
St. Peter Chrysologus
Dear Family of Mary!
"Dear children! You are not aware of the graces that you are living at this time in which the Most High is giving you signs for you to open and convert. Return to God and to prayer, and may prayer begin to reign in your hearts, families and communities, so that the Holy Spirit may lead and inspire you to every day be more open to God's will and to His plan for each of you. I am with you and with the saints and angels intercede for you. Thank you for having responded to my call." (July 25, 2014)
On
June 25, 2014 Our Lady announced to us: "The Most High is giving me the
grace that I can still be with you and to lead you in prayer towards
the way of peace."
It seemed that she was even a bit surprised that she was able to remain
with us. Her continued presence with us in Medjugorje is a sign to us
that God has not given up on us yet!
Indeed Our Lady told us on July 25: "You
are not aware of the graces that you are living at this time in which
the Most High is giving you signs for you to open and convert."
Indeed, one of the chief signs that God is giving us at this time is
the continued presence of Our Lady in Medjugorje! Her presence is a sign
to us to convert and to be open to God's will in our lives. Our Lady's
presence is a grace beyond measure for each of us. If we are not aware
of the immensity of this grace, we have truly grown dull witted!
Truly
this is a time of great grace. Though we may not "feel" this grace, or
understand it, there is one way to measure it. St. Paul wrote, "...where sin increased; grace abounded all the more." (Rom 5:20)
Truly in our day sin has increased, violence and strife are
overflowing. And so grace abounds all the more, because God will not be
outdone. He is pouring out graces upon us to help us in this battle. And
through our Lady's presence in Medjugorje we can receive those graces
in abundance.
And so Our Lady calls us to "return to God and to prayer."
This is the way to respond to grace. We must return to our faith, to
our deepest faith that God exists. And we must turn to God in prayer,
opening our hearts to Him with expectant faith, that we will receive
what we need in this time.
Our
Lady is trying to rouse us, to wake us up. We may be tired out from the
struggle. We may be growing cool in our zeal. Our hearts may be turning
inward, losing perspective. We may be disheartened. Whatever is drawing
us away from our commitment to the Lord and to prayer, we need to
renounce it. This is no time to give up!! Our Lady is with us, the
saints and angels are with us. It is as if a vast army has been gathered
at this moment in time, and we are key players in that army. We, the
Church Militant, are standing at the head of the army of God, positioned
to do battle for heaven, and to win souls for eternity. God sent Our
Lady to rally us. We can't give up now. This is our hour!
"The Most High is giving me the grace that I can still be with you and to lead you in prayer towards the way of peace."
Our fight is a fight for peace. May we respond to Our Lady's call!
In Jesus, Mary and Joseph!
Cathy Nolan
©Mary TV 2014
Novena Day 4:
We pray that we may place our trust in the blessed hands of the priests. (March 2, 2014)
Our Father... Hail Mary... Glory be...
Our Father... Hail Mary... Glory be...
Let us pray: O
Jesus, our great High Priest, hear my humble prayers on behalf of your
priests. Give them a deep faith, a bright and firm hope and a burning
love which will ever increase in the course of their priestly life.
In
their loneliness, comfort them. In their sorrows, strengthen them. In
their frustrations, point out to them that it is through suffering that
the soul is purified, and show them that they are needed by the Church;
they are needed by souls; they are needed for the work of redemption.
Amen.
"Medjugorje is the spiritual center of the world."
Saint John Paul II
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