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If y’all could pray. Going to ER with my 3 year old. Suspicious of pneumonia….

"because I'm a good person" That surely must be enough... 💀 https://youtube.com/shorts/f7CxINxUBV0?feature=share

"because I'm a good person" That surely must be enough... 💀 https://youtube.com/shorts/f7CxINxUBV0?feature=share

“ALL WHO RECITE THE ROSARY ARE MY CHILDREN, AND BROTHERS OF MY ONLY SON JESUSCHRIST.” - Our Lady to Saint Dominic

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1 Timothy Refutes Calvinists MHFM: Various Protestants believe that a ‘true believer’ can never fall away from faith & justification. That position is patently opposed to many passages of the New Testament, including statements in 1 Timothy. 1 Timothy 1:19-20- “… holding faith and a good conscience. By rejecting this, some have made shipwreck of their faith, among whom are Hymenaeus and Alexander, whom I have handed over to Satan that they may learn not to blaspheme.” 1 Timothy 4:1- “Now the Spirit expressly says that in later times some will depart from the faith by devoting themselves to deceitful spirits and teachings of demons…” 1 Timothy 6:10- “For the desire of money is the root of all evils; which some coveting have erred from the faith, and have entangled themselves in many sorrows.” St. Robert Bellarmine, De Iustificatione, Book 3, Chap. 14: “How can this be said [in their view]? They never had true faith, who departed from the faith? And how have they made shipwreck who were never in the ship?”

Sancte Johannes Maria Vianney ora pro nobis

Having completed the theology course with difficulty, he was found suitable enough to be ordained in sacris: the ordination took place in Grenoble on the 13th of August 1815. In the village of Ecully, under the parish priest, of which he had been elected vicar, he strove with all his might to attain the highest degrees of pastoral perfection. After three years, he was sent, like an angel from heaven, to the village of Ars, which was soon assigned to the diocese of Belley, and he renewed the face of his completely squalid and deserted parish in a most florid way. Assiduous every day for many hours in judging and directing consciences, he introduced the use of frequent Communion, renewed the pious confraternities: and in a marvelous way he instilled in souls a tender devotion to the Immaculate Virgin. Deeming it then to be the pastor's expiation for the sins of the flock entrusted to him, he never ceased to pray, or to keep vigil, or to scourge and fast continuously. Not being able to bear so much virtue of the man of God, Satan attacked him first with vexations and then with open combat: but John Mary patiently bore the most atrocious afflictions. He was often invited by nearby parishes so that, like the Missionaries, he would provide for the salvation of souls now with preaching now with hearing confessions. Burning with zeal for the glory of God, he ensured that the pious exercises of the Missions were established, with the foundation of a perpetual endowment, in more than one hundred parishes. In the midst of these things, God making his servant illustrious with miracles and gifts, that famous pilgrimage arose, from which, for twenty years, almost one hundred thousand people of every age and condition flocked to Ars every year, not only from the distant provinces of France and from Europe, but also from America; to favor this concurrence of penitents, the State had to build a small section of the railway. Consumed more by fatigue than by old age, after having predicted the day of his death, he fell asleep in the kiss of the Lord on August 4, 1859, at the age of 73. Clear due to many miracles, Pius X enrolled him among the Blessed on January 8, 1905, and Pius XI among the Saints in Heaven in the holy year 1925 on May 31, and extended the feast to the universal Church. The same Supreme Pontiff Pius XI, in the fiftieth year of his priesthood, in 1929, declared him the heavenly Patron of all parish priests.

SAINT JOHN BAPTIST MARY VIANNEY, PRIEST AND CONFESSOR John Mary Vianney, born on the 8th of May 1786 to pious peasants in the village of Dardilly, in the diocese of Lyons, gave many signs of holiness from childhood. At the age of eight while he was tending the sheep, he now used to teach by word and example to recite the Rosary to children kneeling before the image of the Mother of God; now, having left the care of the flock to the sister or someone else, to withdraw to a more hidden place to give oneself more freely to prayer before the effigy of the Virgin. Very fond of the poor, he delighted to lead them to his father's house and help them in every way. To be instructed in letters, he was entrusted to the parish priest of the village of Ecully; but being dull in wit, he encountered almost insurmountable difficulties in his studies. With fasting and prayer he implored divine help, and to ask for ease of learning, he made a pilgrimage, begging, to the tomb of Saint Francis Regis.

Meditate well on the four last things: - death - judgement - hell - heaven Great remedy against sin