Fr. Michel Rodrigue - importance of Knock Ireland

Booklady · May 24, 2020

HeavenlyHosts said: ↑

The old expression: if you want what I have, you have to be willing to do what I did to get it.
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Suffering, redemptive suffering!

HeavenlyHosts · May 24, 2020

Booklady said: ↑

Suffering, redemptive suffering!
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Yes. Always the cross. It’s always there, isn’t it?

any name you wish · May 24, 2020

I would rather think that they would think that it was odd if she was dancing on the ground with them...does anyone know? I don’t know much about this apparition and the only things I’ve found said that Our Lady was floating in the air.

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I am puzzled why you think Blessed Mother would not walk on the ground. I think if she was dancing in the air the children in Rwanda would have thought that very odd. They were dancing WITH her.

Saint Theresa, we call her the little flower, in her story told how she was shocked one day when she was travelling somewhere, and at the train station in the crowd, she spotted Jesus. He wore modern clothes and was walking obviously on the ground. Saint Theresa was shocked to see Him right there; and imagine those people with whom He was mingling had not idea who He was. I loved to read that.

You must have heard about 6 to 8 million people, Muslim and Christian and no doubt Jews as well seeing Our Lady walking on the dome of a Church in Cairo back in the late 1960's. True, that wasn't the ground but she was walking around on the dome. At first people thought she was a young woman intending to commit suicide by jumping off the dome. I believe there were a lot of miraculous healings there. There are videos of it on You Tube somewhere.

I can also share a testimony with you about Jesus making a journey by train just a few years ago now. I was told about it by the man who saw Jesus, because he couldn't wait to tell someone.

How it happened; the man who told me was actually a protestant pastor, who came to the Divine Mercy devotion at a Church near me. On this day, it was his first visit to the Divine Mercy devotion. He came by train, and as he was boarding the train that day it was drizzling with rain.

One man stood out because he was just wearing a shirt and trousers, everyone else was wearing a jacket or coat on account of the weather. The man without a coat was helping other passengers with their luggage as they boarded the train.

My pastor friend saw noting unusual at this point, and went in and sat down at a vacant seat. As the other passengers went to their seats, the man without a coat or jacket came along and asked my pastor friend if he could sit in the spare seat opposite. My pastor friend said of course.

As the train started moving, the man said to my pastor friend, "I hope you don't mind me asking, but if I fall asleep can you wake me when we get to Twyford," a station on the route. And sure enough the man nodded of as the train was travelling. As they came into Twyford, my pastor friend woke the man up and told him they were about to stop at Twyford. The man then got up and thanked my pastor friend and shook his hand, and left the train.

When my pastor friend entered the Church, and saw the image of Divine Mercy in the Church, he recognised the image as the very same man who had been on the train.

I believed this pastor, and rejoice in the times dear Jesus, presents Himself without us realising Who we are actually encountering. Peace.
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AED · May 24, 2020

Julia said: ↑

I am puzzled why you think Blessed Mother would not walk on the ground. I think if she was dancing in the air the children in Rwanda would have thought that very odd. They were dancing WITH her.

Saint Theresa, we call her the little flower, in her story told how she was shocked one day when she was travelling somewhere, and at the train station in the crowd, she spotted Jesus. He wore modern clothes and was walking obviously on the ground. Saint Theresa was shocked to see Him right there; and imagine those people with whom He was mingling had not idea who He was. I loved to read that.

You must have heard about 6 to 8 million people, Muslim and Christian and no doubt Jews as well seeing Our Lady walking on the dome of a Church in Cairo back in the late 1960's. True, that wasn't the ground but she was walking around on the dome. At first people thought she was a young woman intending to commit suicide by jumping off the dome. I believe there were a lot of miraculous healings there. There are videos of it on You Tube somewhere.

I can also share a testimony with you about Jesus making a journey by train just a few years ago now. I was told about it by the man who saw Jesus, because he couldn't wait to tell someone.

How it happened; the man who told me was actually a protestant pastor, who came to the Divine Mercy devotion at a Church near me. On this day, it was his first visit to the Divine Mercy devotion. He came by train, and as he was boarding the train that day it was drizzling with rain.

One man stood out because he was just wearing a shirt and trousers, everyone else was wearing a jacket or coat on account of the weather. The man without a coat was helping other passengers with their luggage as they boarded the train.

My pastor friend saw noting unusual at this point, and went in and sat down at a vacant seat. As the other passengers went to their seats, the man without a coat or jacket came along and asked my pastor friend if he could sit in the spare seat opposite. My pastor friend said of course.

As the train started moving, the man said to my pastor friend, "I hope you don't mind me asking, but if I fall asleep can you wake me when we get to Twyford," a station on the route. And sure enough the man nodded of as the train was travelling. As they came into Twyford, my pastor friend woke the man up and told him they were about to stop at Twyford. The man then got up and thanked my pastor friend and shook his hand, and left the train.

When my pastor friend entered the Church, and saw the image of Divine Mercy in the Church, he recognised the image as the very same man who had been on the train.

I believed this pastor, and rejoice in the times dear Jesus, presents Himself without us realising Who we are actually encountering. Peace.
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What a beautiful story. I do believe Jesus is often among us. And the Blessed Mother. And certainly angels!

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