In my previous post I introduced Fr. Michel Rodrigue and his alleged messages from God.
If you are reading this and haven’t read Part I, click here to read that first!
This series is meant to be read in order. It won’t make sense, and you’ll be missing crucial information, if you read the posts out of order.
If you read Part I but don’t remember the Preface, I recommend reading the Preface again before continuing this post.
Now, let’s continue with some of Fr. Michel’s messages.
I’ve been wanting to post about this for some time, but I wasn’t sure how or when to do so.
It seems that now is the appropriate time.
It’s important that I preface this post and explain a few things first.
Please read carefully…
Two years ago, I was introduced to a saint in an unexpected way.
This modern-day saint has a rich and inspirational story.
Happy Easter!
Thank you to those who are praying the Divine Mercy Novena with me.
The novena ends on April 18th, the day before the Feast of Mercy.
Have you heard of this feast?
I want to tell you about it (again) because I don’t want you to miss out!
If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you may remember this post from last year.
I’ll be praying the annual Divine Mercy Novena, and I’m calling you to join me!
I’d like to share a short story that my dad sent me.
It shows the importance of a simple prayer and God’s creatures.
The Roman Catholic Church has many departments and operates through formal procedures.
The Apostolic Penitentiary is one of the departments of the Roman Curia, the central body responsible for the affairs of the Church.
This tribunal of mercy recently issued a new Plenary Indulgence in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
