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NOVENA TO OUR LADY OF BANNEUX THE VIRGIN OF THE POOR

The Message and Novena to Our Lady of Banneux Our Lady appeared eight times in 1933 to Mariette Beco, eldest daughter of a poor family living outside the village of Banneux, near Liege in Belgium. THE MESSAGE Sunday, January 15th The Virgin invites us by a sign. The Blessed Virgin, dazzling white, seemed to be praying, smiled at the child, and beckoned her to come out the house. Wednesday, January 18th After accompanying the child in prayer for about 20 minutes, the Blessed Virgin led her to the spring and said: “Push your hands into the water. This spring is reserved for me. Good night. Au revoir.” Thursday, January 19th The child asked, “Who are you, beautiful Lady?” Our Lady replied, “I AM THE VIRGIN OF THE POOR.” Then for the second time, she led the child to the spring and said, “This spring is reserved for all nations…for the sick. I shall pray for you. Au revoir.” Friday, January 20th ...

Novena to Saint Anna Schäffer

Introduction “ I will help all who will call on me, ” Saint Anna Schäffer herself spoke these wonderful words. Only someone who possesses an immense love for people and a firm trust in God can say such words. Anna Sch ä ffer possessed both. We can accept her offer and ask for her intercession. God permits His faithful servant to help all those who are in need or have some other request. She is permitted to be His extended and helping hand. We pray with Anna Sch ä ffer: “ Each day should be lived with, for, and in Jesus. Lord, I give myself to You completely. Keep me enclosed within your Heart! Heart of Jesus, I join my sufferings with Your holy suffering which You bore throughout your life! I thank you for each hour of Your terrible suffering. Sacred Heart of Jesus, all my trust belongs to you! All the happiness my heart is longing for, I find in You, O Most Sacred Eucharist! ” “ Holy Spirit, Divi...

Saint Charbel Makhlouf - Lebanon

On May 8, 1828 in a mountain village of Bekaa kafra, North Lebanon, the highest village in Lebanon, Youssef Antoun Makhlouf (St Charbel) was born to a poor Catholic Maronite family. Youssef (St Charbel) was the youngest of five children born to Antoun Zaarour Makhlouf and Brigitta Elias Chidiac. His brothers were Hanna and Beshara and his sisters were Koun and Warde. His father died when he was 3 years old. Like many of the Christians from the Lebanese Mountain, his father had been taken away from his family by the Turks and forced into hard labor. Antoun was required to transport the harvest on his donkey to the Emir (Prince). On his way back to his hometown, he developed a high fever and subsequently died. Antoun was buried in Gherfeen, Mount Lebanon, where he had fallen ill, his family was unable to pay its last respects. With his father’s premature death, his mother became responsible for the welfare of her five children during another brutal period. She was a religio...

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