We can learn from the Saints!

[libraun]

Hehe naa ako Auntie didto hehe
I'm from Consolacion BTW

sis, madre imong auntie didto? my friend invited me to go there this august 9/10/11 kay giinvite pod siya sa iyang friend nga madre..hehe basig ang imong auntie (kung madre man gani) ug akoang friend kaila ra.. hehehe

@wenlove nakapalit naka ana nga book? (39 new saints)

bro, there are also talks now circulating that blessed pedro calungsod in on his way to sainthood, if not later this year then maybe next year.

[petite fleur]

sis, madre imong auntie didto? my friend invited me to go there this august 9/10/11 kay giinvite pod siya sa iyang friend nga madre..hehe basig ang imong auntie (kung madre man gani) ug akoang friend kaila ra.. hehehe

Yep She is. Noh? Taleg iya friend kay akong Auntie hehehe o kana nga day last day nana sa novena. sa Aug 11 man ang feast dito. Ask daw kinsa ngan sa yang kaila dito? hmmmmm

[libraun]

Yep She is. Noh? Taleg iya friend kay akong Auntie hehehe o kana nga day last day nana sa novena. sa Aug 11 man ang feast dito. Ask daw kinsa ngan sa yang kaila dito? hmmmmm

kinsa name sa imong auntie? i-PM lang daw..ask ko niya unya..

[wenlove24]

@wenlove nakapalit naka ana nga book? (39 new saints)

wala pa lagi. nakakita lang ko sa Women of Grace, an EWTN show nya gi feature ni sya nga book ug ang author nya na timingan nga si Blessed Kafka ilang gihisgotan...ako e check ug mo ship ba sila ngari sa Phils. kay naka ask ko before nya ingon nila di man daw sila ka ship diri.

[koralstratz]

Thnx wen

Mao diay ni sya:

Blessed Maria Restituta Kafka



On Oct. 29, Catholics celebrate the feast day of Helen Kafka, better known as Blessed Maria Restituta. Working as a nurse in the 1940s, she was ordered by the Gestapo to remove crucifixes she had placed in several hospital rooms and was sentenced to death. Pope John Paul II beatified her on June 21, 1998.

Helen Kafka was born in 1894 to a shoemaker and grew up in Vienna, Austria. At the age of 20, she decided to join the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity and took the name Restituta after an early Church martyr.

In 1919, she began working as a surgical nurse in Austria. When the Germans took over the country, she became a local opponent of the Nazi regime. Her conflict with them escalated after they ordered her to remove all the crucifixes she had hung up in each room of a new hospital wing.

Sister Maria Restitua refused and she was arrested by the Gestapo in 1942. She was sentenced to death for "aiding and abetting the enemy in the betrayal of the fatherland and for plotting high treason.”

She spent the rest of her days in prison caring for other prisoners, who loved her. The Nazis offered her freedom if she would abandon the Franciscan sisters, but she refused.
She was beheaded March 30, 1943 in Vienna.


"I have lived for Christ; I want to die for Christ." -Blessed Mary Restituta Kafka's last recorded words

[petite fleur]

I don't have a spiritual director and I never had ever since
Does it really matter?
How about you?

[wenlove24]

I don't have a spiritual director and I never had ever since
Does it really matter?
How about you?

I think it helps. Ako pud gani gusto pud gani unta ko naay spiritual director, one that has a good standing sa atong Church. As of now, mopili ra ko ug priest inig confess. Kanang di bungol2x nya mohatag jud ug more insight esp. after I've told all my sins.

[petite fleur]

Now nag rely ra kos mga writings sa akong ge iliang Spiritual Directors. For me if they would ask me..these are my spiritual directors

Archbishop Sheen (TV Series, Life is worth Living)
St. Escriva.
St. Ignatius (Spiritual exercises)

hehehe

If someone would ask me...kana akong e tubag. Tinood man gud. hehehe

Whenever I open the book or watch Bishops Sheens Tv Series kay mu fit gyud siya og ilang matubag akong pangutana. Weird ei? Ambut, ako masulte. Salamat nila! hehe

Bitaw, murag kelangan jd na sila pero lisud pangita-on na sila.

[libraun]

Maayo unta if naa pay pari karon nga parehas ni St. John Vianney, the Cure of Ars kay adto gyud ko mangumpisal niya pirmi.. hehe

[koralstratz]

St. Innocent I (pope)
Feast day July 28




Innocent was born at Albano, Italy. He became Pope, succeeding Pope St. Anastasius I, on December 22, 401. During Innocent's pontificate, he emphasized papal supremacy, commending the bishops of Africa for referring the decrees of their councils at Carthage and Millevis in 416, condemning Pelagianism, to the Pope for confirmation. It was his confirmation of these decrees that caused Augustine to make a remark that was to echo through the centuries: "Roma locuta, causa finitas" (Rome has spoken, the matter is ended). Earlier Innocent had stressed to Bishop St. Victrius and the Spanish bishops that matters of great importance were to be referred to Rome for settlement. Innocent strongly favored clerical celibacy and fought the unjust removal of St. John Chrysostom. He vainly sought help from Emperor Honorius at Revenna when the Goths under Alaric captured and sacked Rome.