Greece) - St Basil and St Gregory of Nazianzus - St Seraphim of Sarov (1759-1833) "I never hammered a nail without the permission of the Blessed Virgin Mary" Saint Seraphim of Sarov (1759-1833) shone as a [...] him a privileged bridge between East and West. At the end of his life, he said: "I never hammered a nail without the permission of the Blessed Virgin Mary." Marian Encyclopedia
Son, for you still have a long and painful journey ahead of you, always on the cross, pierced with nails and thorns, and torn with whips; but do not fear, I will not abandon you and I promise you my protection
When He is offered gall and vinegar, it is Mary who drinks the cup of bitterness. When his body is nailed to the cross, it is Mary who bears all the violence. What, but love, could suffer this?
was rigid and immobile. She gave me the impression that she was “nailed on” the table. Then, I remembered the crucifix and I thought: “nailed like Jesus on the Cross,”… 3:15 AM - The doctor told me that it
was rigid and immobile. She gave me the impression that she was "nailed on" the table. Then, I remembered the crucifix and I thought: "nailed like Jesus on the Cross,"... 3:15 AM - The doctor told me that
When He is offered gall and vinegar, it is Mary who drinks the cup of bitterness. When his body is nailed to the cross, it is Mary who bears all the violence. What, but love, could suffer this?
Son. She had but to join the eternal Father, with whom she gave her consent for their Son to be nailed to the cross. This is why Providence summoned her to the foot of the cross. She came here to sacrifice
Son. She had but to join the eternal Father, with whom she gave her consent for their Son to be nailed to the cross. This is why Providence summoned her to the foot of the cross. She came here to sacrifice
my divine Son, for you still have a long and painful way to go, always on the cross, pierced with nails and thorns, and torn with whips. But fear nothing, I will not abandon you, and promise to protect
digging the foundations of the church, the workers discovered in the ground large quantities of bones, nails, ivory boxes and a crystal ball, the evidence that Christian martyrs had been buried there before
