King of France and the mother of Saint Louis (Louis IX), King of France. Jean-Jacques Riou, 30 minutes pour devenir saintes et saints avec le chapelet au quotidien (excerpts, translated), Saint-Léger
your own child, Mary my mother. (Take a minute to express your heartfelt thoughts to Mary in personal prayer.) Now Mary please turn your gaze on me... (Take a minute to experience Mary's gentle presence in
his rosary. At that time, there was no public transportation. It took him thirty minutes to get there and thirty minutes back. And he spent the time praying. One morning, a good while after leaving the [...] his decision quickly, turned around and ran back home. He returned in haste, but got to work 10 minutes late. His fellow workers were waiting for him at the gate, because, as the manager, he had the keys
his rosary. At that time, there was no public transportation. It took him thirty minutes to get there and thirty minutes back. And he spent the time praying. One morning, a good while after leaving the [...] his decision quickly, turned around and ran back home. He returned in haste, but got to work 10 minutes late. His fellow workers were waiting for him at the gate, because, as the manager, he had the keys
heaven. May our peace remain undisturbed and may the thought of God be always our minds. May every new minute take us deeper into the depths of your venerable mystery until the day that our fully blossomed souls
spiritually transformed. Some parishioners who before had a hard time remaining in prayer for 30 minutes, are now able to pray for 4 hours straight! Sometimes the priest, from the altar, will dismiss the
to overcome my objections" "On June 2, 1972, I went to California with my friend Réjean on a last minute trip. I was hoping to meet some of the Jesus people I had seen on a TV story about San Francisco [...] grace which broadened my horizon, orienting it towards a new springtime. I stopped going on last-minute trips, skipping classes, taking dangerous drugs, and I even quit smoking; Jesus was inviting me to
night, two children (followed by others) saw a sweet smiling figure above a barn. Every fifteen minutes, more children joined them, as well as some adults (who could not see anything), and even a baby
him as a coup de grace. John Ogilvie was canonized by Paul VI in mid-October 1976. Taken from the Minutes of Father Ogilvie's trial National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh
said to her parents, "I see the Blessed Virgin coming to get me with the angels!" She died a few minutes after this final vision. Taken from Le Chapelet des Enfants (The Children’s Rosary)
