Prayer For the Glorification of the Servant of God
LUISA PICCARRETA
Oh august and Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, we praise and thank You for the gift of the holiness of Your faithful servant Luisa Piccarreta. She lived, Oh Father, in Your Divine Will, becoming under the action of the Holy Spirit, in conformity with Your Son, obedient even to the death on the cross, victim and host pleasing to You, thus cooperating in the work of Redemption of mankind.
Her virtues of obedience, humility, supreme love for Christ and the Church, lead us to ask You for the gift of her glorification on earth, so that Your Glory may shine before all, and Your Kingdom of truth, justice and love, may spread all over the world in the particular charisma of the
Fiat Voluntas tua sicut in Caelo et in terra.
We appeal to her merits to obtain from You, Most Holy Trinity the particular grace for which we pray to You with the intention to fulfill Your Divine Will. Amen.
+Archbishop Givoan Battista Pichierri
Three Glory be,
Our Father
Queen of all Saints, pray for us.
Trani, October 29, 2005
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Our Lady of Aix la Chapelle
June 16: Our Lady of Aix la Chapelle, Germany (804)
The city of Aachen today is a quiet town; still, there is hardly another city in Germany which could equal its past glory. It was a place famous for its springs during the Roman era, and later the location of the royal court during the time of the Merovingians. Most importantly, however, this was the town of Charlemagne (768-814), and it remained the capital of the Holy Roman Empire until the middle of the sixteenth century. Thirty-seven German Emperors were crowned in Aschen. It was made the capital by Charlemagne and a great part of its lasting fame dates from his reign.
One of the first desires and orders of Charlemagne was to build a Lady Chapel because of his deep devotion to the Blessed Virgin. Our Lady of Aix la Chapelle, built by Charlemagne in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, was consecrated by Leo II in the year 804. This was the same year the Saxons submitted to the emperor, and there were assembled three hundred and fifty prelates for the consecration ceremony.
The antique bronze doors of Our Lady of Aix la Chapelle are surmounted by regal lion heads, and they date from the time of Charlemagne. The short pillars of what is called the nave support an octagon shaped cupola of 50 feet in diameter. They date from the 12th and 13th centuries, and were brought from Rome for that purpose. These pillars were intentionally damaged by the atheistic proponents of the French Revolution, though they were thankfully restored in the year 1845.
The elegant Choir of Our Lady of Aix la Chapelle is filled with marvelous stained glass windows. This was a later addition to the church, completed in 1413, and is done in a completely separate style. One of the chapels of the cathedral has immeasurable treasures for the Christian world, as Charlemagne took pride in securing for the cathedral as many important relics from the Holy Land and Rome as he could. This pious practice was continued by his successors and it explains why the cathedral is so treasured by the Christian world.
In fact, the church of Our Lady of Aix la Chapelle holds innumerable precious offerings, including the four so-called great relics that are locked in a shrine that was given to the church by Frederick Barbarossa in the 12th century. These relics are the cloak of the Blessed Virgin, the swaddling clothes of the Infant Jesus, the loin cloth worn by Our Lord on the Cross, and the cloth on which lay the head of Saint John the Baptist following his beheading. These are exhibited only once in every seven years, and attract vast crowds of pilgrims.
Among the numerous smaller relics are a part of the true Cross, the cord which bound Our Lord, the sponge that was used to offer Our Lord gall during the crucifixion, and the girdle of both Christ and the Blessed Virgin. All are preserved in richly ornamented chests. Other treasures exhibited include the skull, heart, and gigantic arm bones of Charlemagne, and the cross he wore around his neck in the tomb. Judging by his bones, Charlemagne was a man of astonishing size, which was matched by his equally amazing intellect.
The tomb was opened in the year 1000 by Otho III, and the body of the great emperor was found seated upon a magnificent marble throne and wearing a golden crown. Only the nose of the great Charlemagne showed any sign of decay. The imperial mantle was thrown over his broad shoulders, and he held a globe in one hand, a splendid scepter in the other, and there was a sword at his side. This throne was later taken by Barbarossa in the year 1166, as he coveted the throne for his own coronation. It was subsequently used for the coronation of thirty-six emperors in that same church.
The last time the four great relics were displayed was the year 2007.
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From the Writings of
The Servant of God Luisa Piccarreta
The Little Daughter of the Divine Will
Trinity in Heaven
and
Trinity on earth!
Three – The Signature of the Holy Trinity
God the Father Jesus the Son The Holy Spirit
Fiat of Creation Fiat of Redemption Fiat of Sanctification
Current of LIFE Current of WORD & POWER Current of LOVE
Tree of LIFE Tree of KNOWLEDGE of good/evil Tree of LOVE
Immaculate Conception Divine Motherhood Assumption
Daughter of the Father Mother of the Son Spouse of the Holy Spirit
Water Blood Fire
Power Knowledge Love
Intellect Memory Will
Garden of Eden Garden of Agony Garden of Mary/Luisa
Mary Jesus Luisa
Green Red White
Know Love Possess
Joy Sorrow Glory
Faith Hope Charity
Old Testament New Testament Testament of the Kingdom
St. John the Baptist Jesus/Mary Luisa
Manna Eucharist Food you do not know of
Daily Bread Sacramental Bread Bread of His Will
Transfiguration Transubstantiation Transmutation
Jerusalem Rome New Jerusalem
Jews Christians little Children of the Divine Will
Men of Good Will Saints Sharing in Divinity
Thrones Cherubim Seraphim
Principalities Powers Dominations
Angels Archangels Virtues
Other references to 3 in the writings of the Divine Will:
Jesus 33 years old
3 Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope and Charity
3 Marriages – Jesus the Mystical Marriage, in Heaven to the Holy Trinity – Marriage of the Cross
Ring 3 with stones Jesus gave to Luisa – white, red & green stone
Luisa’s vision of 3 babies having one singe body with 3 distinct heads
3 Characteristics of Love – force of benefits, attractions and persuasions
3 ways Jesus uses manifest Himself to the soul – With Power, with News, with Love
3 way sacrifice of Jesus– to glorify the Father, Conversions of Sinners, companions in my pains
3 Signatures of Love – resignation, humility & obedience
3 suns – One sets in the East, the West and the third in the South
3 powers of the Trinity given to mankind– Memory in the Father, the intellect in the Son, the will in the Holy Spirit
3 different days to come – one far from the other of storms, hail thunder and floods
3 Divine Breaths given to Luisa
3 enemies of man = Love of pleasures, of riches and of honors
Luisa’s vision of 3 children – their beauty and similarity was so striking…of the same birth…golden cords
Jesus gave off 3 breaths full of Light that took the place of Luisa’s heart
Most Holy Trinity, for while You are one, You are also 3 …speaking a single Voice
Jesus “I was conceived in sorrow, born in sorrow and died in sorrow”
3 nails that they crucified me (Jesus), I nailed down the 3 powers intellect, memory and will
3 wise men
3 gifts – gold = intelligence & knowledge of truth = gold of their will, affections desires preferences of their whole essence, frankincense = adoration love, myrrh = sacrifice
Jesus conveyed Himself to the Magi in 3 ways – with Love, with Beauty with Power
3 effects – Love for Jesus = Detachment from themselves, Beauty = disregard for earthly things, Power = bravery to risk both blood and life for Me.
Jesus waning to Luisa – Daughter, Three terrible trials are going to happen.
3 qualities of the Holy Trinity = Might, Wisdom and Charity
3 prerogatives of True Love – Constant Love without limits, strong love and love renewed together for God and Neighbor.
3 stages of the World – natural law, written law and the law of Grace
3 stages of man – adolescence, youth and old age
3 types of true love – untiring suffering, perpetual atonement and preserving love
Luisa’s vision of 3 men in the shape of 3 untamed horses let loose across Europe bringing it bloody terror.
3 wicked domains – the world the devil and the flesh
3 Holy domains – the Spiritual Reign the Divine and the Eternal
3 of the Passion:
3 Times crowned with thorns
3 hours of agony in the garden
3 fold flagellation done with 3 different kinds of whips
3 times striped, condemned to death at night morning and full daylight
3 times fell under the Cross
3 nails to the Cross
3 times My Heart bled – In the garden, the Crucifixion and pierced with a lance
3 hours of agony on the cross
3 places in Italy, there were 3 points, 3 volcanic mouths …. To level the towns
3 steps for Luisa – Transformed interiorly in Him, operating exteriorly with Him and doing so for the benefit of all creatures and God.
3 ways that enable Jesus to be born in one’s heart – to be empty of everything to be filled by Him,
All is and must be done for Him, The 3 loves, heroic, ever-increasing, and love of sacrifice.
3 virtues of true love: To purify all, to triumph over all and to attain all.
Luisa’s vision of the Baby Jesus in my arms from One Three emerged.
Jesus gave to men six hours of my Passion so that I may die. 3 in the Garden were for help in agony the 3 on the Cross were for help at the last gasping at death.
3 Weapons that Combat Anxiety – : purity of intention, the right work good in itself of victim and of sacrificing yourself for Me, and having the sole purpose to love Me.
THREE wounds that give Me (Jesus) mortal pain and such bitterness of sorrow as to surpass all the other wounds together. “[First:] These are the pains of My loving souls. “The second mortal wound of My Heart is ingratitude. “The third [wound] is obstinacy. What mortal wound to My Heart!
Jesus in the Garden:
Suffering was I crying out? Ah, no! You are deceiving yourself if you think that. I loved suffering to the point of folly; I loved death in order to give Life to my children.
That was the cry of all the human family together echoing in my Humanity. I, crying out together with them, repeated THREE times: ‘If it is possible, let this chalice pass from Me!’ I cried out in the name of all humanity in so far as all humanity was a part of Me, and I felt oppressed and crushed.
Now I come to you. After calling my Celestial Mother I called you so that all human acts would have THREE seals: the first seal given by Me, the second seal given by my Mother, and the third seal given by an ordinary creature.
The THREE Appeals
With His Father and the Holy Spirit, the Divine King appeals to His children on earth to come now and enter into the Kingdom of His Will.
THE APPEAL OF THE QUEEN OF HEAVEN FOR HER CHILDREN TO COME INTO THE KINGDOM OF THE DIVINE WILL From “The Virgin Mary in the Kingdom of the Divine Will”
And in the first place, I appeal to the HIGHEST HIERARCH, to the ROMAN PONTIFF, to HIS HOLINESS, to the representative of the Holy Church, and therefore the representative of the KINGDOM OF THE DIVINE WILL. At his holy feet, this little, tiny child places this Kingdom, so that he dominate It and make It known, and with his paternal and authoritative voice, call his sons to live in this Kingdom so holy.
May the Sun of the SUPREME “FIAT” invest him and form the first Sun of the Divine Volition in Its Representative on earth; and forming Its primary Life in Him who is the Head of all, It will spread Its interminable rays in all the world; and eclipsing all with Its Light, It will form one flock and one Shepherd
The second appeal I make to all PRIESTS. Prostrate at the feet of each one, I pray, I implore them to interest themselves in knowing the Divine Will. Take your first movement, your first act from It; rather, enclose yourselves in the “FIAT,” and you will feel how sweet and dear Its Life is. Draw from It all your workings; you will feel a Divine strength in you, a voice that always speaks, that will say admirable things to you that you have never heard. You will feel a light that will eclipse all your evils, and eclipsing the peoples, will give you the dominion over them. How many labors you do without fruit, because the Life of the Divine Will is lacking. You have broken a bread for the peoples without the leaven of the “FIAT”; and they therefore, in eating it, have found it hard, almost indigestible; and not feeling the Life in themselves, they do not submit to your teachings. Therefore, you eat this bread of the Divine “FIAT!” Thus you will have sufficient bread to give to the peoples. Thus you will form with all, one single Life and one single Will.
The third appeal I make to all, to the entire world, for you are all my brothers and sisters and my children. Do you know why I am calling all? Because I want to give to all the Life of the Divine Will. This is more than air that we can all breathe. It is as Sun from which we can all receive the good of the light; It is as palpitation of the heart that wants to beat in all. And, as a little baby, I want, I yearn for you to take the Life of the “FIAT”…Oh, if you knew how many goods you would receive; you would consume your life to make It reign in all of you! This little, tiny one wants to tell you another secret that Jesus has confided to her; and I tell you it so that you give me your will, and in exchange you will receive that of God which will make you happy in soul and in body.
***
Come Holy Spirit, Come Supreme Will,
down to reign in Your Kingdom on earth
and in our hearts
“Adorable Trinity, hurry, delay no more; we pray You, we press You, that Your Will descend upon earth, make Itself known and Reign on it as It does in Heaven!”
Fiat!
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Featured
Copy of the Notice for Father Bucci’s 50th celebration
of his Anniversery of the Priesthood for next Sunday, June 15th
(next Sunday is also Father Bucci’s birthday)
The quote directly under the picture:
“Jesus was the administrator of the Most Holy Trinity:
He bestowed on people the power, the wisdom, the love of the Divine Persons.
The sacerdotal priesthood, being the continuation of Christ’s priesthood through time, perpetuates His work in souls. “
Servant of God Luisa Piccarreta
The information to the right of the picture:
Loving and powerful Will,
Immense Will from which everything comes out of
and nothing escapes, I come to bring
to your Most Holy feet the love of all.”
Luisa Piccarreta
Friar Giuseppe Bernardino Bucci
Friar Minor Capuchin
On the 50th Anniversary
Of his Priestly Ordination
1964 – March 14 – 06/12/2014
Friars Minor Capuchin Monastery
76015 Trinitapoli (BT) – Via Barletta, 2
Father Giuseppe Bernardino Bucci
March 12, 2014 was the 50th Anniversary of Fr. Bucci’s Ordination
Next Sunday, June 15, 2014, is Father Bucci’s Birthday
Father Bernardino Giuseppe Bucci was born in Corato on June 15, 1935. In 1955, he entered the Novitiate of the Capuchin Friars at Alessano, in the Province of Lecce and completed his philosophical studies at the Studentate in Scorrano.
On 14 March 1964, in the Capuchin church of Triggiano, he was ordained a priest by Archbishop Nicodemo of Bari. You can send him your Birthday and Anniversery greetings to:
Padre Bernardino Giuseppe Bucci
PADRE BERNARDINO BUCCI
CONVENTO FRATI CAPPUCCINI
VIA BARLETTA, 2
76015 TRINITAPOLI (BT)
ITALY
mobile phone 0039.347.82.56.496
E-mail: padrebernardinobucci@virgilio.it
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The final confrontation
June 7, 2014
from Spirit daily.com
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Pope John Paul II
The following comes from a June 1 posting by Father C. John McCloskey on the Catholic Thing.
“We are now standing in the face of the greatest historical confrontation humanity has gone through. I do not think that wide circles of American society or wide circles of the Christian community realize this fully. We are now facing the final confrontation between the Church and the anti-Church, of the Gospel versus the anti-Gospel.
“We must be prepared to undergo great trials in the not-too-distant future; trials that will require us to be ready to give up even our lives, and a total gift of self to Christ and for Christ. Through your prayers and mine, it is possible to alleviate this tribulation, but it is no longer possible to avert it. . . .How many times has the renewal of the Church been brought about in blood! It will not be different this time.”
– Bicentennial talk given in the United States by the future St. John Paul II, then Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Kraków, Poland
My eyes almost popped out when I first read this. I could not believe it was authentic, but I have checked it repeatedly and yes, he did say it. And he said it to us Americans, who were at perhaps the apogee of our greatness, short of the fall of the Evil Empire.
Well, how seriously should we take this? Very, very seriously. After all, the speaker was about to become one of the greatest popes in the history of the Church. In addition, he was a mystic and, yes, a prophet and truth-teller who suffered under Nazism and communism, as well as in a certain sense also from Islam. (Recall that he was almost killed by a Muslim assassin, only to be saved by the intercession of Our Lady of Fatima, according to his own words.)
Let me be clear: my musings on the words of John Paul are not meant to encourage you to sell your property, close the bank account, build a bomb shelter, and await the rapture. That is not the Catholic thing to do. But it’s hard not to “ponder these things in [our] hearts.” What exactly did the pope see or have revealed to him? Perhaps the best place to seek the answer is his writings, although we lack space to comb through them all here.
We can also look around us at the remains of what was once called the Christian West, noting a host of behaviors and beliefs that seem custom-made to initiate and accelerate decline. For example, we find in the West depopulation, legal abortion, open homosexuality and same-sex “marriage,” epidemic levels of pornography use, declining marriage rates, and rising cohabitation rates.
Politically, even supposedly tolerant and democratic states like our own are beginning to deny the religious liberty rights of families, businesses, and churches. In addition, we observe growing centralization of power in the hands of those unfavorable to any faith except the idolatry of health, wealth, and technology. They place their long-term hope in the possibility that science may one day arrest death. They watched too many Star Trek and Star Wars movies as children. Unfortunately, they may well go where many men have gone before – and not simply into outer space.
This, surely, is the Anti-Church that St John Paul foresaw – in any event it is here, it is growing, and to a great extent it has already demolished Europe.
What are we to do? First, of course, do not despair. As Catholics we live this life looking forward to the next. We can’t lose, for as St. Paul put it, for us death is gain, not something to fear.
How then to confront and combat the Anti-Church? Imitate the lives of the first Christians! Consider this justly famous description of Christians in the anonymous Letter to Diognetus, written in 79 A.D.:
“For the Christians are distinguished from other men neither by country, nor language, nor the customs which they observe. For they neither inhabit cities of their own, nor employ a peculiar form of speech, nor lead a life which is marked out by any singularity. . . .They dwell in their own countries, but simply as sojourners. As citizens, they share in all things with others, and yet endure all things as if foreigners. Every foreign land is to them as their native country, and every land of their birth as a land of strangers. They marry, as do all [others]; they beget children; but they do not destroy their offspring.
“They have a common table, but not a common bed. They are in the flesh, but they do not live after the flesh. (2 Corinthians 10:3) They pass their days on earth, but they are citizens of heaven. (Philippians 3:20) They obey the prescribed laws, and at the same time surpass the laws by their lives. They love all men, and are persecuted by all. . .they are in lack of all things, and yet abound in all; they are dishonored, and yet in their very dishonor are glorified. They are evil spoken of, and yet are justified; they are reviled, and bless; (2 Corinthians 4:12) they are insulted, and repay the insult with honor; they do good, yet are punished as evil-doers.”
If we live as the first Christians did, we too can confront and triumph over the Church of the evil Global Empires.
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