Mary TV Daily Reflection 11/16/2011

Cardinal Schornborn
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Cardinal Schonborn in Adoration in 2010 
 

 

November 16, 2011

St. Margaret of Scotland, St. Gertrude

 

Dear Family of Mary!

 

"Dear children! I wish to call you to a living of the Holy Mass. There are many of you who have sensed the beauty of the Holy Mass, but there are also those who come unwillingly.

St. Margareths Chapel, Edinburgh

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I have chosen you, dear children, but Jesus gives you His graces in the Mass. Therefore, consciously live the Holy Mass and let your coming to it be a joyful one. Come to it with love and make the Mass your own. Thank you for having responded to my call." (April 3, 1986)

 

Tomorrow, in Vienna, Our Lady's children will gather to celebrate her coming in Medjugorje for 30 years. There will be testimonies, the witness of Ivan Dragicevic, visionary, the recitation of the Holy Rosary, and Ivan's encounter with Our Lady. And as the crowning of the evening, CardinalSchönbornwill celebrate the Holy Mass and conduct Adoration of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.

 

Truly, Our Lady

Bishop Athanasius Schneider O.R.C. celebrating...

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 would suggest that the Holy Mass is the most important moment in that entire day! She is reported to have told the young visionaries that if they had to choose between Holy Mass and an apparition with her, they should choose Holy Mass! For all these years, she has arranged her apparition to take place 20 minutes before Holy Mass begins at Saint James Church in Medjugorje, so that everyone can attend the Mass. She comes to draw everyone to her Son. And her Son, Jesus, is present during Holy Mass in His most incredible and true Presence in the Eucharist. This is where Our Lady leads us!

 

Tomorrow, as we join in with those present in Vienna at St. Stephen's Cathedral, we have the opportunity to pray the Holy Mass with the people there. We can also join in the Adoration of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. We won't be able to receive Holy Communion, but we can make our spiritual communion with Jesus over the internet. We can adore Him over the internet as well. We can receive many graces during these holy moments, if our hearts are disposed. It is an opportunity to be with Jesus, our Lord and Savior.

 

Our Lady once said to us:

 

"Dear children! I am calling you to a more active prayer and attendance at Holy Mass. I wish your Mass to be an experience of God. I wish especially to say to the young people:  be open to the Holy Spirit because God wishes to draw you to Himself in these days when Satan is at work. Thank you for having responded to my call." (May 16, 1985)

 

Active prayer is prayer with the heart, prayer that anticipates grace and believes from deep within that God is real and present. This kind of active prayer will change the Holy Mass for all of us! Even a Mass over the internet can be an experience of God through active, faith-filled prayer.

 

Thank you, Lord Jesus, for calling us to Holy Mass, to experience Your love, to receive Your forgiveness and healing, and to give thanks through You and in the power of the Holy Spirit to the Father who love us so!

 

In Jesus and Mary!

Cathy Nolan

 

P.S. Denis and Mike and Tom are landing in Austria today. Please pray that all their work goes well and they will be ready to stream on Thursday! Thanks in advance!

 

P.P.S. Here is the time clock again, showing the beginning time of the Vienna Event throughout the world. Remember it begins at 4:00 PM Vienna time (16:00)

 http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=Live+Broadcast++Vienna&iso=20111117T16&p1=259&ah=5  

 

 

©Mary TV 2011

 

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What’s to say about me? Well, I’m 75 years old, semi-retired with my wife Marianne, and living in a condo in Central Florida. I was born in Manhattan (New York Hospital) but lived my childhood in Astoria, Queens. My wife lived one block away but we never met until I was about 21 years old. I enlisted in the US Navy in 1954 and served aboard 2 Aircraft Carriers, the Bennington and the Leyte. After 3 and a half years I was discharged and I worked in many different jobs. My favorite job was as a motorcycle courier for the local TV News Stations and U.P.I. I got paid to do something I loved, riding a Harley! I met my wife through her cousin and we married and had 6 children; 2 are in heaven. We now have 8 grandchildren! Most of them are living in New York and Pennsylvania, so we don’t see them too much. In 1987, on April 25th, I was ordained a deacon for the Diocese of Brooklyn and served in four parishes until 2002, when we relocated to Florida. Mainly because we couldn’t afford to live in NYC and for my wife’s health, she needed a home of her own. She has ‘end stage kidney failure’ and is expected to go on dialysis soon. Our daughter helped us buy the condo and answered my prayers that we could have our own home. Blessed be God forever! I work a part-time job to help pay for the medications and doctor visits, but it’s really tough making ends meet. I miss New York with all the excitement and places to go. And the beautiful churches! I also love the Old Latin Mass but can’t get to one here. As a matter of fact we don’t even have a parish in our town of Tavares, so we travel to Eustis or Mt. Dora for Mass. Our life is a struggle and I hope to post some of these trials here for the glory of God! We're on the move again! We just left Florida and moved to be near our grandchildren. Marianne had congested heart failure in March and spent 9 days in the hospital. I must say that Florida Waterman hospital saved her life and gave her great care. She is in our new residence and recuperating. God bless us all
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