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The Holy Face Devotion is a forgotten Catholic practice within the Church. Sr. Mary of St. Peter played a key role in establishing this devotion as an archconfraternity for the entire world.

Pray Chaplet of the Holy Face of Jesus

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What is the history of the devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus? When Jesus was born, our Blessed Mother and St. Joseph were the first to adore the Holy Face of Jesus. Veronica, during the passion of Jesus, broke through the mob and wiped Jesus' face. Tradition holds that Veronica's veil reveals to us, through a miraculous image, the face of Jesus. The veil is kept in St. Peter’s Basilica. We also have the Shroud of Turin as an object of devotion, revealing to us the Holy Face of Jesus.

Jesus said to Sr. Marie of St. Peter: "I seek more Veronicas to console and adore my Divine Face, which has but few worshippers. He made me understand anew that all those who devoted themselves to this work of Reparation would perform the same office as Veronica." [Our Lord to Sr. Marie St. Peter on October 27th, 1845]

Sister Marie de saint-pierre wrote: Man is invited to repair the outrages made to His God and in a loving return He promises to restore His image in our souls! Let us, therefore, wipe the august Face of the Saviour, soiled with the spill of blasphemers, and He will wipe our soul, soiled with the spittle of sin.

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Candace Owens coverts to Catholicism! Saw this in the news. On april 22nd Canadace tweeted: "Recently, I made the decision to go home. There is of course so much more that went into this decision and that I plan to share in the future.
But for now, praise be to God for His gentle, but relentless guiding of my heart toward Truth.

“So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.”

I do not fear.
Christ is King. ✝️

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What constitutes mockery of God’s Divine Mercy? It's expecting profound blessings from God while refusing to amend or abandon sinful behavior. Consider the woman caught in adultery whom Jesus saved from a death sentence. Despite her imminent peril, Jesus didn't endorse her sin but instead urged her to "sin no more" after her rescue. God's grace doesn't condone our sin but beckons us away from it.

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After the Solar Eclipse, does it carry a message from God for His people, or is it inappropriate to pose such a question? Can God communicate through natural phenomena like a solar eclipse, and does this align with Catholic tradition?

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Our Good Friday reflection focuses on the passion of Jesus from the book Divine Intimacy, mediation 138.

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Our Holy Thursday meditation focuses on God’s response to the treachery of men by giving the Holy Eucharist.

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Is the Catholic Church going through it’s own passion? Welcome to our Holy Week Mediation. Today’s reflection is based upon meditation 136 from Divine Intimacy.

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Welcome to today's Holy Week meditation examining Peter's illumination of conscience in the court yard after denying Jesus 3 times.

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Today’s Lenten reflection for Monday of Holy Week examines the supper at Bethany in honour of Jesus.

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Our key quotes for today's lenten reflection from Divine Intimacy:
"Mary is the symbol of the soul in love with God, the soul who gives herself exclusively to Him, consuming for Him all that she is and all that she has. She is the symbol of those souls who give up, in whole or in part, exterior activity, in order to consecrate themselves more fully to the immediate service of God and to devote themselves to a life of more intimate union with Him. This total consecration to the Lord is deemed wasteful by those who fail to understand it—although the same offering, if otherwise employed, would cause no complaint. If everything we are and have is His gift, can it be a waste to sacrifice it in His honor and, by so acting, to repair for the indifference of countless souls who seldom, if ever, think of Him? "

"Giving alms to the poor is a duty, but the worship and love of God is a higher obligation. If urgent works of charity sometimes require us to leave His service for that of our neighbor, no change in the hierarchy of importance is thereby implied. God must always have the first place. "

"Judas represents those souls who have received from God graces of predilection, but who prove to be unworthy of them, because of their infidelities. Consecrated souls must, therefore, be very faithful to the grace of their vocation and must not permit the slightest attachment to take root in their hearts."

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Today we examine the 7 sorrows of Mary ask, how great was the  sufferings sufferings of Mary?

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Our key quote for today's episode comes from the Glories of Mary by St Alphonsus:
"Hence Saint Anselm asserts, that "had not God by a special miracle preserved the life of Mary in each moment of her life, her grief was such that it would have caused her death. Saint Bernardine of Siena goes so far as to say, "that the grief of Mary was so great that, were it divided amongst all men, it would suffice to cause their immediate death"

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