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Chi Amaka retweeted
May Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament grant you clarity of thought and a spirit of proper discernment🙏🏿
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54 days ago, on the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, some of us began a spiritual journey: the 54-Day Rosary Novena.
Today, on the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, that journey comes to an end. Praying the Rosary every day for 54 days has been one of the greatest lessons in discipline, perseverance and trust in God.
We thank God for His faithfulness and for the grace to remain faithful to the journey. May the fruits of these prayers continue to unfold in our lives🙏🏽
Chi Amaka retweeted
Pope Leo XIV was aboard an Air France flight from Lourdes to Metz when he went up to the cockpit and spoke over the radio to the French fighter jet pilots escorting the plane.
The Pope told the pilots that he loves aviation, cars and mechanics. He spent about half an hour in the cockpit asking the crew about the plane. Then they handed him the radio and he did a shout-out😂
At the end, he blessed the pilots and all military personnel working for peace.
Chi Amaka retweeted
May Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament be your source of strength and peace. – at Ibadan, Nigeria
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Some Catholic Saints and the Causes They Are Known to Help With
1. St. Anthony of Padua - Patron of lost items and lost people.
2. St. Jude Thaddeus - Patron of hopeless and impossible causes.
3. St. Joseph - Patron of workers, fathers, families, and a happy death.
4. St. Michael the Archangel - Protector against evil and spiritual warfare.
5. St. Rita of Cascia - Patron of difficult marriages, impossible situations, and desperate cases.
6. St. Peregrine Laziosi - Patron of cancer patients and those suffering from serious illnesses.
7. St. Dymphna - Patron of those struggling with mental illness, anxiety, depression, and emotional distress.
8. St. Monica - Patron of mothers, wives, and parents praying for the conversion of their children.
9. St. Cecilia - Patron of musicians, singers, and church choirs.
10. St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus (The Little Flower) - Patron of missionaries and those seeking simplicity and trust in God.
Which saint's intercession have you experienced personally? – at Ibadan, Nigeria
Chi Amaka retweeted
This video from a Mass feels like a glimpse of heaven on earth. Just as the holy ones gather around God in heaven singing and praising God, at every Mass, God’s people gather around His altar, united in faith, prayer and worship.
The Mass is a foretaste of heaven. – at Ibadan, Nigeria
Chi Amaka retweeted
From fake bishops to fake youths, all in a bid to mock the Church. As Christ has called us to, we must pray for them. Here’s a message from the REAL CYON.
God bless us 🙏🏽
So, it has reached to this point?
The good thing is that the Catholic Church is not disorganised. She has a clear hierarchical structure. In Nigeria, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) remains at the forefront of the Church’s affairs. Official statements from the Conference are communicated through the proper channels, and national Catholic organisations work in communion with and under the guidance of the bishops.
A document like this should immediately raise serious questions, not only about its authenticity, but also about the extent to which some persons may be willing to go to suppress or distort the truth for political ends.
I hope no Nigerian is deceived into believing it without first verifying its source.
Chi Amaka retweeted
Tomorrow will be a Revival time with the Holy Ghost!!!
This is a very prophetic and unusual meeting!
See you at the Redemption City!!!
Chi Amaka retweeted
For those searching for a life partner, may St. Anthony of Padua be your guiding light. May he help you find the right partner🙏
Chi Amaka retweeted
Mother Most Pure, keep our heart free from sin. Help us to love God with a sincere and humble heart. Guard our thoughts, our words, our actions - so that in all things, we may reflect Christ. Amen.
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Today, I attended the burial Mass of a brother priest and friend - Fr. Anthony Agbessime (Biggie), OSJ.
Only 39 years old. Less than 10 years a priest.
Moments like this remind us how brief life truly is.
May the Lord grant him eternal rest and let perpetual light shine upon him. 🙏🏿
Chi Amaka retweeted
Joy of parenthood, seeing your child WINI!!!!
The moment that made us all cry today, Zadok telling his (unaware) father about him signing for @OfficialBHAFC @AIKfotboll
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Mary, Queen of Peace, intercede for us when life becomes overwhelming and noisy. Help us to find interior silence even in the midst of activity. Teach us to rest in God’s presence and not lose our peace in the demands of daily living. Amen🙏🏽
Chi Amaka retweeted
Yes please, and it is the same for any other Catholic who is also fasting. The Church’s discipline of fasting does not prevent one from receiving the Eucharist at Mass within the period of fasting. The Eucharist is not “breaking” the fast - it is the very reason for it. Fasting is meant to prepare the soul and body to receive Christ more reverently, not to separate us from Him.
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Visiting Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament can completely change your life. In His presence, the soul finds rest, the heart finds comfort, and worries begin to lose their power. – at Ibadan, Nigeria
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FIGHTING DISTRACTIONS DURING PRAYER
Distractions and lack of concentration are common struggles that most people experience during prayer. The mind keeps wandering making it difficult for one to remain focused on God during prayer. This can be very discouraging but then, the good news is that there are strategies to cultivate deeper focus and attention during prayer.
The first thing you have to note is that you are not alone in this struggle. As such, when distractions arise during prayer, avoid feeling frustrated. Instead, gently acknowledge the wandering thought without judgment. Imagine it like a passing cloud in the sky of your mind. Gently redirect your focus back to your prayer. Here, patience is key.
Also, having a short Bible verse or a meaningful passage can act as an anchor during prayer. When your mind strays and your thoughts roam, return to this verse - it can refocus your thoughts and remind you of the purpose of your prayer. Allow Scripture to guide your contemplation.
Incorporate sensory elements into your prayer space. Light a candle, focus on its flicker, and let it symbolize the presence of Christ. Engaging your senses can ground you and create a sacred atmosphere conducive to focused and attentive prayer.
It is important to set a specific intention for your prayer before you begin your prayer. This objective can serve as a guide, helping you return to your purpose whenever distractions arise. It could be gratitude, seeking guidance, or offering intercession. Remember that consistency is key to overcoming distractions. Set aside dedicated times for prayer each day. Over time, your mind will learn to settle into the sacred rhythm, making it easier to focus amidst life's clamor.
Lastly, remember that prayer is about connecting with God and not about achieving perfection. It is natural for thoughts to wander. When they do, gently refocus and continue your conversation with the Divine. If you cannot refocus, maybe the contents of those wandering thoughts are part of the things that God wants you to pray for at that point in time. Do not feel frustrated; God meets us where we are.
Fr. Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch
