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FRI-SAT-SUN      July 30 - August 1, 1999      SECTION TWO       vol 10, no. 142

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"I solemnly tell you the Warning and Miracle foretold shall come to you. But it shall come when you least expect it! Therefore, understand My Words. If you are filled with My Light, My Life and seek My Will above all else, interiorly you shall know the approach of these events so you may prepare the children of My Heart who are not prepared."

      Those definitive words above come from Our Lord in Message #609 on Holy Thursday on April 13, 1995 to the Hidden Flower of the Immaculate Heart and followed by similar Messages on Good Friday and Holy Saturday during the Easter Triduum in which Jesus reminds us He is the only Hope and we need to place all our trust in Him and be obedient to His Holy Church and be willing to walk our Calvary in order to share in the Resurrection. For Messages 609, 610 and 611, click on "I SOLEMNLY TELL YOU..."

Messages 609, 610 and 611

Message Six-Hundred-nine, April 13, 1995

(Imparted to the Hidden Flower by the Sacred Heart of Jesus)
(HOLY THURSDAY)

Message Six-Hundred-ten, April 14, 1995

(Imparted to the Hidden Flower by the Sacred Heart of Jesus)
(GOOD FRIDAY)

Message Six-Hundred-eleven, April 15, 1995

(Imparted to the Hidden Flower by the Sacred Heart of Jesus)

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Events this weekend in Church History

      Sunday we commemorate the death nineteen hundred and thirty-two years ago of the Apostle Saint Peter who was crucified upside down on August 1, 67 A.D. It is the date of consensus from most historians of the early Church. He chose to be crucified upside down after being thrown into prison in chains in Rome. His rationale was that he was not worthy to die in the same manner as his Master. Many believe he was crucified on Vatican Hill in which his blood became the foundation for the Church to which he was appointed the first Pope by Our Lord For other events throughout the centuries that are memorable in Church history this weekend, click on MILLENNIUM MILESTONES AND MEMORIES

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WEEKEND LITURGY

     This weekend we commemorate Ordinary Time while also celebrating in order, the Feast of Saint Peter Chrysologus, Bishop and Doctor of the Church on Friday; the Feast of the main founder of the Society of Jesus Saint Ignatius of Loyola on Saturday; the Feast of Saint Alphonsus Liguori, Bishop and Doctor of the Church on Sunday even though it is superseded by the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time and Monday's Ordinary Time liturgy and the Feast of Saint Eusebius of Vercelli, Bishop. For the liturgies, readings, meditations and vignettes on all these feasts, click on LITURGY

Friday, July 30, 1999

FEAST OF SAINT PETER CHRYSOLOGUS, BISHOP AND DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH

Saturday, July 31, 1999

FEAST OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA, PRIEST AND RELIGIOUS FOUNDER

SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1999

Though today's Feast is superseded by the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, it is traditionally the Feast of Saint Alphonsus Liguori, Bishop, Religious Founder and Doctor of the Church:

FEAST OF SAINT ALPHONSUS LIGUORI, BISHOP, RELIGIOUS FOUNDER AND DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH

Monday, August 2, 1999

FEAST OF SAINT EUSEBIUS OF VERCELLI, BISHOP


PRAYERS & DEVOTION

      In honor of the Feast of Saint Ignatius of Loyola we present the Preface for the Mass in his honor:

You called St. Ignatius to associate himself with Your Son so that, inflamed with love for him, he would inspire countless souls to seek Your greater glory, to promote greater service to you throughout the world, and to offer Your people a Company marked with apostolic love in Jesus Christ our Lord.



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