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Psalm 91: Its Meaning Explained In Detail
Psalm 91 is one of the most cherished passages in the Bible, often called the “Psalm of Protection.” It’s a poetic declaration of God’s sheltering presence, offering comfort and assurance to those who trust in Him. The psalm doesn’t have an author explicitly named, though some traditions attribute it to Moses or David. Read More
YouTube Virtual Prayer Update
All of the YouTube videos that have been uploaded to our channel have been edited by me. I use various software (Gimp, Canva, and Movavi 2025 Video Editor, and ElevenLabs) to put the videos together.
One of the software tools, ElevenLabs, allows me to use ‘Text To Speech’ technology. Basically I can write out into text, and then pick an artificial intelligence voice to create the audio. I have been doing this because I was under the impression that my own voice may not be good enough for the prayer voice overs.
Well, I am looking into breaking away from using ElevenLabs, and using my own voice, and that of my wife as well, in future videos. Read More
Saint Philomena Nine Day Novena | Patron Saint of Impossible Causes
Before we get into her simple and easy to pray nine day Novena, I would first like to share some information and history about Saint Philomena. Read More
A Simple Prayer to Saint Francis That Will Change Your Life
A Simple Prayer to Saint Francis That Will Change Your Life. Once in a while I dabble in writing prayers, and this is one I came up with recently that I wanted to share. I wrote this prayer asking for Saint Francis’ intercession to help build faith. It is pretty simple, but I think also quite powerful.
The prayer is below: Read More
A Litany for the Poor Souls in Purgatory
Purgatory is a place of purification or temporary punishment in which the souls of those who die in a state of grace are made ready for Heaven. It’s for those who have died in God’s grace and friendship, but still need to be cleansed of venial sins or to atone for sins that have not been fully expiated in life.
As Catholics, when we partake of the Sacrament of Reconciliation, we confess our sins and they are forgiven. However, we still need to face temporal atonement, to cleans our soul of those sins, before being able to enter into Heaven. That soul cleansing occurs in Purgatory. Read More
Canticle of the Sun: Poem & Prayer by Saint Francis of Assisi
The Canticle of the Sun, also known as “Laudes Creaturarum” or “Praise of the Creatures,” is a poem written by Saint Francis of Assisi around 1224. It’s one of the earliest works of literature in the Italian language. For as long as I can remember, I have been interested in Saint Francis, and have read his writings and studied about his life. Read More
Saint Scholastica and Her Litany Prayer
Saint Scholastica was a Christian saint, born in Italy around 480 AD. She is known primarily as the twin sister of Saint Benedict of Nursia, who is considered the founder of Western Christian monasticism. Scholastica herself is the patron saint of nuns, convocations, and against storms. In this post I will share some brief highlights of her history, as well as a litany prayer. Read More
Explaining Saint Bridget’s 12 Year Devotional Prayer
As I write this, I have been including the Saint Bridget 12 Year Devotional Prayer in my daily prayers every day since October 4th of the previous year. As the name of the prayer implies, yes, it is meant to be prayed every day over the course of twelve years. That is quite the commitment, as most would agree. But why would people endeavor to such a long devotional prayer? And many do, or at least try to. Read More
Who Was Saint Agatha?
Who was Satin Agatha? February 5th is her Feast Day celebrated by the Catholic Church. Let’s take a closer look at who exactly this woman was.
Saint Agatha, also known as Agatha of Sicily, was an early Christian saint and martyr. Read More
The Most Magnificent Healing Prayer Written by Padre Pio
Padre Pio, born Francesco Forgione, was an Italian Capuchin friar, priest, and mystic who lived from 1887 to 1968. He is renowned for his piety, his stigmata (bearing the wounds of Christ), and numerous reports of miracles and healings associated with him. He was canonized as a saint by Pope John Paul II in 2002. Read More