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Morning Reflection – Chaplet of Hannah’s Tears
This morning I received an email from someone asking for a printed copy of this devotion to prove that it is a Catholic devotion. I do not receive any financial support from anyone. My husband and I support this ministry to share the gifts of what Our Lord has given us. We place this and everyone in Our Lady’s loving heart. This ministry has no financial backing but the love from our hearts to yours. I am unable to provide material for everyone and would ask that you print off the pictures below or email me for the PDF download. This prayer was a gift from the Holy Spirit to bring forth HIS out pouring riches of meditation and contemplation in the fruits of reflection on scripture and the riches of Catholic devotion through whatever your suffering may be, united to Jesus.
This ministry has no financial backing but the love from our hearts.
Please help me help you by spreading the fruits of this prayer and unite your sufferings to Jesus at the foot of the cross. Let the Holy Family intercede for your present need and know God has a plan for your life. I have added the Consecration to Mary prayer as I received a prompting after praying the chaplet in front of Our Lord in Eucharistic Adoration.
The Chaplet of Hannah’s Tears came through much prayer and suffering, I do not seek anything from this but a deeper union with Christ and HIS Church.
God bless you and your family,Therese
Afternoon Reflection
God’s on line Medical Centre ~ Treatment/Consultation
Another Email of support from the Poor Clare Colettines TMD when they lived in Wales.
A bit of food for the soul.
There are of course at God’s medical Centre not a few who in reality are fully equipped to be proclaimed ‘Doctor’ but as yet have not been fully recognised in their potential, although many attending the hospital know them to be sound and possessed of great wisdom and men and women of excellent counsel.
Such a Doctor still yet to be proclaimed one is Dr John Henry Cardinal Newman. A man of great learning and experience, a man of love, service and prayer. His so called ‘Meditations on Christian Doctrine’ are among some of the finest writings in the medical centres archives.
Dr John Henry Cardinal Newman rightly points out that not all medication is for everyone, there must be a discernment as to what is applicable, and helpful according to the patients condition. See below this extract from his writings.
God knows what is my greatest happiness, but I…
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Morning Reflection
Today’s email from the Poor Clare Colettines TMD Nottingham England community@marianhouseoftheholyspiritpcc.org
Seeking God, in Mary’s company, praying the Rosary.
Dear Little hearts,
It is the month of the Rosary.
Often this simple statement can cause anxiety, perplexity, or some other uncomfortable feeling. Why? Because some people, although they have prayed the Rosary in the past, feel that they cannot cope with it at this moment and in this time in their lives. A sense of panic can follow, within themselves, they feel, they know they should but… but…having lost the habit and the thread of praying the Rosary they do not know where on earth to begin. Lay aside all this baggage, it is getting in the way…just start…. Just begin and try and keep going.
A good point to start is simply to ask the Holy Spirit to help you, after all if we are simply still and open, it is the Holy Spirit praying in you.
Praying the Rosary takes effort yes, it takes self-discipline yes, but it is nowhere as complicated as some think it is. It is not some sort of mountaineering feat, or a marathon race, it is simply your heart speaking to Gods Heart and to the Heart of your Mother Mary.
Praying the Rosary does not necessarily mean praying all five decades, but rather, being still immersing yourself in the mystery and praying from your heart slowly and with focus.
Prayer is no more pleasing to God and Our Lady if is depending on the amount of prayers said, one will not assure a desired answer by saying as many rosaries as one can muster strength to get through.
It is the love, the faith and the trust invested in the prayer that make it meaningful. Praying the Rosary or part of it can be so powerful, keep it simple, sing if you want to, making your own tune to the words, it is at the end of a day a love song in which you bring souls before God and Our Lady asking for Gods blessing and mercy upon them.
There are many spiritual exercises that are pursued, but what Our Lady asked us was to pray the Rosary.
So let us all try and make a new beginning…..
Before you do anything…..quietly just lay your beads down on the table so that you can see the full circlet of beads and into that space in prayer place all whom you want to bring to Our Lady and God.
Afternoon Reflection
Watch “The Power of Praying the Rosary” on YouTube
The Apostolate of Hannah's Tears 