May 29
“I wish for you, above everything else, the peace of God. Allow God to do His part. Let Him take care of everything that is worrying you. Don’t be worrying about so many difficulties in this life. We must have serenity in all the circumstances that present themselves.”
-Venerable Mother Luisita
Since the start of his pontificate, Pope Leo XIV has been warning the faithful about the dangers of the unchecked development of artificial intelligence which is why it is no surprise that his first encyclical would be focused on this subject.
May 28
"Simplicity is a beautiful virtue, one most pleasing to Our Lord. On the other hand, duplicity of any kind doesn’t please Him."
-Venerable Mother Luisita
May 27
"I am a beggar before the Blessed Sacrament, always praying for you. God will provide for our needs. Let us trust that we will receive all from Him Who loves us so much and is always watching over us. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be our refuge. Pray as close to the tabernacle as you can."
-Venerable Mother Luisita
LL writes: “Someone told me that exorcised holy water is the most powerful kind to use. Is this true?”
May 26
"How long will the sun and moon, the stars continue to give forth light? Who can tell? Of one thing alone we are sure. In God’s own time – then shall come the Son of Man in great power and majesty to render to each according to his works. The question alone important, the solution of which depends upon how I have spent my life, is the state of my soul at the moment of death. Infinite misery or infinite happiness! There is no half and half, either one or the other."
-St. Katherine Drexel
May 25
"The entire life of a good Christian is in fact an exercise of holy desire. You do not see what you long for, but the very act of desiring prepares you, so that when he comes you may see and be utterly satisfied."
-St. Augustine
May 24
“Pentecost is the moment
when a heart of stone is
shattered and a heart of
flesh takes its place.”
-Fr. Raneiro Cantalamessa
May 23
“Come, Holy Spirit. Spirit of truth, you are the reward of the saints, the comforter of souls, light in the darkness, riches to the poor, treasure to lovers, food for the hungry, comfort to those who are wandering; to sum up, you are the one in whom all treasures are contained. Come! As you descended upon Mary that the Word might become flesh, work in us through grace as you worked in her through nature and grace. Come! Food of every chaste thought, fountain of all mercy, sum of all purity. Come! Consume in us whatever prevents us from being consumed in you.”
-St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi
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