On January 1, the Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God, our Shepherd, Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke will be concelebrating the Holy Mass that will be presided by Pope Leo in St. Peter’s Basilica, at 10:00 AM Rome time. You will be able to view at Vatican News.
Cardinal Burke said: “I will certainly offer the Holy Mass, on January 1st, concelebrating with the Holy Father, for the intentions of the Rosary Warriors of “Operation Storm Heaven”.
In October Cardinal Burke returned to Latin Mass in St. Peter’s as Pope Leo lifted restrictions imposed by Pope Francis
From Catholic Action For Faith And Family
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I will look forward to viewing the Mass on Vatican News.
Me, too! Would also love to visit Cardinal Burke’s beautiful Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, WI.
Nice to see a photo of two good Catholics.
Catholics in Chiclayo, Peru, recently commissioned and installed a beautiful, inspiring, majestic, 5-meters-high (about 16 feet) statue of Pope Leo, their beloved former bishop (“Msgr. Roberto”) on a six foot pedestal, welcoming all, with a stately, tranquil, benign face and gesture, to Chiclayo. It is made of fiberglass and resin, and is lit up at night– beautiful! Would so love to see this! We need one for America– as Pope Leo is the first American Pope. Over 100 Catholics from Chiclayo (and some from Lima) in Peru, recently sent a charming but sad letter to Pope Leo, written in Spanish, begging him to reconsider Cardinal Fernandez’ “Doctrinal Note, “Mater Populi Fidelis.” Many prominent Catholic theologians, worldwide, have done the same thing.
Many long years ago, my sister gave me the most beautiful statue of the Little Flower, St. Therese of Lisieux. My sister and her (late) husband liked to visit a lovely monastery of Carmelite nuns, with an extraordinarily beautiful church. This statue was blessed, and looked very holy and angelic. Just like the pure and holy Saints in Heaven might look! A great treasure! My sister had a sister-in-law who had received a beautiful miracle from St. Therese. Nine days after praying a Novena to the Little Flower, to help her find the right husband that God intended for her– lo and behold, on the ninth day, a well-dressed young man who lived nearby, introduced himself to her, and asked her out on a date! He then gave her a lovely bouquet of a dozen yelliw roses– and she was absolutely stunned! Was this St. Therese’s answer to her Novena prayers? They fell in love, and were married later that year.