Fr Celso's lessons always give me so much hope! Thank You Jesus💘
@annaluisa37917 күн бұрын
Thank you and God Bless you Father Celso! THE GIFT OF GIFTS
@amiecharlett237216 күн бұрын
I love you fr Celso.
@shawnstanley449316 күн бұрын
Beautiful and holy podcast.
@dorothynicols422817 күн бұрын
Fr Celso thank you for this talk 🙏😊 Will you be coming back to Rome City this year? Looking forward to see you there again. God Bless You.
@Blindfaith7771317 күн бұрын
Whomever texted this link to me (Julie) thank you so much. I copied the link, just before I put it in my search bar I feared this could be spam. I reported the text as junk. However, my curiosity was greater than my fear. Here I am now. I’m thankful I went ahead and searched the link. Thank you, may the Peace of Christ be with you always. God bless you.
@pilgrimsofst.michaelinc.461317 күн бұрын
In the Divine Will🙏🏻
@terryirwin285517 күн бұрын
Thank you for your words
@josephineflanagan976217 күн бұрын
My children’s father never gave them anything but grief and abuse. I was the one that translated the faith to the children. If it weren’t for me they wouldn’t have any at all. They’re all grown now and none of them are practicing Catholics anymore, but if it were up to their dad, they’d either be in dead or in jail.Thankfully, that marriage was annulled, and I am married to a good catholic man who actually is good to my children.
@pilgrimsofst.michaelinc.461317 күн бұрын
Forgiveness is the beginning of healing
@josephineflanagan976217 күн бұрын
@ yes it is. I have forgiven him. I pray for him daily.
@crazychickenlady216 күн бұрын
❤
@Blindfaith7771317 күн бұрын
Prayer request: my daughter’s precious hearted boyfriend (Andrew- he has a heart that is solid gold with the most gentle and giving spirit). He always dreamed of joining the service. He leaves for boot camp in Oklahoma on February 23. His job in the army has already been decided through his testing and personal desires. He will be in artillery (one of the most dangerous jobs, ie: combat). I and my daughter must let go and let God. I’ve been crying the last 2 days privately as I don’t want to alarm my daughter. I know the severity of this decision Andrew has made. My daughter does not. I worked as a Therapist for 23 years. I’ve worked with many war veterans over the years helping them to rehabilitate their physical abilities. I’ve heard many stories. One gentleman, he served 3 tours in Vietnam. I’ll not go into too much detail. I followed his case for 3 years. He passed away at age 65, far too soon. Due to his PTSD he spent the last 25 years in a locked men’s psych facility. Each morning in the facility, he’d wake and gather his ‘men’ for battle that day. He would become violent at times. When I was assigned to him I was fearful. I took him to his private room the 1st day I worked w him as to block out any triggers/noises. He melted in my presence. He became a marshmallow teddy bear and he talked to me coherently and with more respect than any other man has during my 52 years of life. He and I developed a Divine connection. I watched him deteriorate over the 3 years I worked with him. I saw up close and personal what war does to a soldier. I fear for Andrew so much. Not only for his life but his mental health after serving. I’ve tried talking him out of joining but to no avail. In 2017, I was certain Jesus would have return in 2024. I don’t know why or how I felt that so strongly but I did. So much that I told my mom and my sisters. They all thought I was “going through something “. My dad had passed in 2016, there were little miracles that took place as I began cleaning out his home by myself on 1/1/2017. It was after that day that I began to feel things changing in this world immensely. The spiritual warfare throughout the world was palpable to me. I felt so alone in my feelings. Not until 2020 did I start to gain brothers and sisters (online) that felt what I felt. Praise Abba! Since 2017, I have discovered I’m capable of having a personal relationship with My Father my Creator, Jesus my Savior and Mary my One True Holy Mother. I had always called upon The Holy Spirit but I hadn’t spent time simply having conversations with my Father and Jesus. I hope this makes sense. I’m aware the Holy Trinity is One but a relationship can be made with all 3. God bless you all and please keep Andrew B. In your prayers. He did celebrate his Baptism, First Communion and his Confirmation this past October, praise God, before he left for the service. Thank you for praying for me as I pray for all of you. 🕊️🌹🌹🌹🕊️
@pilgrimsofst.michaelinc.461317 күн бұрын
Pray the ancient prayer to Saint Joseph for Andrew