When we can’t pray… Distractions, fatigue, anxieties, boredom, dryness… We are human, and prayer can seem too hard. Inaccessible. St. Paul acknowledges our weakness and incapacity to pray. And reveals a simple, encouraging way of letting the Holy Spirit Himself pray within us.
Our Blessed Mother speaks: "How many things are still veiled for you, children, because the human mind – so dominated by the reasoning that makes you say “I know, I understand” – cannot glimpse or fully appreciate the Mystery of God that is unfolding before you."
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What looks like an end … may be a birth. We see only this side of death, so our view of life is badly distorted. The Feast of All Saints is a remedy. A remedy of hope.
God the Father speaks: "...Yes, children of My Heart, I am GREATLY offended on this night. See how My enemy mocks Me, how he mocks the most Sacred thing – the Sacrifice of My Jesus..."
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