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My Father’s Clock and the Voice Of God
I visited my parents one Sunday and sitting in the armchair in their living room I asked my dad, “Does your mantle clock still have that beautiful chime?” He looked at the clock, “Yes, every quarter of an hour,” he …
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A Voice Said, “Go North” (A miracle of Prayer)
My job is to keep my stretch of the motorway, known as the 1-81, clear in a blizzard. But last January I ‘heard’ an inner voice telling me to leave the section of motorway I was working on , and …
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He Will Give His Angels Charge Over You
An extraordinary story was told by 85-year-old Elisabeth Hortin from Plymouth in England: one day she had been shopping in the supermarket because her home-help could not come. As she was unloading her purchases from the supermarket trolley into her …
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A MOST INCREDIBLE MIRACLE CONVERSION
Archbishop Fulton Sheen tells the story of Dr Felix Leseur. Just at the turn of the century, there was a woman married in Paris, just a good, ordinary Catholic girl, to an atheist Dr Felix Leseur. He attempted to break …
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A good deed is never lost
In the late nineteenth century, a Member of Parliament travelled to Scotland to make a speech. He travelled to Edinburgh by train and then took a carriage southward to his destination. The carriage however became mired in mud. A Scottish …
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Grace
God’s grace will be to your soul the purest of loves, the softest embrace and warmest of comforts. His grace will bring to you the light of truth, the highest ideals and a sure and certain hope of salvation. In …
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Saint Martin I Pope and Martyr (AD655)
Saint Martin, who occupied the Roman See from 649 to 655, was a native of Toscany, and became celebrated amid the clergy of Rome for his learning and his sanctity. When he was elected Pope, Rome echoed with cries of …
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Your Reflection Becomes Your World
I have heard two little stories recently with the same theme so I thought I would share their lesson: A woman sees two dogs walk into a room, one comes out happy and wagging his tail, the other comes out …
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Our Lady of the Pillar
Blessed Virgin Mary visits St James the Great by bilocation St. James the Greater was preaching by the River Ebro in Caesaraugusta (Spain). It was looking like James’ mission was failing, making him depressed, he was in prayer one day …
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Do you believe God can take care of you?
Moses and the people were in the desert, but what was he going to do with them? They had to be fed, and feeding two – or three million people requires a lot of food. According to the Quartermaster General …
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