Who noticed that @dorisreisinger who speaks out about sexual abuse against the minors by priests is no longer on X; twitter.
Account no longer exist
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Is there any special role for this action? What does the future hold for the Augustinians? I am concerned about them
What do you think about this
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Widow, Mother of 4 Nuns and a Priest, Takes Perpetual Vows | National Catholic Register https://t.co/alv77DG6ol
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St. Rita widowed with all 2 kids gone, similar but different cases though. Now widowed woman with 5 children, all Augustinians.
Do U support this?
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Marriage and Religious life are vocations of different nature. As long as we know,Cath. Religious or priest are attached to know one but the general faithful. There provisions to serve God as an oblate if you think you're are called despite been married.
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@X@Support@elonmusk@ndukwupaschal, an account that has been active on X since September 2011 and has served as a vital tool for professional networking, personal growth, and meaningful engagement with the X community was erroneously suspended. Please review.
@PiNetwork_35 Mine has been in review for 2yrs, probably cos one of name is missing from my profile, seriously I need an appeal to edit my profile name ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ
THE GIRL WHO DIES OF LOVE FOR JESUS EUCHARIST
In 1331, when she was only 8 years old, according to the custom of the time, Imelda entered the convent. At the age of 10, she received the habit of a Dominican nun. Although she was so young, she was an exemplary nun in the activities of religious life. However, she was somewhat intrigued by the fact that people received Holy Communion and continued to live.
Since Imelda was not old enough to take communion, she used to ask the nuns: "Sister, the lady took communion with Jesus and didn't she die?" The nuns responded scared: What is that, girl, why die? The little nun responded: "How can the lady receive Jesus in communion, and not die of love and so much happiness?"
It happened that in the early morning of May 12, 1333, the eve of the Sunday of the Ascension of the Lord, Imelda was at Holy Mass and could no longer stand her desire to take communion. He was wondering: "If Jesus commanded the children to come to Him, why can't I take communion?"
The priest had already finished giving Holy Communion to the nuns when everyone saw: a host came out of heaven and flew through the chapel. It stopped over Imelda's head. The priest then understood that it was time to take communion. Upon receiving the Holy Eucharist, Imelda placed herself in deep adoration.
After hours of prayer, the Mother Superior went to the nun and said: "Okay, Sister Imelda, I already adore Jesus enough, we can continue. Let's go to the other activities of the convent." Imelda, however, remained motionless. After the Superior's insistence, nothing happened.
It was then that the Mother lovingly picked up Imelda and she fell into her arms. Imelda had died during her First Communion. Little great Imelda's inquiry was fulfilled: How can someone receive Jesus in Holy Communion and not die of happiness? At 11 years old, Imelda died of love and happiness for having received Jesus!
The body of Blessed Imelda Lambertini is found incorrupt, in Bologna, Italy. Pope Saint Pius X proclaimed her patron saint of children who are going to make their First Communion. ๐