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GUESS WHO'S IN HEAVEN?
Guess who's in Heaven? Your nemesis. The person you dislike the most. There in Heaven.
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MAGICIAN PRIEST !!!
Is your priest a magician? Able to solve all your problems with a magic wand?
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Your Emmaus Valley
Have you ever been to Emmaus Valley? Dark clouds above and a gloomy future ahead?
Father Ignatius teaches about such situations in our lives ...
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Father Ignatius teaches about such situations in our lives ...
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Father Ignatius makes a discovery
Father Ignatius makes a discovery which he did not know about ... what is it?
Did YOU know this about Jesus?
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Did YOU know this about Jesus?
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How shall I pray You?
Father Ignatius sat in the empty church right up front by Our Lady’s
statue. He watched for a while the votive candles burning at her feet
and then started his Rosary.
Suddenly, out of nowhere, these words came whirling fast into his head, totally uncontrollable and spontaneous, yet as clear as if they were spoken to him there and then.
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Suddenly, out of nowhere, these words came whirling fast into his head, totally uncontrollable and spontaneous, yet as clear as if they were spoken to him there and then.
Continue reading about Father Ignatius' encounter with Our Lord. Please click HERE
No dentures
In this story Father Ignatius teaches about teeth in a Christian context ...
In a poor and desolate town such as where Father Ignatius was stationed it was evident that he would meet a lot of hardship amongst his parishioners, especially in difficult economic conditions where jobs were scarce and business closures rife.
One day a young man came to him complaining that he couldn’t get a good job and he felt a bit down because of lack of prospects at the factory where he did menial tasks.
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In a poor and desolate town such as where Father Ignatius was stationed it was evident that he would meet a lot of hardship amongst his parishioners, especially in difficult economic conditions where jobs were scarce and business closures rife.
One day a young man came to him complaining that he couldn’t get a good job and he felt a bit down because of lack of prospects at the factory where he did menial tasks.
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The Pope's Mistakes - by Victor S E Moubarak
In this story Father Ignatius teaches about Papal infallibility ...
Early one morning Father Ignatius received a phone call from Mother Superior. Sister Josephine had been called away to visit a very sick relative; would he take on her Catechism class of 7 and 8 year-olds.
He sat down at her desk and said, “Let’s start where Sister Josephine left off last week. What did she teach?”
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Early one morning Father Ignatius received a phone call from Mother Superior. Sister Josephine had been called away to visit a very sick relative; would he take on her Catechism class of 7 and 8 year-olds.
He sat down at her desk and said, “Let’s start where Sister Josephine left off last week. What did she teach?”
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"Father Ignatius in hell" - A story by Victor S E Moubarak
In this story a kind and faithfull priest ends up in hell, with unforgettable memories of what is in store there.
The first thing Father Ignatius noticed as he entered hell is the total and absolute darkness of the place. Not the faintest glimmer of light shone in that bottomless abyss of intense void.
He tried hard to peer into the pitch-black darkness to make out something, but it was totally in vain. He could see nothing. Totally and completely nothing.
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The first thing Father Ignatius noticed as he entered hell is the total and absolute darkness of the place. Not the faintest glimmer of light shone in that bottomless abyss of intense void.
He tried hard to peer into the pitch-black darkness to make out something, but it was totally in vain. He could see nothing. Totally and completely nothing.
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