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Category: <span>Monsignor Ralph Chieffo blog</span>

Category: Monsignor Ralph Chieffo blog

Divine Mercy from The Flame of Love Blesses Us with Unity and Peace

Do you know the mercy and joy of believing in the Risen Lord? Even after the apostles saw the empty tomb and heard the reports of Jesus’ appearance to the women, they were still weak in faith and fearful of being arrested by the Jewish authorities. When Jesus appeared to …

OUR BLESSED MOTHER AND SAINT JOSEPH INVITE US TO BE A HOLY FAMILY

Parents trying to build holy families today are walking through a minefield. One false step and the family blows up. Surveys show that the best way to pass on faith is that both parents practice the faith. If a father alone practices, almost 85 percent of children will follow, but …

ENJOY A MARY-CHRIST-MASS ON FIRE WITH THE FLAME OF LOVE

When Elizabeth Kindelmann said “Yes” to the Will of Jesus and Mary, she received the Flame of Love burning from our Trinitarian Family. With her humble and contrite heart, this widow grew in self-confidence by purifying her soul in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Uniting her life with the pierced heart …

Msgr. Chieffo offers a reflection and encourages prayers and gratitude for Jill Metz and Eileen Piergiovanni

THE PRECIOUS BLOOD OF JESUS COMMUNICATES COMMUNION WITH GOD AND ONE ANOTHER “Precious Blood, ocean of divine mercy: Flow upon us! Precious Blood, most pure offering: Procure us every grace! Precious Blood, hope and refuge of sinners: Atone for us! Precious Blood, delight of holy souls: Draw us!” – St. Catherine …

MARY MAGNIFIES THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS IN OUR HEARTS

Parishioners, names withheld, praise Jesus and thank our parish family for praying for the health of their twins who were born on June 25, 2022 weighing one pound each. They are healthy and happy bringing joy to their parents and big brother, name withheld.  With the birth of each precious …

ARE YOU CHOOSING GOD’S WILL TO PROMOTE HEALING AND HOLINESS?

While a child, our Blessed Mother asked Maximilian Kolbe to choose the red crown of martyrdom or white crown of sacrificing himself daily.  The young Max responded that he wanted both crowns. Saint Maximilian Kolbe became a Franciscan priest and always chose to surrender his human will to God’s will. …