Soldiers of the Immaculate with Fr. Isaac #025: Put on the Armor of God!
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Show Notes
In this episode, after Father reassured everyone that he’s safe after the Hurricane Helene’s visit to his area, he discussed the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima on this 107th anniversary of the event. Listen to the words of Our Lady: the only arms left to us are the Rosary and the Sign left by her Son!
Links, Reading Material, and Books:- Saint Alphonsus’ Daily Meditations and Readings for Every Day of the Year
- Father Isaac’s Mission Sermons on the Four Last Things
- (YouTube) Incredible Prophetic Discovery regarding the 46 Stars and 46 Popes on the Tilma of Guadalupe
- (YouTube) La scoperta di A. Massano sulla Madonna di Guadalupe: 46 stelle = 46 papi, ultimo Benedetto XVI (video is in Italian but YouTube has hit-and-miss English subtitles)
- A Golden Treatise of Mental Prayer, Meditation, and Devotion:
- Uniformity With God’s Will:
- Trustful Surrender to Divine Providence:
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