Taken from gloria.tv (November 13, 2021): 

This is a beautiful and easy devotion to assist the suffering poor souls.  

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Daily pilgrimage to purgatory

This link is for the daily prayers only, which can be printed out, from the same booklet:
  https://purelycatholic2010.blogspot.com/...atory.html

example of one day: 

Sunday
Regret: Wasted time.

Pious Exercises
Resolution: To assist the souls of priest, religious, and all those in Purgatory who have been faithful to this devotion all their lives. I also recommend myself to those who are entering heaven at this moment.

Thought for the Day: The sufferings of the souls in Purgatory are so great that a single day appears to them like a thousand years.

Exercise: Ejaculations in honor of the divine Heart for the comfort and consolation of the poor souls.

Special Intention: Implore the divine Heart of Jesus to grant relief to the most forsaken soul in Purgatory.

Motive: The greater the abandonment of a soul, the greater will be its gratitude towards you, It will obtain for you the privilege never to be forsaken by God through the withdrawal of His grace, and never to abandon Him by committing sin.

Prayer:
O Lord God Almighty, I pray Thee, by the Precious Blood which Thy divine Son Jesus shed in the garden, deliver the souls in Purgatory and especially that soul which is most destitute of spiritual aid; and vouchsafe to bring it to Thy glory, there to praise and bless Thee forever. Amen.

Our Father . . . Hail Mary

Ejaculation:
Sweet Heart of Jesus, make me love Thee ever more and more.

Twenty-fifth Sunday after Pentecost
Taken from The Liturgical Year by Dom Prosper Guéranger  (1841-1875)

Quote:The praise which the apostle here gives to the Thessalonians for their fervor in the faith they had embraced, conveys a reproach to the Christians of our own times. These neophytes of Thessalonica, who, a short time before, were worshippers of idols, had become so earnest in the practice of the Christian religion, that even the apostle is filled with admiration.

We are the descendants of countless Christian ancestors; we received our regeneration by Baptism at our first coming into the world; we were taught the doctrine of Jesus Christ from our earliest childhood: and yet, our faith is not so strong, or our lives so holy, as were those of the early Christians. Their main occupation was serving the living and true God, and waiting for the coming of their Savior. Our hope is precisely the same as that which made their hearts so fervent; how comes it that our faith is not like theirs in its generosity? We love this present life, as though we had not the firm conviction that it is to pass away.

As far as depends upon us, we are handing down to future generations a Christianity very different from that which our Savior established, which the apostles preached, and which the pagans of the first ages thought they were bound to purchase at any price or sacrifice.

Of course there's a reason, to stress and promote division.

• A report released Tuesday by the Pew Research Center has segmented U.S. voters into nine political tribes
  
• Four of the groups lean left, four lean right, and then there are the ‘stressed sideliners,’ who have a minimal interest in politics 
  
• Pew surveyed 10,221 adults this July, but has been conducting interviews with respondents since January 2020 
  
• While partisan polarization remained high, the research also showed that there are divisions within the Democrats and the Republicans
  

St. Caesarius of Arles (c. 468 – d. 542 AD)

Quote:“There shall be a great carnage and as great an effusion of blood as in the time of the Gentiles: the Universal Church and the whole world shall deplore the ruin and capture of that most celebrated city, the capital and mistress of France (Paris?) ; the altars and temples shall be destroyed; the holy virgins after experiencing many outrages, shall fly from their monasteries: the pastors of the Church shall abandon their pulpits and the Church itself be despoiled of all temporalities….”


“Soon the city will be reached by a horrible plague which will involve a pope. But another Pope stops, by his firm dignity, another crueler enemy and persuades it to repair the damage which it caused at the Holy City. Oh, cruel troops of various nations! The war, the famine, the plague, a sudden flood make the city deserted and similar to a hut of a gardener. The infamous war agitates the city and Gaul (France). Flee, enemy. A vigorous leader strongly strikes all parts with his formidable hammer, leaving to a famous emperor the glory of overcoming the Arabs. Struck of a stab, the devoted father of the people dies, I see it….” (i.e. apparently this leader, or 'father of the people' that will come before the Great Emperor Monarch will die of a stab wound - this may have already come true.  The father of the man who was revealed to Marie-Julie Jahenny to be the chosen Great Monarch was knifed to death.  See more about this, click here.)


“When the entire world, and in a special manner France and in France more particularly the provinces of the North, of the East, and above all that of Lorraine and Champagne, shall have been a prey to the greatest miseries and trials, then the provinces shall be succoured by a prince who had been exiled in his youth, and who shall recover the crown of the lilies. (…).


“The King of Blois raises again the Papal Tiara….This Prince shall extend his dominion over the whole world…O sweetest peace! Thy fruits will multiply until the End of Time!…”


"This prince shall extend his dominion over the entire universe. At the same time there will be a Great Pope, who will be the most eminent in sanctity and most perfect in every quality. This Pope shall have with him the Great Monarch, a most virtuous man, who shall be a scion of the holy race of the French kings. This Great Monarch will assist the Pope in the reformation of the whole earth. Many princes and nations that are living in error and impiety shall be converted, and an admirable peace shall reign among men during many years because the wrath of God shall be appeased through repentance, penance and good works. There will be one common law, one only faith, one baptism, one religion. All nations shall recognize the Holy See of Rome, and shall pay homage to the Pope. But after some considerable time fervour shall cool, iniquity shall abound, and moral corruption shall become worse than ever, which shall bring upon mankind the last and worst persecution of Antichrist and the end of the world (…)"

From gloria.tv:

St. Basil wrote this during the Arian Heresy when 80% of the Bishops & Clergy fell into the heresy...

We are going through something worse today where it is basically 99% of those who call themselves Catholics have fallen into the heresy of Modernism. 

And [who] does Francis condemn?

Those who follow Tradition...

It's always about propping up a derelict Conciliar Church, it's always about propping up a corrupt Vatican II...

Quote:It is good that it be perceived as the very authority of the Church to wish, to promote, to ignite this new manner of prayer, thus greatly increasing her spiritual mission [...]; and we must not hesitate to first become disciples then supporters of the school of prayer, which is about to begin.

Quote:The Second Vatican Council then brought to fruition, as the good fruit from the tree of the Church, the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy Sacrosanctum Concilium (SC), ensuring that its lines of general reform responded to real needs and to the concrete hope of renewal: It desired a vital liturgy for a Church wholly enlivened by the mysteries celebrated. It was a matter of expressing in a renewed way the perennial vitality of the Church in prayer, taking care ‘that Christ’s faithful, when present at this mystery of faith, should not be there as strangers or silent spectators. On the contrary, understanding it [i.e., the mystery] well through rites and prayers, they should take part in the sacred action conscious of what they are doing, with full devotion and full collaboration’ (SC, 48).

Quote:...by rediscovering the reasons for the decisions taken with regard to the liturgical reform, by overcoming unfounded and superficial readings, a partial reception, and practices that disfigure it. It is not a matter of rethinking the reform by reviewing the choices in its regard, but of knowing better the underlying reasons, through historical documentation, as well as of internalizing its inspirational principles and of observing the discipline that governs it.... The direction traced by the Council was in line with the principle of respect for healthy tradition and legitimate progress (cf. SC, 23), in the liturgical books promulgated by Blessed Paul VI, well received by the very Bishops who were present at the Council, and now in universal use for almost 50 years in the Roman Rite.

Quote:Fifty years is not a long time in the history of the Church. The reform has happened; it still remains our ecclesial duty to implement that reform with great care and deep respect. The 50th anniversary is a time to renew that ecclesial commission at every level in the church.

Hello,
I am reading a book recommended by Fr. Hewko: "The Whole Truth About Fatima" by Frere Michel. In Volume 1 this small paragraph is just what I needed to hear today:

"Yes, many souls go to hell because they have no one to pray and make sacrifices for them. And they (the see set themselves courageously to draw out all the consequences that flow from this fact.

The first consequence is that the opposite is also true: «Many souls can go to Heaven, thanks to our prayers and sacrifices.» Here is an immense field of the apostolate open to every generous soul. Who can say henceforth that his life is useless, ruined, sterile, when the most beautiful, the most useful and the only important supernatural work is proposed to everybody by Our Lady, and with what insistence!"

Hope this is useful for some others.
God Bless You,
Roland

Hello,
I will be driving from MA to FL soon. Can anyone provide me with Traditional Latin Mass churches along the route in these areas (flexible). Daily Masses as well if possible. Also good B&B's or hotels:

Woodbridge, VA
Port Royal, SC
St. Petersburg, FL

Thank you very much,
God Bless You,

Roland