An Infallible Cure For Scrupulosity

[littlestsouls]

I will cut-and-paste what I wrote in the OCD/Scrupulosity group:

Hi everyone, please read this. I have devoted much time and prayer to making a website aimed at helping scrupulous individuals in particular. I am positive that it will benefit you because I have compiled MANY, MANY consoling, inspiring and instructive words from a VARIETY of RELIABLE Catholic sources.

Here is the link:

littlestsouls.wordpress.com/

You might like to start with my second last article (“An Infallible Cure For Scrupulosity”).

If the site benefits you, please consider sharing it, posting it on forums, on your profile, on your “sig” etc. Why? For the salvation of souls. Because you know what it is like to be scrupulous. Because others are likely to benefit from the site.

So you know: I gain nothing from this site. There is no ulterior motive. My intention is to bring souls to confidence in (and love of) God… especially scrupulous souls.

I have beseeched Our Lady, Hope of the Despairing and Mother of Mercy, to draw many souls to this website- including the most doubtful, weak, sinful and fearful souls; especially those who desire to love God.

I thank Our Lady and Our Lord in advance for drawing many souls to this website, and thereby weakening the stronghold that fear and doubts have over them, as well as inflaming their hearts with love of God.

God bless you!

 

[littlestsouls]

ps. I’m sure the website will benefit and inspire all. It is not exclusively directed at scrupulous individuals. There you may find NUMEROUS revelations about God’s mercy, how God desires to sanctify us, the delight God takes in confidence, how to overcome temptation etc.

Here is a sample:
“On another occasion she (St. Gertrude) learned that when anyone turns towards a crucifix, he ought to persuade himself that Our Lord speaks thus lovingly to his heart: “Behold how, for your love, I have been fastened to this Cross- naked, despised, torn and wounded in My Body, and in all My members; and still My Heart has such tender charity for you, that were it necessary for your salvation, and were there no other means of saving you, I would even at this moment suffer for you alone all that I have suffered for the whole world.”

 

[Nimzovik]

Yep. St. Gertrude… A favorite.

 

[buzzoff1031]

I’ve added it to my faves. I’ll be sure to check it out! Thanks.

 

[roveau]

Thanks littlestsouls for your website, it has something useful for everyone but it does address scrupulosity in a very practical and direct way.

 

[ejp123]

Overall very nice, but some of the choices replace scrupulous with shame of self for being scrupulous.

 

[littlestsouls]

Overall very nice, but some of the choices replace scrupulous with shame of self for being scrupulous.

Admittedly one of my posts contains some admonishment that could be misconstrued as slightly unsympathetic, but that is in no way my intention, nor is it (arguably) the intention of the authors (St. Francis de Sales, Archbishop Fenelon etc.). Nevertheless, I have edited any quotes that might be taken the wrong way.

There is no “shame” in scrupulosity, except in so far as it derives its strength from pride, disobedience or any other sins that are lamentable in themselves, and which cannot be overcome without identifying their cause.

My aim is to include only encouraging quotes on my site, so thank you for drawing my attention to something that I probably never would have picked up on.

God bless.