I’m a seminarian and while praying in front of the tabernacle, I was praying to Jesus that I wanted to see his face. This wasn’t a “let me see you to believe you” conversation. I am just tired of seeing Jim Caviezel’s face in my mind when I think of or pray to Jesus. I had a dream that night and no, it wasn’t jesus. I saw the face of Our Lady of Fatima. I was standing in a field and immediately the scent of roses was present. I turned around and she was standing in front of me. Not a picture, not a drawing, not an actor, but a real person that I have never seen before. I had to avert my eyes to the ground. I shielded my face with my arm and hand as if looking directly at the sun. It wasn’t a bright light that was causing me to do this. It was her radiant beauty that was causing me to look away. She didn’t say anything, but I said: “WOW, you are really beautiful!” Then the dream ended.
I can only guess it was Our Lady of Fatima, because she was wearing a white veil. When I woke up there wasn’t any smell of roses in my dorm room.
That was really beautiful. I offer up this prayer to our Heavenly Father thru the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary for you:
Prayer for the Santification of the Clergy:
Divine Savior, Jesus Christ, who has entrusted
the work of your redemption to priests as your
representatives, I offer you through the hands
of your most Holy Mother Mary, this present day,
whole and entire, with all its prayers, works and
sacrifices, its joys and sorrows, for your bishops,
priests, deacons and those preparing for the priesthood.
I pray especially for, Imbrium994, protect him,
Lord, and make him holy.
Give us truly holy priests, inflamed with the fire of your
divine love, who seek nothing but your greater glory and
the salvation of souls. And, you, Mary, good Mother of Priests,
protect all priests, bishops, deacons and seminarians from
danger to their holy vocation, and with the loving hand of a
mother, lead back to the Good Shephard those unfortunate
priests who, unfaithful to their exalted vocation, have gone astray.
Amen.
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