St Padre Pio

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I have just found a website about Padre Pio and I think it’s very well made. The part I enjoyed the most was the testimonals. If you have your own story about Padre Pio please share it! 😉

padrepiodevotions.org/
 
Padre Pio is my primary saint and intercessor (aside from St. Therese)
I dont really have any special novena for him or what…but I simply imagine his presence during prayer (as I do so with other saints) but I get this strong feeling of his presence and holiness before me. That’s why I feel so close to him and confident that he intercedes for me.

When I am ashamed or guilty before God for my sins, I flee to Padre Pio and Mary (this is really funny, because I know God is merciful and kind, but there are just some moments when I am really afraid of God) Calling Padre Pio consoles me and he really inspires me to pray.😃

Yes the movie…it’s really holy, moving and inspiring. Padre Pio is with us.
 
Stay with me Lord. You know how easily it is that I abandon You.

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I have just found a website about Padre Pio and I think it’s very well made. The part I enjoyed the most was the testimonals. If you have your own story about Padre Pio please share it! 😉

padrepiodevotions.org/
This is a story of a friend I will share. She had been an active alcoholic,(in her home, never in a bar) for over 20 years. One afternoon, in a drunken stupor, she heard her little daughter crying for her Mommie. She woke up enough to feel something under her elbow and found it was a Rosary she had ‘lost’ many years ago. That gave her the courage to start going to AA and finally quit drinking altogether. I met her many years after all this had happened and she was such a faithful person, it was hard to believe some of the things she told me of her past.
One day she came to my house all shaken and I knew she was really upset. She told me she was on her way home from an AA meeting when she walked past a bar and just couldn’t resist the desire to go in and get a drink.The bar had many pictures of movie starts on the walls. She ordered a drink and while waiting she looked up at the picture above her booth and it was a picture of Padre Pio. She knew it couldn’t really be and she got up and ran out. She never had that kind of a temptation again. She has since passed on to enjoy the company of Padre Pio and all the Saints. God Bless, Memaw
 
You may know this already, but here is the movie with subtitles 🙂
gloria.tv/?media=247180
Thank you! I bookmarked this page. As the comments say, the translations can lose much of their meaning so reading the subtitles will probably be better anyway. I think our pope is misquoted a lot with the translations people do when he speaks now.
 
Here is another link that tells of Padre Pio’s encounters with the devil.

“Satan went beyond all the limits of deception when he went to Father Pio pretending to be a penitent. This is the Father Pio’s testimony: “One day, while I was hearing confessions, a man came to the confessional where I was. He was tall, handsome, dressed with some refinement and he was kind and polite. He started to confess his sins, which were of every kind: against God, against man and against the morals. All the sins were obnoxious! I was disoriented, in fact for all the sins that he told me, but I responded to him with God’s Word, the example of the Church, and the morals of the Saints. But the enigmatic penitent answered me word for word, justifying his sins, always with extreme ability and politeness. He excused all the sinful actions, making them sound quite normal and natural, even comprehensible on the human level… He continued this way with the sins that were gruesome against God, Our Lady, the Saints, always using disrespectful round-about argumentation. He kept this up even with with the foulest of sins that could be conjured in the mind of a most sinful man. The answers that he gave me with such skilled subtlety and malice surprised me. I wondered: who is he? What world does he come from? And I tried to look at him in order to read something on his face. At the same time I concentrated on every word he spoke, trying to discover any clue to his identity… But suddenly; through a vivid, radiant and internal light I clearly recognized who he was. With a sound and imperial tone I told him: “Say long live Jesus, long live Mary!” As soon as I pronounced these sweet and powerful names, Satan instantly disappeared in a trickle of fire, leaving behind him an unbearable stench.” (Don Pierino is a priest and one of the father Pio’s spiritual sons who were present at the same time.)”

Read more christtotheworld.blogspot.com/2010/05/saint-padre-pio-vs-devil.html
 
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