Thanks to the BVM!

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So today on the Feast Day of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary I truly got to feel the presence of the Blessed Virgin Mother. I got a call from my realtor and my home that was being foreclosed on got an offer so now it may go to short sale. Then I ran into a friend of mine at Mass who was waiting on her results from a professional exam that she thought she had failed - she got her results today and she passed. These are unrelated things but with them happening today I felt a little bit closer to the Virgin and thankful for God’s will in our lives.

It is not just Christmas miracles that happen folks - it is all feast days. Pax et Bonum.
 
A close relative of mine had a very powerful experience today on this great feast of the Immaculate Conception. Our mother is wonderful and has a great love for her children that I cannot comprehend, as it is supernatural.

God bless you and everyone at the close of this feast!

P.S.- I’m on the west coast, so there is a few more minutes before midnight 🙂
 
Joan, thanks for bringing this topic up. Congratulations to you and your friend. I pray that you experience many more miracles.

I had something happen yesterday that I have been anticipating for two months. Coincidence or miracle? There are no coincidences.
 
Our blessed Mother is so loving in the way she helps us. I too had something happen. I had been waiting to find out if I’d be accepted for something very important and yesterday I got a phonecall to attend a meeting and they gave me good news.
It goes without saying, I said a quiet prayer of thanks to God, but reading your post got me thinking.
 
I had intended to go to Mass at my own parish yesterday but due to circumstances I wound up at the last mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish. I have been there many times but for whatever reason had never noticed the gorgeous statue of OLofMC above the altar, holding the Infant and offering the scapular. It struck me that the scapular is like her wrapping her arms around us.
 
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