This site is named mystationsofthecross because it can be a personal repository of information for inspiration, and to aid readers experiencing their own relationship with GOD, CHRIST JESUS, and the HOLY SPIRIT. Prayers gratefully appreciated, but not money, for as JESUS instructed: “You received without pay, give without pay.” Matthew 10:18
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Is Hell a Real Place?
Is Hell a Real Place?
Is a question worth pondering before one’s death. Why not right now? The result could be Eternal Life.
Below: “Living hell” by Wayoyo 2014 via CC 3.0 license
The Words of Our Lady of the Rosary (the Virgin Mother Mary) to the Young Saints at Fátima
The Words of Our Lady of the Rosary (the Virgin Mother Mary) to the Young Saints at Fátima
Our Lady's Message Is Brilliantly Simple: “Pray the Rosary Every Day”
[In the editor's humble opinion, it is the foundation of spiritual salvation today.]
Below: "Fátima, Portugal" by Francisco Antunes, licensed under CC BY 2.0
Purgatory Is a Real Place too
Purgatory Is a Real Place too
The Words of JESUS to Saint Faustina
The Words of JESUS to Saint Faustina
JESUS spoke directly to Sister Faustina prior to the second World War, and directed her to copy down His Words for the salvation of souls. The editor has copied only the Words of JESUS, and added organizational headings.
Excerpts from the Diary of Saint Faustina that include the Words of JESUS
Excerpts from the Diary of Saint Faustina that include the Words of JESUS
30 Consecutive Masses Can Help Raise a Soul from Purgatory to Heaven, thereby Gaining a Heavenly Advocate for Souls on Earth.
30 Consecutive Masses Can Help Raise a Soul from Purgatory to Heaven, thereby Gaining a Heavenly Advocate for Souls on Earth.
Why let one’s parents languish in Purgatory when they can be raised to Heaven? After the first week, daily masses quickly raise one's consciousness to many blessings.
Below: Saint Gregory the Great (540-604) by Francisco de Goya (1746-1828), on display at Museo del Romanticismo, Madrid.
Escaping Purgatory and Hell: the Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Carmel
Escaping Purgatory and Hell: the Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Carmel
To all who enroll and adhere, Our Lady has promised to save them from damnation to Hell and to rescue them from the fires of Purgatory.
The Exquisite Words of GOD to Saint Catherine of Siena
The Exquisite Words of GOD to Saint Catherine of Siena
The Eternal Father – GOD, the Infinite, Creator of Everything that Has or Will Come – conversed with Saint Catherine of Siena over 650 years ago. Saint Catherine repeated aloud GOD’s answers to her questions, which were transcribed and give a remarkable glimpse into the Infinite. The editor has added headings to the text, and highlighted some of the most memorable Words of the Eternal Father. Below: The Stigmata of St. Catherine of Siena, by Alessandro Franchi (1888)
Virtue Leads to Eternal Life and Vice the Eternal Fire, Explained by GOD to St. Catherine
Virtue Leads to Eternal Life and Vice the Eternal Fire, Explained by GOD to St. Catherine
The editor has copied from the Dialogues of Saint Catherine those passages discussing how virtues help one attain eternal life, and vices eternal death. As is made clear, all souls have the choice of path to follow.
Below: "Siena Cathedral Window" by Sean X. Liu (licensed per CC BY-SA 2.0)
Stations of Saint Francis
Stations of Saint Francis
Stations of the Cross by Tomislav Ivančić, at Cross Mountain, Medjugorje
Stations of the Cross by Tomislav Ivančić, at Cross Mountain, Medjugorje
Below: The Cross atop Križevac (Cross Mountain), Medjugorje, photo by gnuckx CC 2.0 license
The Imitation of Christ
The Imitation of Christ
The second-most-read book after the Bible, by Thomas à Kempis, born near Düsseldorf, Rhineland (Germany) around 1380, and died in 1471, at Agnietenberg, near Zwolle, Bishopric of Utrecht (Netherlands).
The Blessed Virgin Mary, appearing as Our Lady of the Word, at Kibeho, Rwanda, in 1981-1982, told one of the visionaries to find a copy of this book open it to a random page, and plant the first words she read deeply into her heart (p. 50). The reader may act on Mary's directive by scrolling to a random page and start reading. The more this is done, the more words approved by Heaven may be planted within.
Above: The Life of Christ and the Virgin, painting by Frans Francken the Elder, ca. 1580, The Museum of Fine Arts Ghent.
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