St. Scholastica FOUGHT with her brother! (Try this at home) 

You can be assured of our prayers, Anthony.

@@HeraldsoftheGospel_official TY friends

@@HeraldsoftheGospel_official Please pray for me as well dear Father please 🙏🏽 devil has messed with me too all my life with sin and hatred 😭❤️

Salve Maria, Frances!

Great to hear that. What a historic Cross! Did your father receive some special protection in particular during the WW2?

@@brothernimishcoelho Peace of mind . Under the protection of Jesus.

Salve Maria, Linda!

Salve Maria!

Salve Maria!

❤ beautiful 😍❤️ beautiful 😍❤️ dear Fr Vincent please pray for me and my sons soul 🙏 for the souls of my parents grand parents ancestors 🙏 for a baby named Reyansh that's needs one kidney and anorectal surgery healing 🙏

Salve Maria, Rose Mary!

Salve Maria, Reta! God bless you.

Hello Ashely! We use different books for each saint from our excellent library here. If you're interested in the life of some particular saint, we might have recommendations for you. For St. Benedict, the little life by St. Gregory the Great is a good place to start.

@@HeraldsoftheGospel_official thank you brother.

Salve Maria, Rachel!

Salve Maria!

l.reconquest.heralds.org/en-lp-nsb/?ref=D76664382X

Gracie, it would seem that she was giving herself over entirely to faith in God, and in confidence that He would answer her prayer, if it was His will.

Angels are pure spirits. They don't have mouths because they don't have bodies. We don't have the exact details of the Anunciation, but in that case we assume that the angel took on a bodily form to speak to Mary. That body did not belong to the angel. But angels can assume bodies to communicate with us. Angels can communicate with us without bodies, by telepathy for example. But even the act of putting their ideas into human language is already below their nature. They communicate with each other with ideas rather than words. It's hard to understand. NEVERTHELESS we should not think of their lack of bodies as a limitation per see. They are not limited by bodies like us. They are not corruptible like us. Thier lack of bodies is an advantage in most cases rather than a disadvantage. There are advantages of having bodies, but I'm not sure you are interested in that issue now. Fr. Timothy has made a wonderful course on the angels. He is preparing his second module. reconquest.heralds.org/course/the-holy-angels-our-companions-for-all-eternity/

Hello! That is an excellent question. The Bible passage is not sufficiently explicit to answer it definitively. However, there are several possibilities. Angels can communicate with us by interior locution (something like telepathy). However, from the description in the Gospel of St. Luke it seems more likely that St. Gabriel assumed a body and appeared to Mary. These bodies according to St. Thomas are made from matter of this earth by the Angel to appear under a human form to us. We can think of it like a Sacrament of the Angelic presence - a sort of sign of their nature. Angels are spirits and do not have bodies, but they appear with wings to symbolize their agility. They do not have bodies, but these bodies they assume emit light to show that they are blessed creatures and so on... As for the mouth: the body they assume would have a mouth, and they would move the air to produce the sound-waves that imitate a human voice. This is not theatre, but a way of communicating with humans who know things through our senses. It could be that Our Lady, being so perfect, received both - a physical visit and a mental illumination. Hope that makes sense... The Heralds have a course on the Angels where all this is explained in detail: reconquest.heralds.org/the-holy-angels/

Fr did not The Angel at The Garden of Eden brandish a flaming sword?

Yes, indeed.

Ah, did not guess correctly. What a wonderful story, thank you. Thanks be to God

Granted. But in the loose sense of the word, it was a fight, a clash of wills. Anger doesn't necessarily com from the devil. Anger can be righteous. Don't you agree with me?