Tradition’s parrhesia
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ARISE! LET US BE GOING! 
The People’s hearts have spoken. Powerful video…thanks Father George.
We live in amazing times. Our Lady of Victory, pray for us.
Oh Father thank you. Most powerful to beg
The flock demanding to be all!owed into the fold, letting mere bricks stand in their way…what a beautiful sight. God bless them. May we all demonstrate such courage
Wow!
The Bishop evidently does not have the smell of his flock.
Jesus says “I know you hear me, but because of the crowd here I have said this that they might believe that you have sent me…”
Father, for some reason I was thinking of a story I read, about a cloistered nun who was having doubts about her prayers for Priests, when out-of-the-blue she received a random (was it, really?) letter thanking her for her prayers from a random (was it, really?) Priest who was having his own doubts. So… you know that your readers pray for you, but sometimes you do need the same encouragement that Jesus provided to “the crowd.” Just as I need the encouragement that my prayers are heard and they have effect. Scripture reminds us to encourage (fortify?) one another.
I just want you to know, this morning, that I am saying a Rosary, right now, for you, by name, and your brother Priests, that your faith will hold when the time comes for it to be tested.
I ask pardon for the times I dismissed this urge with my own small “non servium.”
Thanks, sanfelipe…
oh my…a thousand dittos to what you said Sanfelipe007!