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News from Dan Lynch Apostolates
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February 11th is the Feast day of Our Lady of Lourdes. Through her mediation of the graces of miraculous healings, she conquered Scientism.
On December 8, 1854, Pope Pius IX proclaimed the dogma of the Immaculate Conception in the apostolic constitution Ineffabilis Deus. A little more than three years later, on February 11, 1858, Our Lady appeared to 14-year-old St. Bernadette Soubirous just outside the village of Lourdes, France. This began a series of 18 visions. During the apparition on March 25, Our Lady identified herself with the words, “I am the Immaculate Conception.” In this way she confirmed the dogma proclaimed by Pope Pius IX that she was free from original sin from the first moment of her conception. During and after the period of the apparitions, many miracles occurred at Lourdes. However, because of Scientism, most of the people of France did not believe in them. Read more HERE.
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Clergy Be Holy! In this present darkness, Jesus King of All Nations is shining his light on the sins of some of his ministers, those cardinals, bishops and priests who are or were practicing homosexuals, enablers of practicing homosexuals, homosexual abusers or enablers of homosexual abusers.
German Cardinal Walter Brandmuller wrote an article published in last November’s edition of the German monthly Vatican Magazin. (Source). He wrote, “The homosexual crisis among clergy is almost epidemic”, similar to the crisis in the Church in the 11th and 12th centuries. He referred to the time when Saint Peter Damien delivered an address in 1049 to Pope Leo IX in an appeal to save the Church from the “sodomitic filth" that insinuates itself like a cancer in the ecclesial order, or rather like a blood thirsty beast through the flock of Christ.” The "sodomitic filth" was a reference to the book of Genesis that tells the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, the two cities that God destroyed with fire on account of their homosexual sins. Read more HERE.
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“The Lord will come with mighty power, and give light to the eyes of all who serve him, alleluia.” Antiphon for lighting of candles.
February 2 is the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord. On this Feast, candles are lit as a symbolic representation of the words of the prophet Simeon concerning Christ as a “light of revelation to the Gentiles.” (Lk. 2:32).
Read more HERE.
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“Listen in humility to My Wisdom through My messenger regarding the existence of New York for it will be disintegrated …….. to a non-existence while you are asleep and it is too late to awake you. Time is NOW. The choice is yours. My people, I love you. Turn to Me while you have time.”
(Jesus to Christina Gallagher, September, 2018)
Read more HERE.
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Peter and Frances Behrens, of Melbourne, Florida, Guardians of the Visitation Image of Jesus King of All Nations, reported that the Image manifested Holy Glitter that appeared on it at a prayer meeting. Curiously, it appeared only on his flesh, his wounds and his Sacred Heart in the Image and nothing else. This excludes the idea that commercial glitter might have been thrown by someone at the Image. Had that been the case, the glitter would have appeared randomly all over the Image and not only neatly within the flesh, wounds and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Moreover, when the Holy Glitter was touched with one finger, it did not stick to the finger as does commercial glitter.
Read more HERE.
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Saint Marianne Cope  January 23 is the feast of one of our saints of the states, St. Marianne Cope. Let our nation turn its lonely eyes to her for courage and hope. She was born Barbara Koob in Germany in 1838. She immigrated to Utica, New York, as a child and worked in a woolen factory for nine years before joining the Franciscans in 1862. In 1883, she arrived in Honolulu, Hawaii, with six of her Sisters. They expected to travel on to Molokai to help St. Damien de Veuster minister to the lepers.
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 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity January 18 - 25, 2019 The theme for the 2019 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is, "Justice, Only Justice, You Shall Pursue." (Deuteronomy 16:20). The organizers chose it for its powerful message of promoting truth, equality and unity.
So what does Jesus require of us? He requires, as Pope Benedict XVI said, prayer and love for the condition of unity and the condition of peace. He requires Christian unity as a sign to the world that He is truly the Son of God! To help us to realize this unity He wants us to pray for it. Pope Francis prays for it and Jesus King of All Nations revealed His Chaplet of Unity and asked us to pray for it.
Read more HERE.
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The 2019 National March for Life will take place on Friday, January 18th with the theme, “Unique from Day One”. Being pro-life is based upon the truth of science. Medical and technological advancements continue to reaffirm the science behind the pro-life cause – that life begins at conception or fertilization, or day one, when egg meets sperm and a new, unique, human embryo is created. Read more HERE. |
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The US Bishops 9 Days for Life Novena begins today and continues through Tuesday, January 22, 2019. It is a multi-faceted novena for the respect and protection of every human life. Please join us and thousands of Catholics nationwide in this novena for a Culture of Life through the Intercession of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Unborn. Read more HERE. |
The Feast of the Baptism This is it. It’s all in God’s and your hands now!
January 13 is the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord and the end of our Advent/Christmas Campaign to help us reach our goal of $120,000. Read more HERE.
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On January 5 we celebrate the feast of Bishop St. John Neumann. He was born in Czechoslovakia in 1811 and raised in a German family that prayed daily morning and evening prayers together with the Rosary. His mother attended daily Mass and gave alms of food and clothing to her poorer neighbors. He had a good example of family prayer and charity. He completed his seminary education but was not ordained because they had no need of priests!
Read more HERE.
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December 27 is the feast of St. John, the Beloved Disciple. From the day of the crucifixion, when Jesus entrusted His mother to the care of John, he took her and cared for her in his home and in his heart. After the persecution under King Herod Agrippa I in the year 42, John left Jerusalem and sailed over the Mediterranean Sea with Mary to safety to Ephesus, in what is now Turkey. Ephesus was the rich center of the Roman Empire in the East with a population of a quarter million. There he built her a house where she lived and died and from which she was assumed into heaven.
Read more HERE.
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It was Christmas Eve in the cold of snowy Colchester, Vermont, in a church a few years ago. The Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe was prominently displayed before the congregation during Mass.
The priest began his Christmas homily and noticed to his chagrin that many people were pointing at the image and he heard a lot of murmuring. He interrupted his homily and looked towards the image. There, to his great surprise, he saw that the people were pointing...
Read more HERE.
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Here at Dan Lynch Apostolates, our mission is simple: to bring conversions and a Culture of Life and Civilization of Love, for which St. John Paul II prayed.
We do that in a very unique and special way through promoting devotion to Our Lady Guadalupe, to Our Lady of America, to Jesus King of All Nations and by coordinating Visitations of their images and devotion to St. John Paul II.
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Servant of God, Sister Thea Bowman, F.S.P.A. (Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration), addressed the US Bishops at their annual meeting held in 1989.
Read more HERE.
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There are so many recent mass shootings in the United States that most people cannot keep track of them. A mass shooting is defined as four or more people shot. In 2018 there have been 307 mass shootings. 12 of these mass shootings have occurred since the one in the Pittsburgh synagogue on October 27. In less than 3 weeks, 12 mass shootings have left 79 shot of whom 23 were killed.
Read more HERE.
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Padre Pio (1887–1968) was an Italian priest and the first stigmatist priest in the world. Unfortunately, he suffered under obedience to a homosexual bishop and under clerical homosexual corruption in his diocese that went as high up as the Vatican. His secret weapon against this was personal holiness.
Read more HERE.
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The I Should Do This! Checklist for the Laity As a member of the lay faithful, you are called by your Baptism to be an apostle to bring the Gospel message into the temporal realities of the world such as your family, neighborhood, work, parish, culture, the media, politics, sports, etc. Click here to read more. |
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