Anna Maria Taigi Predicts Chastisement In Rome | Catholic Prophesy

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  @Catholicspeaker · 4 years ago · pinned

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  @dianenoll9126 · 4 years ago

  I believe we are always being chastised. Sometimes it&apos;s personal and at times it involves whole cities, countries or the whole world. We must offer these sufferings for the good of the world or ourselves. Accept your cross and bear it with love. 🙏🏼❤

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  @GerardPedrico · 4 years ago

  I was born a Catholic and will forever be a Catholic. My choice. My own free will. I have nowhere else to go other than being a Catholic. God is my path. God bless...

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• EF

  @efrainperez846 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I was baptized and confirmed Catholic in Mexico one week after birth. All my realtives were Catholic. In my adulthood, I saw my parents and my 5 siblings leave the Catholic Church. It was a horrible experience as a practicing Catholic. God allowed the suffering as personal chastisement because I had to detach from sin and embrace the cross. God corrects those he loves. God loves me deeply. I am greatful to God for calling me to the Catholic faith and for the grace to be faithful and to love mother Mary. Praise God!<br><br>We need to WAKE up! We need to repent, pray more and offer sacrifices. God will chastise the world with greater severity than he did in WWI and &nbsp;WWII.

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  @camilled.8852 · 3 years ago

  i wish more parishes will teach about the mystics, they are a testament to God&apos;s graces and mercy!

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• MI

  @mindyourownbusinessplease1120 · 3 years ago

  My car lost control on an icy snowy road. I should of died my car kept spinning and I kept saying pls don&apos;t hit a pole. Out of nowhere my car was lifted into the side of a field ravine. It was a miracule. The tow company and even the farmers on the road couldn&apos;t make sense of how the tire marks just stopped. It isn&apos;t hit a pile of snow and flew out. It was just lifted. It was the holy spirit or my guardian angel. Should of been dead. I didn&apos;t panic, just kept saying softly pls don&apos;t hit a pole. I&apos;m forever grateful to God and this miracle.

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  @angelacasey6336 · 3 years ago

  I thank God for having faith in Christ Jesus.I am a Catholic and will die a Catholic faithful to the Roman Catechism.

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• KM

  @KMF3 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I visited her incorupt body in Rome in 1991. But I didn&apos;t really know that much about who she was at the time. It&apos;s only been in more recent years that I have learned more about who she was.

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  @elisabethtremonte9563 · 3 years ago

  I had read a book about Anna Maria Taigi. &nbsp;The reason why she is not known is probably because her gift is so unusual. &nbsp;It&apos;s strange that such a woman is not considered a saint yet, same as Luisa Piccarreta, and many more special saintly people.

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• TE

  @teacuppup7215 · 3 years ago

  At the age of 12 my dad allowed my husband....then my highschool bf to take me to church .I did not no about GOD until &nbsp;about I was &nbsp;40 &nbsp;and a priest taught me about the love and mercy of OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.....and I know HE has kept me under HIS mighty wings ....my life changed to serve HIS people in the little I have

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  @margaretposner450 · 3 years ago

  I’ve been reading about Marie-Julie Jehenny. She was a mystic who had the stigmata. She also knew &nbsp;about the future of the world. She was a Victim Soul. I have to say I am frightened by what was told to her by Jesus, the Blessed Mary, and St Michael.

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  @vicentecastro1544 · 3 years ago

  God really did everything in order for us to be saved..Praise the Lord!

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