Thursday, 13 May 2010

The Life of the Holy Family cross












                        


God bless you!




The Life of the Holy Family cross

And the one and only Lord GOD in the Holy Trinity knows and sees and hears all ...
                        


God bless you!


Mother Eliora, 
M.S. OHR


                    
        ORDER OF THE HOLY ROSE,
A Catholic order in the Angl.-Catholic tradition 
in affiliation with Bishop Ralph Napierski in union
with the RCC


Tuesday, 11 May 2010

Rogation Tide


The ROGATION days were introduced about AD 470 by Bishop Mamertus of Vienna and eventually adopted elsewhere. They are the three days (Rogation Monday, Rogation Tuesday and Rogation Wednesday) immediately before Ascension Day. The word Rogation comes from the Latin verb 'rogare', meaning "to ask", and was applied to this time of the liturgical year because the Gospel reading for the previous Sunday included the passage "Ask and ye shall receive" (Gospel of John 16:24). The Sunday itself was often called Rogation Sunday as a result.

The faithful typically observe the Rogation days by fasting in preparation to celebrate the Ascension, and farmers often have their crops blessed by a priest at this time. Violet vestments are worn at the rogation litany and its associated Mass, regardless of what colour was worn at the ordinary liturgies of the day. A common feature of Rogation days is the ceremony of "beating the bounds", in which a procession of parishioners, led by the minister, churchwarden, and choir proceeds around the boundary of their parish and pray for its protection in the forthcoming year. This was also known as 'Gang-day'.


From the St Magnus Newsletter

There is a Solemn Mass on Ascension Day, Thursday, 13th May 2010, at 12.30pm followed by Beating the Bounds, at St Magnus the Martyr and some light refreshments.  (www.stmagnusthemartyr.org.)





                        


God bless you!


Mother Eliora, 
M.S. OHR


                    
        ORDER OF THE HOLY ROSE,
A Catholic order in the Angl.-Catholic tradition 
in affiliation with Bishop Ralph Napierski in union
with the RCC


Rosary to Christ the King

ROSARY 
TO CHRIST THE KING

CHRISTUS REX - TO HIM BE GLORY AND EMPIRE FOREVER AND EVER. AMEN 



HAIL MARY, FULL OF GRACE,
THE LORD IS WITH THEE.
BLESSED ART THOU AMONGST WOMEN
AND BLESSED IS THE FRUIT OF THY WOMB, JESUS.

HOLY MARY, MOTHER OF GOD
AND MOTHER OF SORROWS,
WE THANK THEE THAT CHRIST 
HAS COME INTO THIS WORLD
THROUGH THEE.

HAIL, OUR LORD GOD AND KING JESUS,
BLESSED ART THOU, OUR EMPEROR OF THE UNIVERSE,
WE THANK THEE.

BLESSED ART THOU ON THE DAY OF JUDGMENT,
AND BLESSED ART THOU ON THE DAY OF MOURNING.
BLESSED ART THOU FOR ETERNITY,
MOST HOLY JESUS CHRIST.
THOU ART OUR MYSTICAL ROSE OF THY
ONE HOLY CATHOLIC AND APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
WE GIVE THEE THANKS AND 
WE BLESS THEE.

MOST HOLY JESUS,
OUR HEAVENLY FATHER,
PRAY WITH US THROUGH THY MOST SACRED HEART,
NOW AND IN THE HOUR OF OUR DEATH.

AMEN



AVE IESUS

AVE MARIA, GRATIA PLENA,
DOMINUS TECUM.
BENEDICTA TU IN MULIERIBUS 
ET BENEDICTUS FRUCTUS VENTRI TUI, IESUS.
MATER DOLOROSA, GRATIA PLENA,
IESUS NATUS EST.

AVE, DIE ET PIE IESUS,
BENEDICTUS ES, CAESAR UNIVERSUM TUI,
GRATIA PLENA.
BENEDICTUS TU IN DIES IRAE, DIES ILLAE.
BENEDICTUS TU IN AETERNAM, IESUS, UNUM SANCTORUM
CATHOLICAM ECCLESIAM.
BENEDICTUS TU, MYSTICA ROSA.

AVE, VOS DIE ET PIE IESUS,
BENEDICTUS ES, CAESAR UNIVERSUM TUI, 
GRATIA PLENA.
BENEDICTUS TU IN DIES IRAE, DIES ILLAE.
BENEDICTUS TU IN AETERNAM,
SANCTISSIMUS IESUS.

BENEDICTUS TU, UNUM SANCTORUM
CATHOLICAM APOSTOLICAM ECCLESIAM,
MYSTICA ROSA.
GRATIA PLENA, BENEDICTA TE.

SANCTISSIMUS IESUS,
DEUS PATER NOSTRUM,
ORA CUM NOBIS
PECCATORIBUS, NUNC, ET IN HORA 
MORTIS NOSTRAE.

AMEN


ELIORA

11th May MMX


Please, pray for all priests that they may find strength to stay on Christ's path
in loving-kindness but also in firmness to lead by example a life that is radiating
in the light of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and that is nurtured and nourished through
the  mystery of His body and blood in His sanctified bread and wine.

Please, pray for all, who mourn, and pray for the souls of those, who passed away recently and whose anniversary occurs around this time and returned home to God, so that their souls and our souls can together look forward to our future in the heavenly kingdom on earth as it is in heaven in faith, hope and trust and in the shelter of Jesus' resurrection and and in the effects of His redemption. May those, who have left us behind on earth thrive in the love of God and share with us the glory of God in their own resurrection, so that we all may work together from the worlds seen and unseen for eternity.

Please, pray for James' father (RIP) and for those, who mourn for him.
May all mourners be blessed and be comforted by God's love.

AMEN 

                        


God bless you!


Mother Eliora, 
M.S. OHR


                    
        ORDER OF THE HOLY ROSE,
A Catholic order in the Angl.-Catholic tradition 
in affiliation with Bishop Ralph Napierski in union
with the RCC


Sunday, 9 May 2010

All ye Cardinals: Calling upon the Elders

Ziggy Agocsi




All Cardinals serve as Elders to the faithful one holy Catholic and apostolic community and should lead and live by example. I am humbly calling upon these Elders in the Name of Jesus Christ to serve God on Christ's path in this historical time to the highest good of the heavenly kingdom on earth. This is the era that their predecessors were dreaming of, for those, who have eyes to see and ears to hear, of all wrong to be put right. Christ is giving you a last unique opportunity to release the holy truth that is being withheld in monastery and castle bookshelves about His holy family and all saints, who are known in heaven and have been wronged by the rulers of the world. You have the responsibility and powers and authority to right all wrong, but the responsibility is also upon you and the accountability, if you fail to do so. I pray that all Elders will act upon their conscience in the view of their eternal accountability, past, present and future.


                        


God bless you!


Mother Eliora, 
M.S. OHR


                    
        ORDER OF THE HOLY ROSE


Saturday, 8 May 2010

St Therese of Lisieux - Jesus' Little Flower








From: mothersuperiorohr@googlemail.com
Date: Sat, 8 May 2010 16:49:48 +0100
Subject: [Order of the Holy Rose] St Therese of Lisieux - Jesus' Little Flower
To: benedictxvi@vatican.va; bischof_ralph@jesus-liebt-dich.info; orderoftheholyrose@yahoogroups.com; order-of-the-holy-rose@googlegroups.com

AND SHE HAS COME DOWN TO EARTH FROM HEAVEN AGAIN, THE LITTLE DAUGHTER OF JESUS, WITH THE GIFT OF PROPHECY OF MIRIAM, THE CAPACITY TO HOLD ON TO HER CATHOLIC FAITH IN LOVING-KINDNESS AND PERSEVERANCE AND GRACEFUL SUFFERING OF ST RITA OF CASCIA, AND THE DEVOTION OF ABBESS ST GERTRUD OF ALTENBERG, ONLY EVER IN LOVE OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST AND OF WALKING IN HER SMALL BUT POWERFUL STEPS OF JESUS' FOOTPRINT. SHE FOLLOWS HIM BLINDLY WITHOUT KNOWING HER DESTINY, IN TOTAL FAITH AND TRUST.
May God and Jesus watch over her always. AMEN


Therese of Lisieux was born in ALENCON, and her home was LISIEUX.
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Saint Therese of Lisieux said these words towards the end of her life, "If God grants my desires, my Heaven will be spent on earth until the end of time. Yes, I will spend my Heaven doing good on earth....I will return! I will come down!"
St. Therese of Lisieux


She died in 1897 at the age of twenty four, and was canonized in 1925.
When she died, she was virtually unknown, even in her own Community.
Within two years of her death, the power of her intercession began to be felt all over Europe.
Prayers and novenas were made to her for favors, which were answered in abundance, usually preceded by the reception of a flower.
She called herself the Little Flower of Jesus,a name which has remained with her until today.






                        


God bless you!


Mother Eliora, 
M.S. OHR


                    
        ORDER OF THE HOLY ROSE