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NOVENA to ST. LAWRENCE, Martyr
(August 1st ~ August 9th)
Begins today, August 1st, at Christus Regnat ~ https://t.me/RexUniversi
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Virtue of the MONTH
AUGUST — HUMILITY
Without humility we cannot please God: "God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace tothe humble'' (James iv. 6). Humility of spirit consists in looking on ourselves as miserable sinners, which we indeed are. Hence: 1. Let us always distrust ourselves. 2. Let us not glorify ourselves about anything; let us even avoid speaking of ourselves. 3. Let us not be impatient with ourselves after a fall, but let us rise up from it counting on God's help not to fall again. 4. Let us be compassionate to others who fall. 5. Let us look on ourselves as the greatest sinners on earth, since we have received so many graces and profited so little by them. — Humility of heart requires that we should take pleasure in being despised by others. Hence: 1. Let us receive reproofs quietly, and thank whoever corrects us. 2. When we receive some affront, let us bear it with patience, and love those who slight us. How many slights and insults did not Jesus Christ suffer for us!
~ St. Alphonsus' Prayer Book (1888)
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| 3 | Month of the Immaculate Heart of Mary ~
August 1st
[145. continued] It is also well to know that pride does not tempt superiors and inferiors in the same way.
It tempts the great, by giving them to understand that they have attained to their position by their own merit, and that none of their inferiors could be compared with them; it tempts their subordinates, by diverting their attention from their own faults and making them observe and judge the doings of their superiors; they speak nevertheless of and to their superiors with a certain liberty, and as this pride is called a rightful independence in them, so in the superior it is called zeal and decorum.
(continued)
~ Fr. Cajetan Mary da Bergamo (1660-1753), Humility of Heart. Tr. Herbert Cardinal Vaughan (1903). | 32 |
| 4 | Month of the Immaculate Heart of Mary ~
August 1st
TWELVE REASONS FOR HONORING THE HEART OF MARY
THE truths contained in the eight preceding parts oblige us to honor the Admirable Heart of the Mother of God, but there are additional reasons compelling us to do so, among which the twelve principal motives are these:
1. We ought to honor and love the things that God loves and honors, and through which He is loved and glorified. Now, after the most adorable Heart of Jesus, there is no heart in heaven or on earth which has so loved and honored God, or has rendered Him so much glory and love, as the most worthy Heart of Mary, the Mother of the Saviour.
~ Saint John Eudes, The Admirable Heart of the Most Holy Mother of God (1680) | 85 |
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2026
August ~ Month of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
The first book written on devotion to the Sacred Hearts was “The Admirable Heart of the Most Holy Mother of God” by St. John Eudes (1601-1680). It was finished one month before the saint’s death in 1680. The writings of St. John Eudes formed a foundation for subsequent devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
For many years the devotional works of St. John Eudes were practically unknown. Although some of his works were popular during his lifetime, many others were only preserved as manuscripts and were lost during the French Revolution.
In the 1800’s, the spiritual sons of St. John Eudes united in a tribute of filial piety to bring out a complete edition of the works of their spiritual father, seeking them in public and private libraries throughout the world. About twenty volumes were found and they were edited in 1905; in 1935, a second French edition was published, consisting of nine volumes, of which The Admirable Heart of the Most Holy Mother of God is one. The edition used for this month’s posts, in English, was published in 1948.
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THE FIVE FIRST SATURDAYS
MARY’S GREAT PROMISE AT FATIMA
(continued)
This devotion and the wonderful promises connected with it were revealed by the Blessed Virgin with these words recorded by Lucy, one of the three children to whom the Blessed Virgin appeared at Fatima, Portugal, in 1917:
I promise to help at the hour of death, with the graces needed for salvation, whoever on the First Saturday of five consecutive months shall:
1. Confess and receive Holy Communion.
2. Recite five decades of the Rosary.
3. And keep me company for fifteen minutes while meditating on the fifteen mysteries of the Rosary, with the intention of making reparation to me.
NOTE: Confession during the week, preceding the first Friday, will suffice for the first Saturday, or conversely when Saturday is the first day of the month. The Rosary May be recited at any convenient time of the day, and the fifteen minute meditation may be made at any time during the day on the fifteen mysteries of the Rosary. A sermon for the occasion may be substituted for the meditation.
~ St. Joseph Daily Missal (1950)
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FIRST SATURDAY of AUGUST 💙
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THE FIVE FIRST SATURDAYS
MARY’S GREAT PROMISE AT FATIMA
THE observance of the First Saturday in honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary is intended to console her Immaculate Heart, and to make reparation for all the blasphemies and ingratitude of men.
(continued) | 81 |
| 8 | August 1, 2026
FIRST SATURDAY of AUGUST 💙
“See my daughter, how my heart is encircled by thorns with which ungrateful men pierce me at every moment by their blasphemies and ingratitude. You, at least, try to console me, and announce that I promise to assist at the hour of death, with the graces necessary for salvation, all those who on the First Saturdays of five consecutive months, confess, receive Holy Communion, recite part of My Rosary, and keep me company for a quarter of an hour, meditating on its mysteries with the intention of offering me reparation.” ~ Words of Our Lady to Sr. Marie (Lucia dos Santos) on December 10, 1925
If possible, make First Saturday devotions today, in reparation for offenses against the Immaculate Heart of Mary, as requested by Our Lady herself in 1925, and confirmed by Our Lord in 1927. | 91 |
| 9 | AUGUST
AUGUST sinking, flush'd and fair,
In the harvest-fields to rest:
“Welcome!” (cries,) “L’Assunta blest,—
Queen of heaven! hear our prayer.”
~ E. C. DONNELLY
~ Short Lives of the Saints (1884) | 13 |
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2026
August ~ Month of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
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| 11 | Month of the Precious Blood of Jesus ~
July 31st
145. The holy pope St. Gregory discerns pride in all kinds of people and describes its characteristics. Some, he says, are proud of their possessions, others of their eloquence, some are proud of mundane things and some of things of the Church and the gifts of God, although blinded by vanity we are unable to discern it; and whether we exalt ourselves above others on account of worldly glory, or of spiritual gifts, pride has never left our heart because it is domiciled there, and, to disguise itself: assumes a false appearance.
~ Fr. Cajetan Mary da Bergamo (1660-1753), Humility of Heart. Tr. Herbert Cardinal Vaughan (1903). | 88 |
| 12 | St. Jean-Marie Vianney , pray for us.
NOVENA to ST. JEAN-MARIE BAPTISTE VIANNEY, the Curè of Ars
(July 31st ~ August 8th)
Traditional Feast Day ~ August 9th
Begins today, July 31st, at Christus Regnat ~ https://t.me/RexUniversi | 183 |
| 13 | Sang précieux de notre Rédempteur, c’est par vous que nos àmes seront sauvées.
Precious Blood of Our Saviour, it is through thee that our souls will be saved. | 100 |
| 14 | MARY’S SHEEP
Living waters
Mary’s sheep shall only slake her
thirst at the Saviour’s living fountains.
Month of the Precious Blood ~
July 31st
The Mystery of the Precious Blood
Sinner, saint, and common Christian, all in their own ways, require the Precious Blood each moment of their lives; and as the manna in the mouths of the Israelites had the savour which each man wished it to have, so is it with the sweetness, the variety, and the fitness of the graces of the Precious Blood.
~ Frederick William Faber, D.D., The Precious Blood: or, The Price of Our Salvation (1860) | 107 |
| 15 | Month of the Precious Blood of Jesus ~
July 30th
[144. continued] Practically we notice that all men desire to be distinguished in their own particular art, however inferior it may be, and all seek first to be esteemed as much as others, and then to be distinguished more than others –— ”I will ascend,” each one in his own sphere and also outside his own sphere. The rich man regards himself as greater than the learned man on account of his riches; the learned man as greater than the rich man on account of his learning; the chaste man esteems himself better than the one who gives alms, and the one who gives alms esteems himself more highly than the man who is chaste. Oh, what pride!–—and yet few people are willing to recognize that they are proud.
~ Fr. Cajetan Mary da Bergamo (1660-1753), Humility of Heart. Tr. Herbert Cardinal Vaughan (1903). | 132 |
| 16 | Month of the Precious Blood ~
July 30th
The Mystery of the Precious Blood
It is by the Blood of Jesus that the soul becomes ever more and more radiant. It is the secret source of all mystical transformations of the soul into the likeness of its Crucified Spouse. It is the wine which "inebriates" the virgins of God. Out of it come raptures, and extasies; and by it the strength of faith grows even to the gift of miracles. It fills the mind with heavenly visions, and peoples the air with divine voices. All the new nature of the man, who is "renewed in Christ Jesus," comes from this Blood, whether it be his love of suffering, his delight in shame, his grace of prayer, his unworldly tastes, his strange humility, his shy concealment, his zeal for souls, his venturous audacity, or his obstinate perseverance.
~ Frederick William Faber, D.D., The Precious Blood: or, The Price of Our Salvation (1860) | 140 |
| 17 | Month of the Precious Blood of Jesus ~
July 29th
[144. continued] And, moreover, we ought also to observe what the same holy pontiff tells us, that we often fall into this the worst kind of pride: “Into this fourth kind of pride the human mind falls very frequently”; and there is no doubt that it is really a grievous sin, for we thereby offend both God and our neighbour. And how many men and women there are, both religious and secular, of every state and condition, who commit this sin of pride so frequently that it becomes a predominant habit with them.
(continued)
~ Fr. Cajetan Mary da Bergamo (1660-1753), Humility of Heart. Tr. Herbert Cardinal Vaughan (1903). | 142 |
| 18 | Month of the Precious Blood ~
July 29th
The Mystery of the Precious Blood
To its fountains, God calls the sinner, that he may be lightened of his burdens. There is no remission for him in anything else. Only there is his lost sonship to be found. But the saints are no less called by God to these invigorating streams. It is out of the Precious Blood that men draw martyrdoms, vocations, celibacies, austerities, heroic charities, and all the magnificent graces of high sanctity. The secret nourishment of prayer is from these fountains. They purge the eye for sublime contemplations. They kindle the inward fire of self-sacrificing love. They bear a man safely, and even impetuously, over the seeming impossibilities of perseverance.
~ Frederick William Faber, D.D., The Precious Blood: or, The Price of Our Salvation (1860) | 128 |
| 19 | Ihesus noster Pelicanes
Jesus Our Pelican
Precious Blood, ocean of divine mercy:
Flow upon us.
Precious Blood, most pure offering:
Procure us every Grace!
Precious Blood, hope and refuge of sinners:
Atone for us!
Precious Blood, delight of holy souls:
Draw us!
Amen.
~ St. Catherine of Siena | 37 |
| 20 | Month of the Precious Blood of Jesus ~
July 28th
[144. continued] St. Gregory in fact makes this reflection that there is no pride which resembles the diabolical pride so much as this: This comes very near to a diabolical likeness.” [Lib. 23. Mor. cap. iv] Whoever wishes to exalt himself above others imitates Lucifer who desired to be first among the Angels and nearest to the throne of God. This was the sin of Lucifer when he dwelt upon his desire to be exalted: “And thou saidest in thy heart, I will ascend.” [Isai. xiv, 13] And those who are always scheming for their own advancement, and are discontented with their own state sin even as Lucifer sinned: “I will ascend”; and we ought to guard against this diabolical sin, as St. Paul says: “Lest being puffed up with pride we fall into the judgment of the devil.” [1 Tim. iii, 6]
(continued)
~ Fr. Cajetan Mary da Bergamo (1660-1753), Humility of Heart. Tr. Herbert Cardinal Vaughan (1903). | 149 |
