New insights: Fr John Iacono's personal experience with Padre Pio & the power of A Mother's Prayer.
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In this reflection, Fr. John Iacono shares insights on faith, maternal sacrifice, and his personal encounters with Saint Padre Pio.
Fr. John opens with the story of Saint Monica, who prayed for 19 years for the conversion of her son, Saint Augustine. He discusses the deep sacrifices of motherhood and the continuous "cuts" and separations experienced throughout a person's life.
He then recounts his own trip to Italy on October 10, 1965, where he went to confession with Padre Pio. Without Fr. John opening his mouth, Padre Pio knew he was entering the seminary and accurately predicted that he would persevere despite future difficulties.
Fr. John also discusses Padre Pio's extraordinary mystical gifts, including bilocation, reading souls in the confessional, enduring spiritual attacks from the devil, bearing the stigmata, and his deep reverence for the Holy Mass. Additionally, he shares how Padre Pio communicates guidance to him during his 3:00 AM prayers.
Video Chapters
00:00 - The Power of a Mother's Prayer (St. Monica & St. Augustine) 01:25 - The Sacrifices of Motherhood & Life's Separations
03:10 - Suffering and Turning to Padre Pio
03:50 - Guidance at 3:00 AM
05:09 - Padre Pio's Love for Mass & Vatican Persecution
07:49 - Languages, Miracles, and 6.5 Million Confessions
08:45 - Meeting Padre Pio on October 10, 1965
10:14 - Reading Souls, Bilocation, and the Stigmata
11:57 - The Mysterious Broken Camera
14:13 - Confessional Miracles & Prophecy to John Paul II
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New insights: Fr John Iacono's personal experience with Padre Pio & the power of A Mother's Prayer.
Parousia Media
39,680 views
In this reflection, Fr. John Iacono shares insights on faith, maternal sacrifice, and his personal encounters with Saint Padre Pio.
Fr. John opens with the story of Saint Monica, who prayed for 19 years for the conversion of her son, Saint Augustine. He discusses the deep sacrifices of motherhood and the continuous "cuts" and separations experienced throughout a person's life.
He then recounts his own trip to Italy on October 10, 1965, where he went to confession with Padre Pio. Without Fr. John opening his mouth, Padre Pio knew he was entering the seminary and accurately predicted that he would persevere despite future difficulties.
Fr. John also discusses Padre Pio's extraordinary mystical gifts, including bilocation, reading souls in the confessional, enduring spiritual attacks from the devil, bearing the stigmata, and his deep reverence for the Holy Mass. Additionally, he shares how Padre Pio communicates guidance to him during his 3:00 AM prayers.
Video Chapters
00:00 - The Power of a Mother's Prayer (St. Monica & St. Augustine) 01:25 - The Sacrifices of Motherhood & Life's Separations
03:10 - Suffering and Turning to Padre Pio
03:50 - Guidance at 3:00 AM
05:09 - Padre Pio's Love for Mass & Vatican Persecution
07:49 - Languages, Miracles, and 6.5 Million Confessions
08:45 - Meeting Padre Pio on October 10, 1965
10:14 - Reading Souls, Bilocation, and the Stigmata
11:57 - The Mysterious Broken Camera
14:13 - Confessional Miracles & Prophecy to John Paul II
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I'd bowed, asked forgiveness, and started praying. Each group had 10 min praying in front of Saint Pio, but my group had special guests, which stayed there 30 min to pray the Rosary.
HERE WE PRAY! I love Saint Padre Pio, the Blessed Ever Virgin Mary, and Our Lourd Jesus Christ!❤