Holy Face Devotion
The Daily Telegraph is reporting that the pro abortionist MPs who were promoting the extention of the Abortion Act to N Ireland have scrapped their attepmt to impose this legislation.
The Telegraph reports:
“They have scrapped the move after being privately warned by ministers that with the Stormont executive close to collapse, it could tip the province’s politicians into withdrawing from negotiations.”
However Hidden Ireland puts down this UNPRECEDENTED turnabout down to the irresistable power of Our Lady.
Never has the international abortion lobby backed down when it had an opportunity to enforce its bloody will on a country. In fact Hariett Harman, a key figure in the British government and a leader of the Femminist “London Sisterhood” , put the whole HFE Bill on hold over the summer, and undermined the authority of her own Prime Minister, to allow for the tabling of the pro abortion amendment to extend abortion to N Ireland.
Many rosaries have been offered, not least at Slane yesterday, by the crusade organised by the Hibernian.
Devotions have been spreading through Ireland and we are sure many Catholics were quietly clinging to their faith all through these modern times of apostacy. There is now, however,a palpable mood in the country. A turning back to the Faith of Our Fathers. Many young people and familys are returning to the old Mass and refinding their Catholic Faith.
Today is the aniversary of the death of St Gerard Majella, and tommorrow is his Feast Day. We may have a great celebration in store if this news is confirmed as definate!
At time of writing the pro abortion amendment is still listed on government business, we hope it is only a mater of time before it is aborted.
HAIL MARY!
Oh, Eternal Father we offer thee the Adorable Face of Thy Beloved Son, for the honour and glory of Thy Holy Name, and for the salvation of this country! (repeat often for this or any intention)
Holy Face Devotion
Dear St Joan Of Arc Pray For Us.
This is the last portrait of the Madonna and Child acomplished by Bellini. This subject was his particular favourite as can be seen in the tenderness apparent from the painting.
