On November 30, 1987, while Nancy was in silent prayer of the heart in her home, the Crucifix was illuminated in a bright whiter than white light. The image of the corpus was engulfed in light and became lifelike.

Nancy looked away a few times but each time the image of light remained. She asked, “Who are you?” never realizing that she would have an answer or understanding. She heard internally, “I am Jesus, Son of the living God.” No words on earth could explain that moment. Nancy said what do you ask of me? Jesus said, “To bear witness that I am the Living Son of God.” After those words were spoken, the lifelike image and light was no longer visible.

Nancy continued to be blessed with more and more mystical experiences. An Angel preceded the Blessed Mother (Our Loving Mother) visits to Nancy. Apparitions of the Blessed Mother occurred from 1990 to 1998. Presently she continues to be blessed with visions particularly during the Holy Mass.

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His Holiness, Pope Urban VIII States:
“In cases which concern private revelations, it is better to believe than not to believe, for, if you believe, and it is proven true, you will be happy that you have believed, because our Holy Mother asked it. If you believe, and it should be proven false, you will receive all blessings as if it had been true, because you believed it to be true.” (Pope Urban VIII, 1623-44)

During World War I, Pope Benedict XV made repeated but forlorn pleas for peace, and finally in May 1917, made a direct appeal to the Blessed Mother to intercede for peace in the world.

Just over a week later, Our Lady began to appear at Fatima, Portugal to three shepherd children, Lucia dos Santos, age 10, and her cousins, Francisco and Jacinta Marto, ages nine and seven. Fatima was a small village about 70 miles north of Lisbon.

St. Michael the Archangel Chaplet prayer. The Nine Choirs of Angels, are hierarchical orders or choirs of angels in heaven. Catholic, Prayers, Angels.

The Nine Choirs of Angels, are hierarchical orders or choirs of angels in heaven. These choirs are grouped into three spheres, each consisting of three choirs, based on their proximity to God and their assigned duties.

First Sphere (Highest Proximity to God):

1. Seraphim
2. Cherubim
3. Thrones

Second Sphere (Middle Proximity to God):

4. Dominions
5. Virtues
6. Powers

Third Sphere (Closest to Creation):

7. Principalities
8. Archangels
9. Angels

The Nine Choirs of Angels represent the diversity of angelic beings and their specific roles in the divine order. They are believed to serve and glorify God, carry out His commands, and assist human beings on their spiritual journey.

The St. Michael the Archangel Chaplet is a devotional prayer consisting of a specific set of prayers and beads dedicated to St. Michael the Archangel. It is a way for Catholics and other Christians to seek the intercession and protection of St. Michael in their spiritual battles against evil.

The chaplet typically consists of nine groups of prayers, each focused on a specific choir of angels and their corresponding virtues. The prayers include the recitation of the Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be. The chaplet begins with an introductory prayer invoking God’s assistance and continues with specific intentions and requests for the virtues associated with each choir of angels. The prayers are usually said on a set of beads, similar to a rosary.

The St. Michael the Archangel Chaplet concludes with a closing prayer that acknowledges St. Michael’s role as the chief and commander of the heavenly hosts, asking for his protection and deliverance from evil. It also recognizes God’s appointment of St. Michael as the prince of the Church and seeks his intercession for a holy death and guidance into God’s presence.

The chaplet serves as a powerful means of invoking the protection, assistance, and guidance of St. Michael the Archangel, who is revered as a powerful defender against the forces of evil. It is a devotion that encourages believers to turn to St. Michael for strength and spiritual assistance in their daily lives and spiritual battles.