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Working on the question about how well-known the letter / prayer book is among Catholics, this video discussing the letter (which I watched this morning) was produced by a Catholic college student.

In this video the letter is used as part of a novena.

A short video I watched this afternoon.

I imagine that few non-Catholics know about the prayer book. I didn’t until this afternoon. I was doing some research on the document and came across some Catholics talking about it online. I looked for the prayer book and, as the link I provided demonstrates, the information I received was...

FWIW, it’s included in The Pieta Prayer Book. https://www.medjugorje.org/pieta.htm

Jesus is still praying; God is still listening.

“If you believe what you like in the Gospel, and reject what you don’t like, it is not the Gospel you believe, but yourself.” - Augustine

Thanks. Read widely, deeply, thoughtfully and critically. Above all, read the Bible. My personal practice. My advice to students in the classroom; my advice to all readers.

Just to be clear, I’m not picking on Catholics in this thread. It’s not uncommon to encounter non-Catholics who say that God or Jesus or the Holy Spirit has audibly spoken to them. It isn’t difficult to tune in a television preacher or prophet who informs the viewing audience that they have...