Comments on: Padre Pio Mass & Celebration

By: Jim

Jim — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 17:55:01 +0000

The closest I ever got to italian would be latin. LOL And I wasn’t particularly great with latin. Kudos for being able to speak the language, must be great to be able to do so in italy.

By: PATRICIA A. COFFEY

PATRICIA A. COFFEY — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 01:41:10 +0000

Dear Cardinal Se’an,

Really enjoyed visiting Padre Pio’s church and reading your homily about Padre Pio.

May the Holy Spirit fill you and use you to do much good, especially helping to “end” abortion.

God Bless,

Patricia and Cornelius P. Coffey

By: Little Sisters of the Poor

Little Sisters of the Poor — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 01:15:56 +0000

Dear Archbishop Sean O’Malley, the community of the Little Sisters here in Totowa New Jersey enjoyed this evening the JOY of sharing all of the highlights of your visit in Rome. One of the Sisters projected on to the wall a life size image of all the photos. We were in absolute amazement at the beauty of St. Pio’s Shrine. We have one of the Residents here, Anne Singer who was cured by Padre Pio many years ago. We feel as though he is in our midst with all these holy Residents that we have. Thanks for taking time to do this blog site. It’s a beautiful way to share the faith. Grateful with prayers for you and your Flock. Sr. Margaret Regina & Province

By: Ron & Rose Cabral

Ron & Rose Cabral — Sun, 24 Sep 2006 22:27:54 +0000

Hi Cardinal Sean:

Thanks to Father John Ozug, our pastor at Our Lady Of Fatima Church here in New Bedford, MA gave us your web site.
Rose and I have enjoyed seeing the photo’s, we have enjoyed the so many photo’s and reading just so much.
May God Bless You.

Ron and Rose Cabral
67 Blaze Road
New Bedford, MA 02745