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Padre Pio

Padre Pio

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Oct 29, 2026

Dominika MagdalenaGUEST
43:32
When I started to pray.
Dominika MagdalenaGUEST
43:34
I started to connect with Padre Pio.
Dominika MagdalenaGUEST
43:38
He came to me to support me in my spiritual attacks.
Dominika MagdalenaGUEST
43:41
He was hugely attacked, we know, when he was alive.
Dominika MagdalenaGUEST
43:44
I received messages that I would never believe from Padre Pio about myself again, about the world.
Dominika MagdalenaGUEST
43:52
i started to pray rosaries and started to you know um plea to mother mary you know to to also support me and my son when we've been going through those attacks bless him you know he's only 13 but he already went through so much and she she became like the patreon i asked her to be the patron of our home and right now he's doing so much better you know the prayer It's such a gift.
Dominika MagdalenaGUEST
44:19
It's our natural happiness.
CurlyNikkiHOST
21:59
I hope you're still smiling.
CurlyNikkiHOST
22:01
Padre Pio says, be cheerful.
CurlyNikkiHOST
22:03
Jesus will take care of everything.
CurlyNikkiHOST
22:06
Let us trust in Jesus and our Heavenly Mother and everything will work out well.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
8:38
And I find this very fitting and beautiful because it's true.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
8:42
If Padre Pio read a certain Psalter for many, many years, I'm going to say that Psalter is probably special.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
8:50
And I also think we can talk about churches and places of worship, shrines, in this same sense.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
8:58
A church isn't only a holy place because the Mass is held there.
Theresa MartinHOST
31:16
And I think more and more what we are realizing is the power of prayer.
Theresa MartinHOST
31:22
And so the quote from Padre Pio, which is on Pete's mug right now, pray, hope, and don't worry.
Theresa MartinHOST
31:28
I feel like, why do we worry? I feel like we as a society get very anxious and very worried about a lot of things and get upset by a lot of things.
Theresa MartinHOST
31:38
Why do we worry when we know that Christ has already had the victory and everything has another solution? And probably everything is going to look like it's not going to work out.
Karen SelenskySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:26
Hello, this is Karen Slensky with Real Presence Radio.
Karen SelenskySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:29
Please join me in praying the emotional healing prayer by St. Padre Pio.
Karen SelenskySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:34
Oh dear St. Pio, you counseled many who came to you with troubles, anxieties, and heavy emotional burdens.
Karen SelenskySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:40
You spent countless hours healing the minds and souls of those who sought your aid and blessing in the confessional.
Hailey SkinnerHOST
12:52
He is basically an uncle to my kids, um, and best friend to me and my husband.
Hailey SkinnerHOST
12:58
And, um, his screensaver has this quote from Padre Pio that I wanted to start us off with.
Hailey SkinnerHOST
13:03
That was my first thought.
Hailey SkinnerHOST
13:05
Um, and it says, my past, oh Lord, to your mercy, my presence, to your love, my future, to your providence.
VeritasityAUDIENCE
25:38
Garabandal, okay? I haven't done that.
VeritasityAUDIENCE
25:42
But Padre Pio, Padre Pio wrote to Conchita.
VeritasityAUDIENCE
25:47
And when he died, he had very...
VeritasityAUDIENCE
25:50
He believed in Garabandal.
W. Tyler AllenGUEST
10:06
But when it comes to the transformation, just having a supernatural opening of the heart, that's something I think that has happened to many people and still happens to people in the pews every day.
Dave DwyerHOST
10:16
Well, you mentioned something that not everybody gets that we'll be celebrating in a way tomorrow on the feast day of Padre Pio, the stigmata.
Dave DwyerHOST
10:26
This was something that St. Francis had, Padre Pio had.
Dave DwyerHOST
10:29
First of all, if somebody's listening and they don't know what the word means, describe what happens and then give us the mystical side.
W. Tyler AllenGUEST
10:37
The stigmata is the supernatural bearing of the wounds of Christ, often two in the palms, two in the feet, one in the side.
W. Tyler AllenGUEST
10:46
On occasion, there's also been the back, the scourging wounds, and also the crown of thorns.
W. Tyler AllenGUEST
10:50
But it is the supernatural appearance of the wounds of Christ on the body.
W. Tyler AllenGUEST
10:54
As you said, the first instance we have of this was St. Francis of Assisi, and tomorrow we celebrate the Feast of Padre Pio, who is perhaps the most well-known modern stigmatist.
Larry RichardsHOST
5:02
Then he sends us angels to guard us and protect us and to get us to heaven.
Larry RichardsHOST
5:06
And even in our own time, those of us who were older, Padre Pio used to constantly say, send me your guardian angel.
Larry RichardsHOST
5:13
Ask your guardian angel to protect you.
Larry RichardsHOST
5:15
Ask your guardian angel.
Maggie CarrozzaHOST
3:43
So tonight we're starting off our prayers a special way for Father John Gonzalez from the Church of the Annunciation in Shelbyville, Kentucky.
Maggie CarrozzaHOST
3:54
His parishioners say that he led a pilgrimage through Rome to see Pope Leo through Loretto Assisi and to visit Padre Pio and Carlo Acutis.
Maggie CarrozzaHOST
4:05
He was able to say Mass in many churches and chapels.
Maggie CarrozzaHOST
4:08
They say, we left as tourists but returned as true pilgrims of the faith.

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