Letter of Saint John Bosco to the Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria, May 24, 1873

Letter of Saint John Bosco to the Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria, May 24, 1873

This document was found on July 14, 1873, by Father Berto while searching for some papers on St. John Bosco’s desk. Later the Saint gave it to him to be transcribed and delivered to the Emperor of Austria, Franz Joseph. As can be seen, the document is a vital message from Our Lord Jesus Christ to the Austrian Emperor.

St John Bosco on Modern Day Rome

St John Bosco on Modern Day Rome

By:  Eric Gajewski

 St. Bosco, "Can you not hear your children asking for the bread of faith and finding only those who smash it to pieces? What shall I do? I shall strike the shepherds, I shall disperse the flock, until those sitting on the throne of Moses search for good pastures and the flock listens attentively and is fed. "

I revisit the prophecies of St. John Bosco for those ignorant on the matter.  St. John Bosco very accurately describes fallen away modern-day Rome on every level.  Not only does he predict how Rome is becoming more effeminate by the hour, as, the Sodomite Masons and Marxists, further embed themselves into the hierarchy, he also forewarns, that, the “bread of faith” is no longer distributed.   

THE THREE PROPHECIES OF ST. JOHN BOSCO

THE THREE PROPHECIES

OF ST. JOHN BOSCO

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Included: One of my eagle messages incorporating his vision of the Church in trial and triumph...

The First Prophecy

God alone is almighty, all-knowing, all-seeing. God has neither past nor future; everything is present to Him, everything at a single point of time. Nothing eludes God. No person, no place is distant from Him. In His infinite mercy and for His glory He alone can unveil the future to man.

Six Ways to Live a Joyful Life from St. John Bosco

Sam Guzman 

 If there’s one undeniable fact about human nature, it’s that we all want to be happy. We crave joy—infinite, endless joy. 

Fr. Voigt, Am I Saving my Soul?

Fr. Voigt, Am I Saving my Soul?

 

"Da mihi animas coetera tolle," was the quote that Dominic Savio found on the

window looking into the office of St. John Bosco.  When he entered he stated:

"I see around here you deal in saving souls...will you help me save mine?" In 

response the Saint took out a hankerchief and began shaping it into a rabbit,

a bird, a donkey and said:  "If you make yourself pliable as this hankerchief, we 

will make a fine saint of you."