Claire's Corner
March
March 10-Claire’s Corner
March 17-Claire’s Corner
March 24-Claire’s Corner
· Have a Cheesesteak sandwich.
March 31
Best Places In Ohio To See The Eclipse
The best places to see the total solar eclipse in Ohio
are marked on the map above, with red being the best,
followed by orange and then yellow.
The Total Solar Eclipse in Ohio will be on April 8, 2024, from approximately 3:08 PM (totality may last up to several minutes starting at approximately 3:10 PM). Click here to see the zones of the Ohio Solar Eclipse.
According to greatamericaneclipse.com, most Ohioans may expect to see the total eclipse last up to several minutes, beginning around 3:10 PM. The range of the eclipse’s totality spans over 110 miles. The area for best viewing is from the western edge of the state from Defiance to Hamilton to the northern edge of the state in Toledo and over to the Eastern edge of the state in the northern Youngstown area.
The longest time for Ohio’s solar eclipse totality is expected from Greenville to Avon Lake, spanning 3 minutes and 52 seconds to 3 minutes and 58 seconds. Other cities in the longer ranges of totality include Wapakoneta, Marion, Celina, Sidney, Lima, Sandusky, Tiffin, Norwalk, Bellefontaine, Troy, etc.
The moon’s total eclipse of the sun is one of the greatest shows in nature. Be sure to secure proper eclipse eyewear well ahead of time for safe viewing. Also, beware, since the range for the total eclipse spans much of Ohio, eclipse day cloud cover may force mass traffic to areas of Ohio where the eclipse may be best seen as the weather reveals itself on eclipse day.
April
April 7-Claire's Corner
Not coming to the church for all your spiritual needs is like eating street food vs home cooked meals from Mom.
Designing A 20 Acre Homestead Layout
Claire’s Corner April 7
Today is National
Gardening Day
Gardening is a magical escape to a world of color, scents and textures. Planting a seed and watching it grow is a reminder of life's wonders.
Vegetable Gardening for Beginners: The Complete Guide
Window Garden Ideas for Urban
Gardeners
Claire's
Corner April 21
Today is National Tea Day
22 Best Spots for Afternoon Tea Across The US
Read More: https://www.tastingtable.com/1507173/best-spots-afternoon-tea-united-states/
Claire’s Corner April 28
On Sundays Pray:
O Glorious Queen of Heaven and Earth, Virgin Most Powerful, thou who hast the power to crush the head of the ancient serpent with thy heel, come and exercise this power flowing from the grace of thine Immaculate Conception. Shield us under the mantle of thy purity and love, draw us into the sweet abode of thy heart and annihilate and render impotent the forces bent on destroying us. Come Most Sovereign Mistress of the Holy Angels and Mistress of the Most Holy Rosary, thou who from the very beginning hast received from God the power and the mission to crush the head of Satan. Send forth thy holy legions, we humbly beseech thee, that under thy command and by thy power they may pursue the evil spirits, counter them on every side, resist their bold attacks and drive them far from us, harming no one on the way, binding them to the foot of the Cross to be judged and sentenced by Jesus Christ Thy Son and to be disposed of by Him as He wills.
St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church, come to our aid in this grave battle against the forces of darkness, repel the attacks of the devil and free the members of the Auxilium Christianorum, and those for whom the priests of the Auxilium Christianorum pray, from the strongholds of the enemy.
St. Michael, summon the entire heavenly court to engage their forces in this fierce battle against the powers of hell. Come O Prince of Heaven with thy mighty sword and thrust into hell Satan and all the other evil spirits. O Guardian Angels, guide and protect us. Amen.
Cincinnati: Ohio River Cruise with
Buffet Dinner
Experience
Cincinnati and the Ohio River like never before on a boat cruise. Enjoy a
delicious 3-course buffet dinner aboard the boat while gazing at the city
skyline with friends or family.
Events
·
Feast
of St. Louis De Montfort
·
New
Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
· Coffee & Cannolis for St. Gianna
View all
recipes for St. Gianna here.
May
May 5-Claire’s Corner
Claire’s Corner-George Carlin,
born on May 12, 1937
The Paradox of Our Age
We have taller buildings, but shorter tempers;
Wider freeways, but narrower viewpoints;
We spend more, but have less;
We buy more, but enjoy it less.
We have bigger houses, but smaller families;
More conveniences, but less time;
We have more degrees, but less sense;
More knowledge, but less judgement;
More experts, but more problems;
More medicine, but less wellness.
We spend too recklessly, laugh too little, drive too fast, get too angry too
quickly,
Stay up too late, get up too tired, read too seldom, watch TV too much, and
pray too seldom.
We have multiplied our possessions, but reduced our values.
We talk too much, love too seldom, and lie too often.
We’ve learned how to make a living, but not a life;
We’ve added years to life, not life to years.
We’ve conquered outer space, but not inner space;
It’s time when there is much in the show window, and nothing in the stock room.
Claire’s
Corner-May 19
May 24 - 26, 2024
Feast of the Flowering Moon is held annually on Memorial Day weekend in historic, downtown Chillicothe, Ohio.
The festival offers plenty of family-friendly entertainment for
residents and visitors to Chillicothe, Ohio. Featured activities include Native
American music and dancing, crafters, exhibitors, Mountain Man Encampment with
working craftsmen and demonstrations, entertainment and much more.
Claire's Corner May 26
·
Indianapolis
500—May 26-- Rev up for the “Greatest Spectacle
in Racing.” Part of the Triple Crown of Motorsports (with the Monaco Grand Prix
and 24 Hours of Le Mans right behind) this annual race is quite possibly the
largest single-day sporting event in the entire world, attracting roughly
400,000 spectators. Head to Indianapolis the last weekend in May, and prepare
for a high-speed show around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s 2.5-mile oval
circuit.
o May 18 BEST. EXPERIENCE.
EVER. Phoenix
Raceway
§ Welcome to NASCAR Racing
Experience. DRIVE a NASCAR race car by yourself on the Phoenix Raceway- A
1 mile, low-banked tri-oval racetrack with 8 to 9 degrees of banking in the
turns. Following drivers meeting with training and instruction, you’ll drive a
NASCAR race car for timed racing sessions. There’s no lead car to follow and no
instructor rides with you. Get one-on-one instruction from a spotter over
in-car radio. In between every 8 minutes of Track Time get to a brief pit stop
and head back on the track to work on driving faster speeds. Pass the
slower cars as you catch them... YES, passing is allowed!
·
The
2024 Spring Arizona Restaurant Week (ARW), which offers the culinary community
endless opportunities to dine on a deal, kicked off Friday, May 17 and runs
through Sunday, May 26. The ARW menus are a departure from the restaurants’
regular menus, allowing diners to get a new taste of even their favorite
restaurants’ culinary breadth — at a fraction of typical costs.
·
Spring Arizona Restaurant Week
June
Claire's Corner-June 2
Consider a saltwater pool.
A
saltwater pool is an alternative to a traditional chlorine pool. Although you
don’t add chlorine tablets to a saltwater pool, it does still contain chlorine.
It just has a smaller amount that’s generated through the filter system.
A
saltwater pool contains 10 times less salt than the ocean. There’s around 3,000
ppm
(parts per million) salinity in a saltwater pool. By comparison, there’s 35,000
ppm in the ocean. Some people find this type of pool less harsh on their hair,
eyes, and skin than a chlorinated pool.
Saltwater
pools are becoming more common at hotels, resorts, and on cruise ships. You can
find natural saltwater lagoon pools in places like Mozambique and Bolivia. You
can also choose to have a saltwater pool installed in your own home.
Saltwater
pools for health
Swimming
in a saltwater pool may be better for someone who has asthma or allergies. That’s
especially true when it comes to indoor pools. You might notice a strong
chlorine smell upon entering an indoor pool area. That’s because of the
chloramines, the mix of chlorine and ammonia. In an outdoor pool, the smell
quickly evaporates, whereas it’s contained indoors.
It
usually is most strong around the surface of the pool, where swimmers take
their breaths. If you have trouble breathing, you may find swimming in an
indoor chlorinated pool irritating.
One 2003 study found that young
children who swim regularly in an indoor chlorinated pool were at greater risk
for lung inflammation and developing asthma. But more research is needed to
determine if a saltwater pool is the best alternative.
Claire’s
Corner-June 9
Elk Hunting in Idaho: What you need
to know
Want to hunt elk in Idaho? Good choice, but do you know about the latest changes in General-Season Non-Resident deer and elk tags? Get the latest update, along with other useful information about elk hunting in the Gem State!
Idaho is a popular elk hunting destination. To begin with, according to the latest estimates by Idaho Department of Fish & Game, the elk herds in the state number approximately 120,000 head. In spite of hard winters of the last few years, which hurt the mule deer populations, the elk are stable or growing and expanding their range in most of Idaho. For the six years starting from 2014 hunters harvested over 20,000 elk each season. Over 100,000 hunters take part in the pursuit, thanks to generous allocation of licenses, and availability of over-the-counter tags. In 2019, hunter harvest was 20,532 elk, of which 11,418 were antlered, at an overall success rate of 22%. General hunts accounted for a higher share of harvest (13,799 elk), but controlled hunts sported a significantly higher success rate: 38%.
Claire’s Corner June 16
· Eat your vegetables! It is fresh vegetable day
· Looking ahead June 20th will be World Tapas Day
· However today is Bloomsday
o Celebrating Bloomsday should be a day filled with adventures.
The Baba Goes Flying
This story is related to world tapas day, sort of. When I was two and my brother was under one my parents took us on an adventure using the military airlift command. Soldiers and Sailors, and their families are allowed to fly free on any military flight provided there is room. As was the case my father boarded my mother my brother and myself all on board a military plane and took us to Rota, Spain for a VACA from Sigonella, Sicily to Rota, Spain.
It was a long trip, and I was tired and cranky and refused to stop crying once we got settled in a hotel room for $16.00 a night. At that time, I had a comfort pillow my Aunt Linda had made for me which I called the “Baba”. My father, being frustrated with my refusal to stop crying suddenly picked up the “Baba” which had a loose string and unknown to me tried the string around a finger and threatened to throw my “Baba” off the third-floor balcony if I did not stop crying. That of course made it worse, and I screamed even louder. Then my father, true to his word threw the “Baba” for a flight but when it got to the end of the string the string broke, and the “Baba” flew out the balcony and landed on the balcony on the second floor. I screamed louder.
My mother had had it with my father and told him that he had better get the “Baba” back or else shit would happen. So, my father and mother, I and my brother all went down to the room under us. My father knocked. No answer. So, then he knocked again. No answer. My father tried the door it opened and looking inside could see my “Baba” out on the balcony he then entered the room holding my hand with my mother cradling my brother behind him. My father stated that we made it about 1/3 in when he noticed a head raising off the pillow of the bed and then in comical fashion, he backed up almost knocking my mother down. We all ran back upstairs. Now I screamed even louder, and my mother really let him have it. My father was really frustrated and did not know what to do. Going out on the balcony he noticed that there was a trellis rising from the ground floor going up to the balcony right next to the Tapas Bar. My father, the criminal that he was, marched out there, climbed the trellis retrieved the “Baba” and saved the day. I still screamed all night.
Claire’s Corner June 23
Saint John's Eve[7], starting at sunset on 23 June, is the eve of the feast day of Saint John the Baptist. This is one of the very few feast days marking a saint's birth, rather than their death. The Gospel of Luke (Luke 1:26–37, 56–57) states that John was born six months before Jesus; therefore, the feast of John the Baptist was fixed on 24 June, six months before Christmas. In the Roman calendar, 24 June was the date of the summer solstice, and Saint John's Eve is closely associated with Midsummer festivities in Europe. Traditions are similar to those of May Day and include bonfires (St John's fires), feasting, processions, church services, and gathering wild plants.
When we were in Germany there were bonfires lit all thru the night.
Germany sees a number of Midsummernight festivals around Johannistag (St. John's Day, 24 June).
June 30
Clair’s Corner-Last day of the month but let’s not forget June is National Country Cooking Month.
· Bartholomew is celebrated in the Orthodox Church on June 30. In the Roman Catholic tradition, his feast day is August 24.
· June 30-4 Gettysburg’s 161st Anniversary Retrace one of America’s biggest moments. This July the Battle of Gettysburg marks its 157th anniversary. Tour Gettysburg and its historic town, and take in battle reenactments of events that culminated in more than 51,000 casualties and the setting for President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
· Please pray the Stations of the Cross for our firefighters from 911 and The Yarnell Hill Firefighters; which were lost in a wildfire near Yarnell, Arizona, ignited by lightning on June 28, 2013. On June 30, it overran and killed 19 City of Prescott firefighters, members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots. It was the third deadliest U.S. wildfire since the 1991 East Bay Hills fire, which killed 25 people; and the 2017 Northern California wildfires, which killed over 40, the deadliest wildland fire for U.S. firefighters since the 1933 Griffith Park Fire, which killed 29; and the deadliest incident of any kind for U.S. firefighters since the September 11, 2001, attacks, which killed 343. It is the sixth-deadliest American firefighter disaster overall and the deadliest wildfire ever in Arizona.
July
July 7-Claire’s Corner-Be forgiving and be Honest; tell the truth even in a world that doesn’t know what truth is.
July 14
Claire’s Corner
· Let Freedom Ring Day 8 Freedom from Elitism
· Politics, Religion, and the Ruling Class[2]
o The ruling class is society’s “ins.” This class comprises persons in government, those who depend for their livelihoods on government, and whose socio-economic prospects and hopes are founded on government. Thus, it includes most people in the educational establishment, the media, and large corporations. Its leading elements and its major voting constituencies are the Democratic party. But it transcends political parties because any number of Republicans aspire to its privileges and share its priorities.
o Above all, the ruling class defines itself by a set of attitudes, foremost of which is contempt for those outside itself. This contempt stems from the rather uniform education that the ruling class’s members absorbed from universities and which they developed by living in their subculture.
§ Believing themselves intelligent apostles of scientific truth, they regard others as dumb and in the grip of religious obscurantism.
§ Religion is the greatest of the divides between the ruling class and those it deems its inferiors.
· Whereas they believe themselves morally good and psychologically sound, they regard others as suffering from psychological dysfunctions and phobias—effectively as bad people.
§ The ruling class does not believe that those outside itself have the right or capacity to conduct their own lives.
o The “country class” is the term used in British-American discourse since the 17th century to describe society’s “outs.” The rest of us. Lots more people—quite heterogeneous. Though for reasons heterogeneous and often internally inconsistent, more than two thirds of this class is resentful of the ruling class.
These seem to be the secular religion’s commandments:
1. Science is the only authority, and we are its prophets. For all practical purposes, Science R-us. Thou shalt have no other sources of authority beside us.
2. Thou shalt neither speak nor think anything that besmirches our authority or honor. Whatever we deem inconvenient to us is politically incorrect and shall be punished.
3. Dishonor all that diminishes our authority: father, mother, husband, wife, any notion of “nature.”
4. Every day is like every other day. It is forbidden to waste time thinking about whence you came and whither you are going.
5. For yours and for society’s convenience, you may make categories that allow you to kill those whom you place within them.
6. Everything belongs to all. But the use of anything belongs to whomever can exclude others from using it.
7. Copulate as you may and count it as the charter of your freedom and worth.
8. Speak as seems best to serve your interests.
9. Do what you can to put yourself in position to do unto your neighbor before he does unto you.
10. Grovel before your superior, step on your subordinate.
July 21-Claire’s Corner
· Let Freedom Ring Day 15 Freedom from Wastefulness
o Pope St. John Paul II said, “Artistic talent is a gift from God and whoever discovers it in himself has a certain obligation: to know that he cannot waste this talent, but must develop it.”
Here are ten unmistakable signs that your gifts are going to waste[7] in the wrong job:
1. The real world keeps changing, but your company doesn't change. Your job description remains the same, month in and month out -- even if you were told that the job would provide lots of great learning experiences.
2. Your manager isn't interested in trying new things. They aren't interested in making improvements to the work flow or innovating in any other way. You can't afford to waste your career working for someone like that!
3. You have tried many times and failed at getting your boss to be open to change. I believe 99% of the "change management" initiatives companies undertake are pointless, because it's so often not the employees who are resistant to change -- it's their managers!
4. You have big ideas about your job. You see ways to help your employer serve its customers better and generate more income. You might roll your ideas around in your head or even commit them to paper -- but in your heart you know they will never see the light of day.
5. You are the only "malcontent" in your work group. You are the only person who wishes your manager would wake up and step into the future. Your coworkers are perfectly content. You need a snappier group of people to work with!
6. When you look around at work, you don't see anybody you could learn from. Even as a relatively new employee, you already know more about how things work, and come up with more ideas, than almost anybody else.
7. You daydream about a job that will give you more creative freedom, acknowledge you for your contributions and allow you to feel like a valued member of a team that is accomplishing great things. You don't experience any of those feelings in your current role.
8. When you look ahead, you don't see anything changing at your job in a year or beyond.
9. You feel sick on Sunday night when you contemplate going back to work on Monday morning.
10. Your trusty gut hates your job. Trust your gut!
July 28-Claire’s Corner-Don’t be full of yourself
· Let Freedom Ring Day 22 Freedom from Narcissism
o In Greek mythology, we find the rather tragic figure of Narcissus. As the story goes, he is an extraordinary young man in every possible way. But, he is aloof and rather full of himself. Anyone who falls in love with him pays a steep price because he will not love them back. Eventually, while hunting, Narcissus stoops down to the water to get a drink. He sees his own reflection and falls madly in love with it. He reaches out to grab the reflection and drowns, suffering the abysmal fate others who tried to love him did. In psychology, narcissism is described as "selfishness, involving a sense of entitlement, a lack of empathy, and a need for admiration, as characterizing a personality type." My brothers and sisters, does not this word describe our society to a T?
August
August 4-Claire Day-Make Irish Potatoes (hillbilly spelling)
· Let Freedom Ring Day 29 Freedom from Racism
o It is our society that likes dividing the population into separate corporate bodies in order to pit them against each other. Certainly, more nefarious political systems need and thrive upon such divisions. Within the Body of Christ, this is wholly evil. One of the marks of the Church is 'One', that is, that we are one in Christ. That oneness is not subservient to worldly divisions and political jostling. Consider that the Catholic Church has over 1.4 billion members. 1.4 billion come from every conceivable culture, language, and skin color. Yet we are called to be one. That oneness starts here and stretches to eternity.
§ Diversity Helped Win World War II
· Religion in the Home for Preschool: August
Introduction to Judges[1]
The Hebrew word translated “Judges” in the English title of the book refers not to specialized judicial officers or magistrates but to leaders in general. According to the biblical narrative these judges led Israel from the end of the conquest of Canaan until the beginning of the monarchy. The period of the Judges, therefore, extended from the death of Joshua until the installation of Saul as Israel’s first king by the prophet Samuel, who was also the last judge.
· The Book of Judges begins with two introductory passages.
o The first (chap. 1) gives a description of the situation in Canaan after the Israelite conquest. It emphasizes the continued existence of the indigenous inhabitants of Canaan in many parts of the land because of Israel’s inability to drive them out completely.
o The second passage is a thematic introduction to the period of the Judges, describing a cyclical pattern of infidelity, oppression, “crying out,” and deliverance.
· The main part of the book consists of a series of stories about thirteen leaders whose careers are described in greater or lesser detail. The exploits of six of these—Othniel, Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah, and Samson—are related at length, and all are shown to have delivered Israel from oppression or danger. They are customarily called “major judges,” whereas the other six—Shamgar, Tola, Jair, Ibzan, Elon, and Abdon—who appear only in brief notices, are designated “minor judges.” The thirteenth, Abimelech, is included in neither group, since his story is essentially a continuation of that of Gideon and his career is presented as deplorable, a cautionary tale of royal ambition.
· The final section of the book consists of two episodes, one about the migration of the tribe of Dan and the other about an intertribal war directed against the tribe of Benjamin. These stories illustrate the religious and political disorder that prevailed at the time when, as yet “there was no king in Israel”.
August 11-Claire’s Corner-Get out and climb a mountain; today is mountain day
Seven Summits of America
· MOUNT WASHINGTON, 6,288 FEET New Hampshire
· MOUNT HOOD, 11,249 FEET Oregon
· MAUNA KEA, 13,803 FEET Hawaii
o As a little girl my dad was stationed in Hawaii and took us there.
§ Mauna Kea, located on the island of Hawaii, is actually the tallest mountain in the world. It stands 4,207 meters or 13,802 feet above sea level. Its peak is the highest point in the state of Hawaii. However, most of the mountain is under water. When measured from its oceanic base, Mauna Kea is over 10,000 meters or 33,000 feet tall. This makes it the world’s tallest mountain from base to summit.
· Way to go dad/Iceman!
· MOUNT RAINIER, 14,410 FEET Washington
· MOUNT ELBERT, 14,440 FEET Colorado
· MOUNT WHITNEY, 14,505 FEET California
· DENALI, 20,310 FEET Alaska
The highest peaks on each continent are known as the Seven Summits. The Seven Summits are:
- Mount Everest in Asia
- Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa
- Aconcagua in South America
- Mount McKinley (Denali) in North America
- Mount Elbrus in Europe
- Vinson Massif in Antarctica
- Puncak Jaya (Carstensz Pyramid) in Australia
Puncak Jaya is actually located in the Papua province of Indonesia. However, technically Puncak Jaya lies on the Australian continental shelf. The highest peak on the mainland of Australia is Mt Kosciuszko.
· The Summer Olympics Ends today
· Let Freedom Ring Day 36 Freedom from Avarice
o Avarice is a synonym of Greed. It is one of the Seven Deadly Sins. Some distinguish between Avarice and greed, essentially implying that Avarice is like Greed-on-Steroids. No matter which word we care to use, both regard an excessive or inordinate desire of gain or wealth; a selfish or excessive desire for more than is needed or deserved, especially of money, wealth, food, or other possessions.
o Avarice has a long if uncomplicated history in English. Chaucer in his 14th-century The Parson's Tale compared avarice with covetise, a now obsolete word that means "covetousness" ("Covetise is to covet such things as thou hast not; and avarice is to withhold and keep such things as thou hast, without rightful need"-743), and Shakespeare uses it in Macbeth ("With this there grows / In my most ill-composed affection such / A stanchless avarice that, were I king, / I should cut off the nobles for their lands, / Desire his jewels and this other's house: / And my more-having would be as a sauce / To make me hunger more"-IV.iii.76-82).
o Abundance of possessions or abundant life? Which will we choose? `
§ Greed: desires more and more
§ Covetousness: greed with jealousy (desiring what another has)
§ Avarice: an excessive desire to obtain and keep money or possessions. Hoarding.
· Hoarding: News story of woman whose house is filled with stuff. Her bed is stacked with stuff. In the summertime she sleeps outside on a glider, because there is no room in her house. Her teenage son moved out to live with an older sister because he couldn’t stand it. She knows she has a problem. Her family knows she knows she has a problem.
August 18-Claire’s Corner
· 30 Days of Women and Herbs – Frauendreissiger
o Day 4 Groundpine (Lycopodium clavatum)
· MEDICINAL PLANTS Day 4 Digestive System-Revealed by Heaven to Luz De María
o ROSEMARY Scientific name: Rosmarinus officinalis L. Family: Lamiaceae Stimulates gastric and intestinal juices. Eliminates spasms, reduces gases, colic and flatulence. Used in gallbladder conditions and dyspepsia.
o Use mullein and rosemary in discreet amounts. Blessed Virgin Mary, 28.01.2016
August 25-Claire’s Corner
· Rise and shine! Your day kicks off with a hearty banana split breakfast. Whip out some ice cream, a ripe banana, and all your favorite toppings. This sweet treat sets a delicious tone for the rest of your day. Got leftovers? Share the love with friends or neighbors.
· As the midday sun approaches, why not patch up any quarrels on National Kiss and Make Up Day? Reach out to someone you’ve had a falling out with and extend an olive branch. A simple message or a heartfelt apology can go a long way. By mending fences, you’ll not only feel lighter but also strengthen your relationships.
· Come evening, it’s time to mix things up a bit with a refreshing whiskey sour. Treat yourself to this classic cocktail – whiskey, lemon juice, sugar, and a cherry if you have one. Sip it leisurely as you unwind from the day’s activities.
· Finally, wind down by channeling your inner adventurer on Pony Express Day. Take a walk, ride a bike, or explore a new route. Embrace the spirit of exploration and appreciate the journey as much as the destination.
· Enjoy this fun-filled day packed with indulgence, reconciliation, libations, and adventure. Cheers to making the most of these offbeat holidays!
MEDICINAL PLANTS Day 9 HOUSEHOLD PROTECTION-Revealed by Heaven to Luz De María
It is necessary for humanity to cry out to the Most Holy Trinity in order to obtain Divine Mercy and for this pandemic be appeased in the Divine Will, and together with prayer, I invite you to place blessed oil -and if you have the oil of the Good Samaritan, put a drop of this oil in the blessed oil - and with it mark the frame of the front door of your house and of the rear door, as well as to remain in a state of Grace, which is essential at this time. Blessed Virgin Mary, 03.15.2020
· 30 DAY TRIBUTE TO MARY 11th ROSE: Virgin Most Faithful, Looks for Lost Jesus at the Temple
o 30 Days of Women and Herbs – Frauendreissiger
§ St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum)
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