Friends of Father Solanus Casey

Thank you for the quote from Fr. Solanus. I wish so much that we could transend that veil and I could see her again, but I know I must wait until it is my turn. I have so many things going on with my family that I will surely print out the Novena and start it. Just one question about Novenas' - is it best to limit the pray for one thing at a time or can you bunch them all together and what ever gets anwsered is a blessing?

OH William, the site is simply marvelous, it has everything on him and then some I am buying the music he played the violin
Echoes of Solanus Casey. I bet it is beautiful Thank you William for the link. Blessings i will enjoy this for sure.

The Fr. Solanus Bit of Wisdom for the Day:
"God is constantly planning wonders for the patient and the humble"

Here's a website you might find interesting, Sister Angel...

http://www.solanuscasey.org/index.shtml

Good reading,
william3

The Fr. Solanus Bit of Wisdom for the Day:
"Jesus is no crank! He knows we are not angels but poor sinners,and He understands when we fail."

Hello all you good folks, i hope i didn't miss tomuch. I am Sister Angel and i am a little lost but i will listen fora while and may be join in.You can do many posts on many priests and realy learn from this. I am eager to learn with you.

I am glad you started this group. I read a book about Father Solanus Casey years ago and I would like to refresh my memory about him and to pray to him.
God Bless,
Spirit

About Solanus Casey
Fr. Solanus spent his life in the service of people. At the monastery door as porter he met thousands of people from every age and walk of life and earned recognition as "The Doorkeeper." He was always ready to listen to anyone at any time, day or night.
During his final illness, he remarked, "I'm offering my suffering that all might be one. If only I could see the conversion of the whole world." His last conscious act was sitting up in bed and saying, "I give my soul to Jesus Christ." He died at the age of 86 on July 31, 1957 at the same day and hour of his First Holy Mass 53 years earlier.

I will pray with you DENNYINMI.... Welcome, and thanks for the info on the Fr Solanus Casey Site, I hope those who can will visit it, and tell us of the experience.

God's peace be yours, william3

I am going to begin a novena to Father Solanus Casey, beginning today. My Grandmother was told when she was a young mother to pray for Gods' intervention in her life, attend Mass, receive Eucharist....and pray during a time when the Doctors had told her she would need a breast removed. She did as Father Solanus recommended and I do know that she did NOT have to have the breast removed. I am falling back into some old, grievous habits lately and I am praying for his intervention. I will be attending penance this week-end, and Holy Mass and Eucharist. And as Father Solanus has said: "I thank You ahead of time Lord for the designs You have made in my life"....Denny
If any of you Michiganders reading this really should attend The Father Solanus Casey site at the Capuchin Monastery in Detroit...many artifacts are on display, as well it is where his body lies in state. Persons may place their intentions in writing on top of his casket, and during the week-days the Priests hear confession almost every hour.