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Author Topic: May 8th: Our Lady of Pompeii Prayer Coincides with the Conclave  (Read 730 times)

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Offline OABrownson1876

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In the Raccolta there is an interesting prayer (# 401) to be said on the 8th of May in honor of the "Virgin Ruler of Paradise, Queen of the Holy Rosary of Pompeii."  The history of this devotion is interesting because it refers to the conversion of the former satanist, Blessed Bartolo Longo.  May 8 this year is interesting for a couple of reasons.  This year is the 1,500th anniversary of the apparition of St. Michael the Archangel in the year 525.  There are connections between Our Lady of Pompeii and St. Michael. May 8 this year also coincides with the papal conclave, as I have seen reports that the conclave is to begin on the 6th of May, possibly the 5th.

There is a place in the prayer which reads, "No, we will not rise from before thy feet this day until thou bless us. At this very moment, O Mary, bless the Supreme Pontiff. To the former laurels of thy chaplet, to the ancient triumphs of the Rosary, whence thou art called the Queen of Victories, add this favor also, O Mother: give victory to the cause of religion and peace to human society."

It is interesting that many will pray this prayer either during the Conclave or perhaps thereafter. Perhaps nothing will happen, and it will be another dose of modernism, but I find it nonetheless interesting. 

Offline Twice dyed

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quote:... " At this very moment, O Mary, bless the Supreme Pontiff."...*

https://www.nbcnews.com/world/the-vatican/cardinal-found-forbidden-phone-conclave-elect-pope-leo-book-rcna261182
March 1, 2026 AD.

Excerpt:

  "...The secret conclave that elected Pope Leo (...)last May was interrupted when one of the 133 cardinals involved was found carrying a cellphone, a massive security breach, a book released on Sunday revealed.

  As the clerics were preparing to take their first vote inside(...) Sistine Chapel, which was fitted with jamming equipment to prevent outside communications, security officials picked up the signal of an active mobile connection.

  The cardinals stared at each other incredulously, then one of the older clerics discovered he had a phone in his pocket and handed it over, according to "The Election of Pope Leo XIV," a new book by two long-time Vatican correspondents.

The book does not name the cardinal or suggest he had any motive for keeping his phone,(...) the moment left him "disoriented and distressed." ..."


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 * a blessing of the necessary graces to CONVERSION...!!

After the election of Pope Leo XIV, many Catholics are left "disoriented and distressed."

Our Lady of Pompeii, pray for us too.