"Be at peace in your work, dear apostles. Neither hurry, nor delay. Do not pause in your service to heaven, wherever that service has taken you. We move at a steady pace if we are together...."
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Mother Antonia joined Focus to personally share the astonishing stories of some of the lives that have been transformed by her rare and merciful approach to societies’ wayward and most forgotten. She lives in the roughest prison in Mexico where she ministesr to the prisoners. Mother Antonia offers a strong dose of spiritual awareness as she asks everyone the soul searching question, “What prison are you in?â€
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How does a person whose career is spent getting people from point to point around the world, cross the career line from being an earth bound travel agentto assisting souls on their heaven-bound journey? In this FOCUS show, you will meet someone whose journey began with inner healings from a divorce, while going through the annulment process. Join us on this Divine Heavenward journey, and hear how the Lord spoke to her heart and called her to be a Travel Agent For The Lord.
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The Samaitan woman at the well is no angel. Mixed up with a wrong crowd, this poor woman from Samaria has quite a reputation. She had been married five times and was living in sin with a man who wasn't her husband. The woman at the well had her sins "washed away" by Jesus, who offers divine mercy in the living water of grace, which washes away sins and cleanses souls. She went to the well to get a jug of water. Instead, she got much more, including a cleansed and refreshed spiritual life.
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Founder of the black religious community,Sisters of the Holy Family, Henriette Dellile was a descendent of slaves. She was born to an ancestral quadroon family and although raised in privilege and comfort, she rebelled and became a nun. When Henriette was declared to be of legal age, she sold all her property and on November 21, 1836, she and eight other black women became the Sisters of Presentation. They cared for the sick and poor and upon acceptance of the order by the Catholic Church assumed the name Sisters of the Holy Family. Mother Henriette Delille died at her convent which was located behind present day historic St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans. Her work lives on with the Sisters of the Holy Family. In this Focus DVD, Sr. Eva Regina Martin, Congregational Leader of The Sisters of The Holy Family relates some of the history and recent developments on Henriette Delille's cause for canonization who has been made venerable by the Pope.
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