Laudes con la Gospa · Astolfo Moreno

T2 E132 Laudes, Sábado de la Octava de Pascua

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The Gospa's 1989 message invites listeners to create a beautiful mosaic in their hearts to present themselves to God.
The episode begins with the host greeting listeners and setting the context for the Saturday of the Octave of Easter, highlighting the Virgin Mary's role as the mother of the resurrected Christ. The host introduces the first message from the Gospa dated November 25, 1989, which invites listeners to create a beautiful mosaic in their hearts to present themselves to God and pray for freedom from satanic influences. The prayer session then starts with the traditional invocation 'Dios mío, ven en mi auxilio' and includes a hymn celebrating the new day of the Lord's action. The host leads into Psalm 62, explaining it as an expression of deep desire for communion with God, and connects this to the Eucharist, quoting Saint Cyril of Jerusalem's catechesis on the real presence of Christ in the bread and wine. After reciting Psalm 62, the episode moves to the Canticle of Daniel, preceded by another message from the Gospa dated April 25, 1990, urging listeners to take her messages seriously, pray, and seek God's will daily to discover the path of holiness. The canticle is a lengthy praise of God by all creation, recited in full. The host then introduces Psalm 149, relating it to the joy of the faithful celebrating God's victory, and references Pope Francis's 2020 catequesis on God choosing unexpected paths through human limits and suffering. Psalm 149 is recited, followed by a brief reading from Romans about living and dying for the Lord. The host connects this reading to the Gospa's 1990 message, emphasizing that we belong to God and are called to holiness. The episode continues with the Benedictus, a canticle from Luke, and intercessory prayers to Christ for peace and joy. It concludes with the Lord's Prayer, a final prayer for the baptized, and a blessing in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Throughout, the format blends guided prayer, scriptural readings, Marian messages, and theological insights in Spanish.
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