Talk:St. Padre Pio Shrine

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173.72.108.216 (talk) 01:31, 11 January 2012 (UTC)It was the first Saturday in October, 2010. I was recently divorced by my wife, according to the law of the land. It was also the day after the Peraclete Descending to the midsection of my shoulders at Eglington Cemetery, the burial place of my first wife, for whom my heart still burns. Kneeling at the monument, and through my tears praying fervently to our Lord; I raised my head and there, at the St. Padre Pio Shrine, was our Lord, HIMSELF. He spoke, concerning His Mercy and True Love for all and Spoke of my Sweetheart's New Position in Eternity. She was laughed at here and suffered so. Our Lord looking at me said "In My Father's House there are many Mansions. Your Lora is a Queen in one of these Mansions." Pardon me, they are tears of Joy I cry and tears of Gratitude. Like the woman at the well, My Lora had found favor with Our Lord and Our God! Thank You Again Lord173.72.108.216 (talk) 01:31, 11 January 2012 (UTC) Love, Henry[reply]