HOLY MARY MOTHER OF GOD PRAY FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP AND PRESIDENT PUTIN AS THEY MEET TOGETHER ON THIS YOUR GREAT SOLEMNITY OF YOUR GLORIOUS ASSUMPTION, BODY AND SOUL, INTO HEAVEN!

BOMBSHELL: Former Secretary of State, Hilary Clinton, has stated that if President Trump’s peacemaking efforts on behalf of the Ukrainian people is successful, she will nominate President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize! 

As I type this post, I realize that President Trump and President Putin are meeting together for peace talks and freeing the Ukrainian people from the horrors of war that Putin has inflicted upon them bringing death to so many Ukrainian and Russian people, on the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. I wonder if the Catholics on President Trump staff recommended this day for peace talks! 

Indeed! We must call upon our Blessed Mother to assist President Trump in his peacemaking efforts! 

Should we not be praying for President Trump and his peacemaking efforts this day? Or shall we focus on his sins and the hate so many have for him? 

Yes, Catholics pray for those most in need of God’s mercy:

O my Jesus, forgive us our sins; save us from the fires of hell; lead all souls into heaven especially those in most need of thy mercy. Amen. 

These are the words of Pope Leo after his Assumption Angelus at Castel Gandolfo:

After the Angelus:

Dear brothers and sisters,

Today we wish to entrust our prayer for peace to the intercession of the Virgin Mary, assumed into heaven. As a Mother, she suffers for the evils that afflict her children, especially the little ones and the weak. So many times throughout the centuries, she has confirmed this through messages and apparitions.

In proclaiming the dogma of the Assumption, while the tragic experience of the Second World War was still painfully present, Pius XII wrote, “We may hope that those who meditate upon the glorious example Mary offers us may be more and more convinced of the value of a human life.” He expressed the wish that never again might any ideology “ruin the lives of men by exciting discord among them” (Apostolic Constitution Munificentissimus Deus).

How timely these words remain! Even today, sadly, we feel powerless before the spread of violence in the world — a violence increasingly deaf and insensitive to any stirring of humanity. Yet we must not cease to hope: God is greater than the sin of human beings. We must not resign ourselves to the prevalence of the logic of conflict and of arms. With Mary, we believe that the Lord continues to come to the aid of his children, remembering his mercy. Only in this mercy can we return to the way of peace.

Now, I extend my greeting to you, pilgrims from Italy and from various countries.

I greet the university evangelization community from Honduras; the families of the Family Love Movement, who have just concluded their spiritual exercises; and the group of spouses and engaged couples, “Santa Rita.”

My best wishes and a joyful feast to all!