Roving Reporter #89: Friar Anthony & a Padre Pio Prophecy

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Ave Maria! Recently the 'Italian' Roving Reporter had a chance to catch up with Friar Anthony M. Servium at Villa Santa Lucia in Italy.� Friar Anthony recounted a fascinating story regarding Padre Pio and his prophecy that a new shrine would be built between the town of Pietrelcina and the cave where the Archangel St. Michael appeared many centuries ago.� Guess which religious order (apparently) has the privilege of fulfilling this prophecy?� We also hope you enjoy some of the beautiful scenes of the friars' hike to the town of Monte Sant'Angelo. [Note: Thanks for the encouraging comments from my last report at Villa Santa Lucia with Friar Anthony & Friar Josemaria.� It's great to hear from everyone, and be assured of my prayers and sacrifices.� (Note to Mr. Dietz: please don't Fed-Ex any burgers...there's already too much food over here!) In the next video, I hope to take you on a brief tour of Bosco ai Frati, a famous Franciscan convent which is now our postulant house in Italy.] Ave Maria! To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=8846

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