An Introduction

Consecration to the Divine Will

Biographies and Information about Luisa Piccarreta
Fr. Bucci's Personal Reflections Vol. II recently added

The 24 Hours of the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ

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The title page of the 1st edition of "The Hours of the Passion" written by Luisa Piccarreta.  Saint Hannibal Mary Di Francia published "The Hours" in 1915 and wrote its Introduction.


Our Lady of the New Advent

The Virgin Mary in the Kingdom of the Divine Will

Letters of Luisa

The Writings of Luisa Piccarreta

The Cause for Beatification

Luisa's Transit into Heaven



Wall Relief Above Luisa's tomb
 

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Santa Maria Greca
Miraculous image of "Santa Maria Greca"  that appeared on 18 July 1656 in Corato, Italy.  Archbishop Mons. Addazi obtained permission from the Holy Office on 11 May 1962 to transfer the mortal remains of Luisa to the Church of Santa Maria Greca with the internment occurring on 3 July 1962.

Reflections for Priests

For the Lenten Season

For the Advent Season

The Pious Association Luisa Piccarreta

In the Words of the Church
and Her Saints

Prayers

Photo Album

Favors Received

Your
Pilgrimage to Corato

Links

The Servant of God

Luisa
Piccarreta

 Little Daughter of  the Divine Will

"ANIMA AIUTAMI!"
"SOUL HELP ME!"

This Web Page is entrusted to the eternal care of
Saint Hannibal Mary Di Francia.
By his prayers, may we grow in the knowledge, love and possession of the Divine Will.


Updated June 12, 2007


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On 29 October 2005, Archbishop GIOVAN BATTISTA PICHIERRI concluded the Diocesan phase for the Cause of Beatification and Canonization of the Servant of God, Luisa Piccarreta.  The Cause has now been officially transferred to the Vatican for the Roman phase of the beatification process.  Visit the Pia Associazione Luisa Piccarreta at www.luisalasanta.com and www.luisapiccarretapfdv.com for more information. 

        NOTICE   NEW
About the Process of Beatification and Canonization
of the Servant of God Luisa Piccarreta

Trani, April 23, 2007
Prot 0098/07/C2


 

Round of the Soul in the Divine Will

Do you want to know how to grow in the FIAT?

"By calling it in everything you do, whether natural or spiritual. In fact, everything is in the Divine Will; therefore It wants to love together with you, and if you call It, It gives you Its Love in your power in order to be loved; It gives you Its sanctity to make yourself a saint, Its light to make Itself known and to eclipse your weaknesses, miseries and passions, so that they may no longer have life in you, but only Its Will, laying and forming Its Life in your little act…"

(From the Letters of Luisa – Corato, January, 2, 1939)




Painting in the Church of the Rogation Fathers in Rome

…I saw the blessed soul of Father Hannibal before me, near my bed, invested with light, suspended from the earth, fixing on me, but without telling me one word.  I too felt mute before him, and Jesus added:  “Look at him, how transformed he is.  My Will is light, and has transformed that soul into light; It is beautiful, and has given him all the shades of perfect beauty; It is holy, and he has been sanctified.  My Will possesses all sciences, and his soul has been invested by divine science.  There is nothing which my Will has not given to him.  Oh! if all understood what Divine Will means, they would put everything aside, they would care about doing nothing else, and their whole commitment would be to do my Will alone.”
…And now he enjoys, in the sea of light of the Divine Will – and this is more than anything.” 
June 1, 1927   Vol.  22

Canonization Homily of
Pope John Paul II
   

SAINT
HAnnibal
MarY Di Francia

1851-1927  
Beatified 7 Oct. 1990
Canonized on 16 May 2004


Extraordinary Confessor of Luisa Piccarreta
for over 17 years.
Ecclesiastical Censor of her Writings,
Founder of the Rogationist Fathers,
the Daughters of Divine Zeal,
and the Anthonian Orphanages


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One of Luisa's Volumes bearing the original handwritten NIHIL OBSTAT 
of Saint Hannibal Mary Di Francia. 
 

St. Hannibal was the
Ecclesiastical Censor of Luisa's writings until his death in 1927.  Volumes 1-19 bear his Nihil Obstat.  Additionally, he was responsible for publishing Luisa's work, The Hours of the Passion, in 1915.


Fr. Gennaro De Gennaro  
Luisa's confessor for twenty-four years
His words.  References from the Writings
      


From a letter of
Archbishop Guiseppe Carata
Archbishop Emeritus of Trani/Bari/Bisceglie
& Co-Founder of the Canonically approved "Association Luisa Piccarreta"

"... During my many years of ministry in this Archdiocese I have seen Luisa loved, crucified, risen, and I know my days will not end until I see her exalted to the honor of the altar as, without any shadow of doubt, she deserves. The theology of her spirituality brings confusion to the intelligent, wonder and hope to the simple, and now brings a depth of understanding to the Church which, as I have always held, could very well be a new heavens and a new earth for all the faithful. The praises which I offer do not come from having served as rector of our pontifical seminary for fifteen years, but from many years of meditating our Lord’s own prayer – let Your Will be done on earth as it is in heaven!

Be gentle with our Luisa, for she is our pride and joy. Honor the inheritance she has passed on to the world in her Writings. Pray for her intercession before the Trinity for your sanctification in God’s very own Spirit, for this is the reason why we were created. It is a matter of glory – given, and shared – which will shepherd us through eternity. "If you only knew what it means not to live in the divine Fiat you would die rather than give life to your own will." These words, often spoken by our Lord to Luisa, have led me through my own episcopacy, and now that I may rest in my aged reflections, I can see that it is a wine in which I greatly delight..."


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