Dear Kitty, Your rosary meditations during the last two years have been so faith-filled, Holy Spirit inspired, life-giving, and saving for so many of us. I used to listen with my husband, but life circumstances changed and he has not able to listen with me. This morning as I prayed with you and the morning glories I felt a nudge by the Holy Spirit to make sure he at least gets to hear the recordings later in the day. He’s listening right here now, peacefully, occasionally laughing at your sense of humor, he says you tickle him and you’re hitting on all cylinders! Thank you for praying with us each day. Love you, Christy

Sweet Kitty…I’m a bit behind in my reading, as I’ve just gotten around to listening to your week 4 Pray More Novenas Advent Retreat. I was touched beyond reason and let the tears flow as you recounted your visit to the cottage in the woods. It was so beautiful!! I’ve always had a special place in my heart for Mary….and Joseph. My last prayer each and every night is the MEMORARE…I learned it as a child and never thought that at 75 years old, it would STILL be in my mind!! I lost my beloved spouse almost 19 months ago, as the result of a motorcycle accident. We were teenage sweethearts and walked side by side for almost 60 years. The pain experienced by not being at his side when he got his Eternal Wings….because of Covid restrictions…haunted me and kept me broken. My strong faith and my Cajun resilience have helped me walk this horrendous Grief Journey, along with beautiful words from speakers such as yourself. Thank you seems just not enough…you are SO appreciated…your guidance and sincerity reach deep down…..Continue on your path, Sweet Kitty!!

Dear Kitty, I believe the Holy Spirit has led me to search my inbox & listen to your talk on the advent retreat. Being consumed with taking care of my sister battling cancer I never followed the retreat sessions. My 42-year-old sister passed away on Christmas Day after suffering from cancer for almost 7 years. We have been distraught & there are times my faith seems to fail me & I cannot accept what has happened to her. Thank you so much for reminding me of God’s Grace & Divine Mercy. I prayed Divine Mercy every day with her until the end. I felt so connected to your suffering. I was extremely touched by the story of your dad’s “surrender to God.”  I desperately wanted to “hold” onto my sister forever & never let her go. Perhaps I’ve learned through this message it’s never too late to surrender to a God who loves us unconditionally. May God continue to bless your ministry & your family. Warm greetings, Antoinette

Dear Antoinette, I’m so very sorry for the loss of your sister to cancer. She suffered for so long, and I’m sure you were a great consolation to her, especially with the praying of the Divine Mercy chaplet. What a gift! Of course, we all want to hold on to our loved ones as long as we can, but they do not belong to us–they are only loaned to us for a time. The good news is that for people of faith, all will be restored in the end. I can’t wait to see my dad again! And I’m sure your sister will be waiting with open arms. May Our Lord bless you and console you in your grief, Kitty

I am just a little person looking for peace in my heart in these trying times. Thank you so much for helping me with that.  I am on day 18 tomorrow on the 33 Days to Morning Glory and it has changed my life. One question: I can still pray to all my saints that I have been praying to. Right? I love the Blessed Mother she has already given me a small favor, but I can’t abandon the saints that have done so much for me in the past. Let me know your thoughts. I think I subscribed to your site, not too techy, but trying. Thanks again for coming into my life, Loretta

Dear Loretta–Yes, by all means, continue to develop your relationships with the saints! They are beloved members of the family who love you and pray for you. God bless you! Kitty