Last April 30 (2016) I introduced a laywoman who can be an example to all called to sanctity in the Church. She was a Benedictine Oblate. On June 10 of this year she was beatified in her native town of
Following
the recitation of the Angelus in St. Peter’s Square on June 11, Trinity Sunday,
Pope Francis said that BL. ITALA MELA
grew up in a family that was far from the faith. In her youth she professed
herself an atheist after the death of a brother. She later converted following an intense spiritual
experience. She was committed among Catholic university students; then she
became a Benedictine Oblate and undertook a mystical journey focused on the
mystery of the Most Holy Trinity taking the name Maria of the Blessed Trinity.
“May the
testimony of the new Blessed encourage us, during our days, to turn our thought
often to God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, who dwells in the cell of our heart.”
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