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Join me in spirit

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Join me in Spirit

YouTube has struck my new video channel, where I normally do the broadcasts for the Supplica, every night. So if I do more broadcasts I risk losing the videos already created.

So I invite you to join me in spirit, instead, each midnight, Rome Time, saying the prayers we have been saying for 10 months.

I will be there physically at the same time and pray with you.

This way you will all merit more, since Our Lord said, “When you pray, go to your room and shut the door, and pray to your Father in secret, and Your Father who is in secret will reward you!”

As for live streaming, there are no platforms where I can do that and not be censured again. And I explain this in my recent article, here.

With Globalist Censorship growing daily, No one will ever know about the above article, if you do not share it.

10 thoughts on “Join me in spirit”

  1. I’ll be there, in spirit!         Chantal
    På mandag 14. desember 2020, 23:00:53 CET skrev FromRome.Info følgende: | Editor posted: “” | |

  4. So what alternatives are available to in order to have the midnight prayers either live or as a replay video. Is it possible to have an audio only. How can an audio link be relayed to either a Christian radio station or to another media. Can a live video or live audio play in the fromRome dot info website?
    Other Catholic websites are having similar problems with youtube. I am sorry not been able to find a solution to this problem.

      1. Recorded prayers are not prayers. Zoom does do live feeds, but only to YouTube. And if I open a channel they will simply ban me there. I am just blacklisted. Have to accept that and move on. But there is no other live streaming service, which would not ban me for what I say, so that is why I appealed for Catholics to form their own platfom. No point pouring water into sand.

  5. Yes, of course we are with you in spirit (and in truth).
    This is a horrible setback, but not unexpected in this diabolically uncalm, unbright Christmas season when Psalm 130 seems to have replaced the carols:
    “Out of the depths I have cried to Thee O Lord! Lord, hear my voice. Let Thine ears be attentive to the voice of my supplication.
    If Thou, O Lord! wilt mark iniquities: Lord, who shall stand it? For with Thee there is mercy: and by reason of Thy law I have waited on Thee, O Lord!
    My soul hath relied on His word: my soul hath hoped in the Lord. From the morning watch even until night…
    V. Lord, hear my prayer.
    R. And let my cry come unto Thee.
    Bless, O my God! the repose I am about to take, that, renewing my strength, I may be better enabled to serve Thee. Pour down Thy blessings, O Lord! on my parents, relations, friends… Assist the poor and the afflicted, and those who are now in their last agony. Look with an eye of pity on the suffering souls…put an end to their torments, and lead them forth into everlasting joy.”

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