Our Lady of Tenderness

 


Days before Father Alexander Kryssov of CMRI will visit Cebu to celebrate the first sedevacantist mass in Cebu, Our Lady of Tenderness, a Marian image from a Novus Ordo group called Fratello visited the Asilo de La Milgarosa chapel in Cebu. Asilo de La Milagrosa was founded 1934 and is run by the Vincentians and the Daughters of Charity. I consider the visit of Our Lady of Tenderness to be a precursor to Father Kryssov coming to Cebu to celebrate the first sedevacantist mass in the Cradle of Christianity in the Philippines. I thanked Our Lady for allowing a sedevacantist priest to visit Cebu, and in the intention box, I put a pamphlet on Our Lady of Good Success of Quito in the petition box, and according to the employee in charge, the petition box will go to Rome. Let's hope that the pamphlet will convert many.

Ryan

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