The Infant of Prague: “The More You Honor Me, The More I Will Bless You”
- Preacher
- Sensus Fidelium
- Tradition
- Roman Catholic
- Published
- Length
- 9:03
About this sermon
This Sunday you may notice a small but powerful change in the sanctuary — the Infant of Prague will be placed in a more prominent location with a kneeler and prayer table. Why? Because this is not merely a statue. It is one of the most beloved devotions in the Catholic Church — a devotion tied to miracles, war, restoration, healing, and a promise from Our Lord Himself: “Have pity on Me and I will have pity on you. Give Me My hands and I will give you peace. The more you honor Me, the more I will bless you.” In this sermon, we explore: • The origins of the Infant of Prague • The Spanish Carmelite brother who carved it • How it survived war and Protestant plundering • The miraculous words spoken to Fr. Cyril • The restoration of its broken hands • Its solemn coronation in 1655 • Modern miracles in the 1990s • Personal testimonies involving religious orders and bishops • Why devotion to the Child Jesus still brings blessings today From 17th-century Prague to modern America, the promise remains the same. The Infant Jesus is not silent. And He still blesses those who honor Him. If you have never prayed the Novena to the Infant of Prague, now may be the time. 🙏 “The more you honor Me, the more I will bless you.” 0:00 Introduction – A Change in the Sanctuary 0:26 Prague in the 1600s – War and Loss 1:10 Origins of the Infant of Prague 1:50 The Carmelite Brother & the Vision 2:12 From Spain to Prague 2:54 The Statue Lost and Recovered 3:35 The Infant Speaks to Fr. Cyril 4:05 “Give Me My Hands…” 4:27 The Miraculous Repair 5:00 The Coronation of 1655 5:40 Modern Miracles (1994–1995) 6:40 Personal Testimonies of Blessings 8:07 The Promise Still Stands 8:21 Invitation to Honor the Infant For more please visit www.luke1128.org & remember to say 3 Hail Marys for the priest The website https://sensusfidelium.us/ To donate please visit https://sensusfidelium.us/donate-support/ Donations to Sensus Fidelium is 501(c)3 tax deductible #InfantOfPrague #CatholicDevotion #CatholicMiracles #ChildJesus #TraditionalCatholic #LatinMass #CatholicSermon #CatholicFaith #Novena #Carmelite
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