LETTER TO THE FAITHFUL OF ENGLAND OUR UNITED KINGDOW

 

Dear faithful of the United Kingdom, I am very sorry for the situation through which your country is crossing and I ask Our Good God to improve things to be able one day, if divine Providence allows it to go back to your beautiful country, for now all of you are in my prayers and when I say all it is because each one that I saw and greeted enters my prayers individually.

As thanks to God, I have opened a telegram group only for Spanish-speaking people, but it does not seem fair that it is only for them since the group's patronage is San Eduardo Rey de Inglaterra.

Thank God I was able to visit his remains at the WESTMINSTER Abbey , kneel down for a great moment and pray first for you and then for the Spanish speakers so that my apostolate at that time would be as fruitful as possible despite the language, thank God and Saint Eduardo went well for me so I feel it from the heart, thank you for the enormous gift of having met you.

You are not obliged to belong to this group, but if you think it is wise, I cannot prevent you from belonging to it, I leave it to your discretion.

What else would your server like than to see how other souls are nourished or informed by the articles of your server? I have an enormous zeal for souls. Would I like the whole world to understand that there is nothing greater than seeing many souls saved by the Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ? For this reason, the Ut Fideles Inveniatur Blog was founded, which does not receive subsidies from anyone until now because it was done without profit and in order to reach as many souls as possible in the world and be really a lighthouse (at least that is my goal. in all honesty) and light at the same time for its 2500 articles in the content.

If you have noticed for a short time here I have edited articles in your language, that inspiration came from the Father of Lights, that is, from Our Good Father God, it may not be good English, but I consider it good intention.

Your servant is entrusted to your prayers: Arturo Vargas Meza Fr.