Saint Philomena Prayers

The Story of St. Philomena
It is said that Saint Philomena revealed Her story to three people who did not know one another and who resided in different parts of the world. These private revelations unveiled the story of Saint Philomena’s life in great detail and were amazingly identical accounts.
"Filomena" [Ital.] "Philomène" [Fr.] "Philomena" [Eng.]
One of the most well-known recipients of this revelation was the Foundress of the Oblates of Our Lady of Sorrows, Mother Maria Luisa di Gesù, a Dominican Tertiary.

On August 3, 1833, after having received the Eucharist, the nun Maria was praying before Saint Philomena’s statue and at that moment felt a strong desire to know the true date of the Saint’s martyrdom. August 10 was the day St. Philomena’s relics had arrived in Mugnano, Italy. This date was significant to the people of Mugnano, but not to those who lived elsewhere. As Maria contemplated this, she closed her eyes and suddenly a gracious and gentle voice came from the direction of the statue, saying:

"Dear Sister, August the tenth was the day of my rest, my triumph, my birth into Heaven, my entering into the possession of such eternal goods as the human mind cannot possibly imagine. That is why my Heavenly Spouse disposed, by His most high decrees that my coming to Mugnano should be on the day which had seen my coming to Heaven! He prepared so many circumstances which should make my arrival at Mugnano glorious and triumphant; giving joy to all the people, even though the priest who brought me had absolutely decided that my translation should take place on the fifth of the month very quietly in his own house. My omnipotent Spouse impeded him with so many obstacles that the priest, although he did all he could to carry out his plan, could not do so. And so it came about that the said translation was made on the tenth, the day of my feast in Heaven." The Story of St. Philomena
It is Said That Saint Philomena Her story revealed WHO to three people did not know one another and WHO resided in different parts of the world. These private revelations unveiled the story of Saint Philomena's life in great detail and amazingly Were identical accounts.
"Filomena" [Ital.] "Philomène" [Fr.] "Philomena" [Eng.]
One of The most well-known recipients of esta revelation was the Foundress of the Oblates of Our Lady of Sorrows, Mother Maria Luisa di Gesù, a Dominican Tertiary.
 
On August 3, 1833, after the Eucharist Having received, the nun Maria was praying before Saint Philomena's statue and at that moment felt a strong desire to know the true date of the Saint's martyrdom. August 10 was the day St. Philomena's relics arrived in Mugnano ADH, Italy. This date was significant to the people of Mugnano, but not to Those Who lived elsewhere. As Maria Contemplated This, she closed her eyes and gracious and gentle Suddenly a voice came from the direction of the statue, saying:
 
"Dear Sister, August the tenth was the day of my rest, my triumph, my birth into Heaven, my entering into the possession of Such eternal goods as the human mind can not possibly imagine. That is why my Heavenly Spouse disposed, by His MOST ! high Decrees That my coming to Mugnano Should be on the day Which HAD seen my coming to Heaven I have prepared so many Circumstances Which Should make my arrival at Mugnano glorious and triumphant, giving joy to all the people, even though the priest WHO Brought me ADH absolutely DECIDED That my translation Should take place on the fifth of the month very quietly in His own house. my omnipotent Spouse impeded him With so many obstacles That the priest,, Although I did all I Could to carry out His plan, I could not do so. And so it came About That was the translation Said made on the tenth, the day of my feast in Heaven. "