THE PRAYER OR BLESSING AGAINST STORMS
(This prayer is of great importance.)
Make the Sign of the Cross on the 
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Jesus Christ a King of Glory has come in Peace. God became man, and the Word was made flesh. Christ was born of a Virgin. Christ suffered. Christ was crucified. Christ died. Christ rose from the dead. Christ ascended into Heaven. Christ conquers. Christ reigns. Christ orders. May Christ protect us from all storms and lightning. Christ went through their midst in peace, and the Word was made flesh. Christ is with us with Mary. Flee you enemy spirits because the Lion of the Generation of Judah, the Root David, has won. Holy God! Holy Powerful God! Holy Immortal God! Have mercy on us. Amen!
We are not sure about the exact origins of this powerful prayer, but according to one (unverified) narration, it was said that in the 13th century a pilgrim priest visited a convent and church near Lisbon, Portugal which had been plagued by severely damaging annual storms. The pilgrim priest wrote a prayer for the convent and left it with the gatekeeper before he disappeared without a trace. The convent’s residents posted the prayer and were never harmed by any subsequent storms. The same prayer was ordered published by Pope Innocent III, which has made its way to the regular Pieta Prayer booklet. (In a certain ‘Novus Ordo’ private revelation, it was mentioned that the pilgrim priest was St. Anthony of Padua; though we cannot vouch for its authenticity nor endorse the alleged apparitions.)
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Chapel of the Most Holy Trinity 