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Thank you dear Martha

Thank you dear Judy for your comment. I agree with you, and even when recording the prayer it seemed a little strange not to include them. However, as mentioned in the description, this was taken directly from a book by Geraldine Ryan, which I asked her to 'okay'. The Archangels are dealt with individually in her book, not as a choir. I love that you picked up their absence Blessings and Love in the Divine Will. Fiat.

Thank you Mary, this is a daily prayer, so hope you can consider doing it daily. Hence the words on the screen 😍

You are most welcome. Thank you for your comment. Fiat.

Thank you Anne, Blessings x

Thanks for your comment, Kaye. Much appreciated x

Thank you Kaye, I hope they assist you in praying the Round xx

Thank you dear Maria for your encouragement.

Dear brother in Christ, thank you for your comment. I appreciate it as each comment assists the algorithm of RUclips to disperse the video wider. As to the subject of your comment, I don't understand why you would consider the entry you quoted as being contradictory to Catholic dogma, and would appreciate you perhaps expanding on this. I am sure others reading your comment would also like to hear what you see in this as contradictory. Blessings in His Divine Will always.

​@@prayinginthedivinewill7077 According to Catholic dogma, the consecrated Host itself is 100% Jesus Himself literally, including all particles. It is not a dwelling place or cortege that contains Jesus , as claimed in The Book of Heaven allegedly revealed to Luisa Piccareta .

@@stephenho7156 I have asked my Parish priest (not in the Divine Will) and a retired priest (in the Divine Will) whether these words are contradictory to Catholic dogma. My Parish Priest stated that the word 'dwelling' means the presence is there. He added that if it is taken out of context it could mean something else, but that he saw no issues with the words. The retired priest, who was a Vicar General in his diocese before retiring, stated that the words seemed orthodox to him. A friend who goes onto Fr Iannuzzi's lessons on Sundays will ask him for a clarifying answer for you. Fr Iannuzzi is a theologian and doctoral alumnus of the Gregorian Pontifical University of Rome. His thesis was on the Book of Heaven, and was so successfully defended that he received an Honours grade to the thesis. Your question will be dealt with as fully as we can do for you. Blessings in His Will.

​@@prayinginthedivinewill7077 the consecrated Host is Jesus Himself and not a dwelling place or cortege for Jesus

@@stephenho7156 Agreed. Dwelling; word means presence. We don't disagree.