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    Blessed Anna Maria Taigi
    Blessed Anna Maria Taigi
    Blessed Anna Maria Taigi
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    Blessed Anna Maria Taigi

    By Bob Lord and Penny Lord

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    Blessed Anna Maria Taigi lived during the time of Napoleon in Rome. She was gifted with unique gifts of Prophecy and other Divine Manifestations.
    Bob and Penny traveled to Rome and gathered the information for this fascinating ebook on the life of Blessed Anna Maria Taigi.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJourneys of Faith
    Release dateSep 12, 2010
    ISBN9781452320885
    Blessed Anna Maria Taigi
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    Bob Lord

    Bob and Penny Lord renowned Catholic Authors and hosts on EWTN. They are best known for their media on Miracles of the Eucharist and Many Faces of Mary. They have been dubbed experts on the Catholic Saints. They produced over 200 television programs for EWTN global television network and wrote over 25 books and hundreds of ebooks.

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      Blessed Anna Maria Taigi - Bob Lord

      Blessed Anna Maria Taigi

      Bob and Penny Lord

      Published by Bob and Penny Lord at Smashwords

      Copyright 2010 Bob and Penny Lord

      Discover other titles by Bob and Penny Lord at http://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/bobandpennylord

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you are reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashword.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of the author.

      Blessed Anna Maria Taigi

      Loyal Wife,

      Loving Mother,

      Faithful Daughter of the Church

      Mystic and Stigmatist

      Advisor to the Popes

      In our book Martyrs, They Died for Christ we tracked the walk of two people born into a time of infamy, that of a Blessed Edith Stein1 and Adolf Hitler. One went to her death in reparation for the sins of the other who had caused such death and devastation. One will be remembered for her generous heart and the other will be accursed for generations to come.

      This story is about another who suffered, only as a Dry Martyr2 for her Lord, a willing victim of sacrifice for her Church. Just as Blessed Anna Maria Taigi was being born in Italy, another child was coming into the world, Napoleon Bonaparte. When Anna Maria opened her eyes and let out her first cry, it was to a world groaning in pain, a world inundated by sin and perversion, very like our own. The throne of France was heading madly toward its own destruction and demise, taking Christianity down with it. Because of the decadence of that court, with its greed and disregard for its own people, anger was fueled by a few with an agenda; and the furor spread throughout France, with the Church becoming a target of the holocaust, innocent priests and religious falling alongside the nobility, victims of the guillotine in that insidious French Revolution.

      It looked like the end of all that was decent and traditional. Whole nations, known for their faithfulness to the Church, were swept away by the deadly current, their leaders drowning in sin. Masonry entered holy Poland through the betrayal of its own king, he whom his subjects so loved and trusted. Helpless lambs of Catholic countries like Spain and Italy were sacrificed as their royalty flocked to the Masonic Temple erected in Warsaw, seeking the prestige and power that this diabolical society could offer them. But its head is the father of lies and he always betrays. As he was making promises to the unscrupulous nobility, he was placing his fallen angels among equally decadent peasants who would fan the flames of discontent and cause the demise of not only the Royal Houses of Europe but the destruction of the Church as well.

      A Blessed is born

      In Siena, on May 29, 1769, a baby girl was born to Mary Santa Masi3 and Luigi Giannetti. Our little future Blessed came from a very well respected family. Two and a half months after her birth, Napoleon Bonaparte I was born, he who would destroy and plunder all that was good and holy. Like Anna Maria, Napoleon was born of Italian and Tuscan lineage. His background was again like hers, in

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