Maria Teresa Manelli, a spiritual daughter of Padre Pio, shares personal insights into his exceptional role as a confessor and the deep spiritual connection he fostered. Discover the journey of Francesco Forgione, who became Padre Pio, and the significant events that shaped his life, including the reception of the stigmata. Despite controversies and challenges, Padre Pio’s unwavering devotion and powerful prayer life left an indelible mark on the faithful. Experience the enduring legacy of this beloved saint who continues to inspire millions of pilgrims worldwide.
Spiritual Daughter of Padre Pio recounts some of the miracles and torments of the devil experienced
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