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Tony Fodor joined Carol for her first interview of 2026, sharing insights into his new project, Mary’s Heel, which can be found at www.marysheel.org. During the conversation, Tony spoke about the inspiration behind the ministry and how it brings together science, happiness, and the Christian faith. Tony explained how modern scientific research on happiness, purpose, […]

Carol offered a gentle and meaningful reflection on the September 11, 1906 passage from Volume 7 of The Book of Heaven. She emphasized how Jesus teaches Luisa that the glory of God shines most beautifully in a soul who lives in His Divine Will.

Hello Friends - just an update on our Divine Will Day that happened on Saturday October 25th and it was a great day. Thank you to all of you who came from all parts of Scotland as it was wonderful to see you. Video highlights is on its way by hopefully next week so stay tuned!

Event is at St Joseph's Bonnybridge, 30 Broomhill Rd, Bonnybridge, Falkirk - FK4 2AN.

In this moving conversation with Fr. Mark Stang, Father shares with Carol on his journey into the priesthood and the challenges he faced along the way. He shares on a wonderful experience he had with the Eucharist that set him on the path to continue his studies to become a priest. Father also shares on his battle with cancer and the healing he received from the Lord.

The role of the priest in the Divine Will — particularly as understood in the spirituality rooted in the writings of Servant of God Luisa Piccarreta — is both profound and unique. This spirituality emphasizes total union with God’s Divine Will, so the priest’s mission takes on an even more elevated, interior, and cosmic significance.

In this great conversation with Daniel, he shares on this significant time in history we are in - in light of recent events and the Divine Will.

We had a Eucharistic Procession in Dublin's city centre yesterday on Sept 7th. It was a phenomenal day for Dublin and for Ireland yesterday as we processed with Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament around some of Dublin's busiest streets