Masloobi Kahan

Some people leave a deep mark on your life. You don't just want to follow them. They also want to be like them. I remember When I was studying Al-Nabi'at at Karachi Major seminary. I agreed to read an article about Padre Pato in an English magazine. As I read this article, my heart was touched. Father Pio was also a follower of St. Francis of Assisi and a member of the Capuchin Congregation. I was also a member of that group. So I wanted to know more about this personality and spirituality. After St. Francis of Assisi, these were the second men I read about for the first time and heard that they had received the five wounds of the Lord Jesus Christ. of the crucifixion. At that time, because the church ordinances did not declare Father Pio blessed, holy, So there is very little to read about them. In 1993, I had the opportunity to go to Ireland (where I had gone for higher studies) for the Eid-e-Pashka holidays. There he not only visited the holy places of Holy France, but also saw with his own eyes the places where Father Peto used to sit up, pray, offer Holy Mass and hear confessions. I also prayed before the cross in which they found the five wounds of Jesus' crucifixion. I also had the privilege of sitting on the bench and eating at the table where my father used to drink. Talk to all the members of the group