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In today’s noisy, busy world, we have forgotten how much God is intimately involved in our lives. These real-life stories demonstrate His deep love and mercy for each of us. The stories remind us of the fact that there are no simple coincidences: “coincidences” are disguises of God’s providence. Hopefully, those who read these stories will ponder this and perhaps become more aware of God’s presence in their own personal lives as, in the lives of those around them.

Rev. Julius D. Leloczky, O. Cist.

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Marge Gianguilio is a former New Yorker who found herself relocated to Texas while working as a Corporate Executive at American Airlines.  She describes herself as a fallen away Catholic who experienced a deep conversion after going on a pilgrimage to Medjugorie. This experience awakened her desire to more fully live out her Catholic faith.  As a daily Adorer of Eucharistic Adoration, she received many promptings from the Holy Spirit that came to fruition throughout the Diocese of Dallas and cascading to eventually touch the lives of hundreds, if not thousands of people around the world. Her many involvements include implementing Eucharistic Adoration programs, Sidewalk Counseling at Abortion Clinics, instigating a worldwide program for praying for our priests, volunteering with Eucharistic Centered Youth retreats, Guadalupe Radio Network, St Vincent de Paul and the Catholic ProLife Committee. She wrote Non Nobis Domine at the request of her Spiritual Director whose hope is to provide one more opportunity to direct souls to God.

 

In Non Nobis Domine, her first book, Marge brings an honest and compelling account of both her life and the lives of those touched by an outpouring of God’s Goodness and His Mercy.

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