1 o' clock prayer (partially found Filipino prayer habit interstitial; 1990s-2000s): Difference between revisions

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Status: Partially Found

The Seed-Love Devotion is a daily Catholic prayer habit in the Philippines of praying one Hail Mary at one o'clock.^[1] It was developed by Mama Mary’s Movement Foundation Inc. founded on May 6, 1993.^[2] It is the opposite to the Divine Mercy, which is prayed at three o'clock.

In the 1990s, ABC 5 (now TV5) and IBC 13 aired a daily 1 o'clock Prayer interstitial. The footage accompanying the prayer was said to be unsettling, as it contains the image of the so-called "Bloodshed Mary" or Mary crying in blood, also known as the Agoo Apparition.

Premise

The segment starts with the time "1 o'clock" displayed. The word "WISH" (Worship God the Father, Immaculate Heart of Mary, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Holy Spirit) is shown, followed by an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, then an image of The Immaculate Heart of Mary. The prayer was then narrated. Different pictures of Mary, Baclaran Church, Catholics, and the infamous Agoo Apparition are shown. A typewriter-like written with the words "Heavenly Father with Mama Mary, we lift up to you the petitions of our brothers and sisters who are praying now..."^[3] was shown and a long pause was seen with a picture of Mary crying with Jesus (said to be the Pieta painting) during the "...and at the hour of our death, Amen." part. The phrase "Mama Mary leads us to Jesus, Seed Love Devotion" on Apple Garamond font was then shown^[4] along with the logo of Mama Mary’s Movement Foundation Inc.^[5]

According to eyewitnesses, these are the following pictures shown while the voiceover speaks the prayer:

Hail Mary = Guadalupe
Full of grace = Our Lady Mary, Mediatrix of All Grace
The Lord is with you = Baclaran Church
Blessed are you among women = Woman praying in Baclaran Church
And blessed is the fruit of your womb Jesus = Crucified and dead Jesus Christ
Holy Mary Mother of God = Agoo Apparition
Pray for us, sinners now... = A crowd of Catholics.
...and at the hour of our death, Amen. = a picture of Mary crying with Jesus (said to be the Pieta painting)

Availability

It is said to be aired on Sine Klasiks on ABC-5 and before cartoons on IBC-13.^[6] It is said to be aired during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The 2000s version which has still the WISH part^[7] is available on the web and is a laid-back not like it's predecessor. Several pictures used in the commercial are available online.

However, the 1990s version of the interstitial hasn't yet resurfaced on the web.

Available pictures used in the commercial

Illustration of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary, which was said to have been used after the WISH segment.
Said to be shown at the 1 o' clock segment. From the plaque in Tierra de Maria.
Our Lady of Guadalupe. Shown in the "Hail Mary.." prayer segment.
Our Lady Mary, Mediatrix of All Grace. Shown during the "Full of grace..." prayer segment.
The infamous Agoo Apparition. Shown during the "Holy Mary Mother of God..." segment.
Shown at the end of the commercial.

Gallery

2000s version of the prayer habit, retains the WISH segment.

References

↑ Seed Love Devotion blog, which has the 2000s version of the said prayer. Retrieved 31 Oct '21
↑ Blogspot about the said prayer habit. Retrieved 31 Oct '21
↑ A photo of the Agoo Apparition said to be on the interstitial with people describing it. Retrieved 30 Sept '23
↑ People describing and reminiscing the said prayer habit. Retrieved 31 Oct '21
↑ Chronological sequence of the interstitial recollected from an eyewitness. Retrieved 30 Sept '23
↑ People said it aired on ABC-5 and IBC-13. Retrieved 31 Oct '21
↑ 2000s version of the ad. Retrieved 31 Oct '21

[1] Seed Love Devotion blog, which has the 2000s version of the said prayer. Retrieved 31 Oct '21

[2] Blogspot about the said prayer habit. Retrieved 31 Oct '21

[3] A photo of the Agoo Apparition said to be on the interstitial with people describing it. Retrieved 30 Sept '23

[4] People describing and reminiscing the said prayer habit. Retrieved 31 Oct '21

[5] Chronological sequence of the interstitial recollected from an eyewitness. Retrieved 30 Sept '23

[6] People said it aired on ABC-5 and IBC-13. Retrieved 31 Oct '21

[7] 2000s version of the ad. Retrieved 31 Oct '21

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 *'''Pray for us, sinners now... = A crowd of Catholics.'''<br>
 *'''...and at the hour of our death, Amen. = a picture of Mary crying with Jesus (said to be the Pieta painting)
-In the early 2000s, an different version of the interstitial with Bro. Jiggers Alejendrino, founder of the Mamy Mary's Movement Foundation did the introductions. The segment with the clock saying "1 o'clock". Bro. Jiggers appears on screen and inviting its viewers to doing "1 Hail Mary at One o'clock for One Another". the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe at the Tierra de Maria Chapel is accompany by images of a person caring for the sick, a person while at work and a group persons walking outside, then the word "WISH" (Worship God the Father, Immaculate Heart of Mary, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Holy Spirit) from the 1990s version is shown. Bro. Jiggers later saying "Let us now pray", then Bro. Jiggers and the group of people in the Tierra de Maria Chapel then reciting the prayer, accompanied with the images of Our Lady of Guadalupe, The Crucified Lord and the original statue of Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth. Bro. Jiggers says the words "Heavenly Father with Mama Mary, we lift up to you the wishes of our brothers and sisters who are praying now...", and Bro. Jiggers and the group of people ends the prayer with "...and at the hour of our death, Amen." along with the phrase "Mama Mary, hold our hands and leads us to Jesus" when the Our Lady of Guadalupe and The Crucified Lord appears again, then the original statue of Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth appears on the left side of the screen and the logo of Mama Mary’s Movement Foundation Inc. and the contact information appears on the right side.
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