Frank J. Maduri

Frank J. Maduri is a dynamic freelance writer and journalist with numerous publishing credits for websites, local magazines, and news organizations. He has published articles and creative writing on his Catholic faith and on Catholic doctrine. Frank is a very talented creative writer having written short stories, a novella, and hundreds of poems. Mr. Maduri attended Catholic schools during his entire educational formation. He attributes all of his success to his his strong faith and relationship with Jesus Christ.

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The Most Sacred Heart Of Jesus
The Most Sacred Heart Of Jesus
The Catholic Church recognizes the feast day of The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus nineteen days after Pentecost, which this year fell on June 28th. It is a time where, traditionally, believers have reflected upon The Five Wounds which Jesus suffered during The Crucifixion. The Wounded Heart of Jesus being a most Sacred Wound,
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Via Lucis – The Way of Light
Via Lucis – The Way of Light
The Via Lucis, or The Way of Light, or The Stations of the Resurrection, is a prayer ritual that is much lesser known than the more traditional practice known as The Stations of The Cross. The Via Lucis is far more contemporary having been initially presented in 1988 and formally adopted by the Vatican in 2001.
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The Chaplet of St. Joseph
The Chaplet of St. Joseph
My devotion to St. Joseph has been a part of my faith journey for as long as I can remember. I have always felt a special closeness to this great and influential saint within the Catholic tradition. In prior work for this site I have shared that St. Joseph was my Confirmation Saint, and that anything I have asked for when I pray for his intercession, it comes to fruition.
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Preparing For Lent: Praying The Holy Rosary
Preparing For Lent: Praying The Holy Rosary
The season of Lent and the start of the preparation for Easter begins on Ash Wednesday which is March 6th, and the call for increases in prayer, fasting, and almsgiving (charity) will be central to Catholics around the world.
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The Seven Joys Of Our Lady – The Franciscan Crown
The Seven Joys Of Our Lady – The Franciscan Crown
The month of December is a preparation time in Advent when we, as Catholics, prepare for the Birth of Our Savior. One way we prepare is through focused prayer and routine prayer daily. The Franciscan Crown is a traditional prayer routine, a version of the Holy Rosary which focuses on seven events, also known as the Seven Joys of Mary.
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His Love Revealed: The Transfiguration of The Lord
His Love Revealed: The Transfiguration of The Lord
The Holy Catholic Church will celebrate The Transfiguration of The Lord on Monday, August 6th, the event marked in the Gospels as well as in The Luminous Mysteries of The Holy Rosary.
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The Regina Coeli: Graces From The Queen Of Heaven
The Regina Coeli: Graces From The Queen Of Heaven
The Regina Coeli is a traditional Easter prayer for Catholics which translated from Latin is “Queen of Heaven” which is used in place of The Angelus prayer from Easter Sunday through to Pentecost Sunday.
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Advent & The Divine Mercy Message
Advent & The Divine Mercy Message
Advent is a season of waiting and preparing within the Catholic faith for Christmas Day. It is a time to pray, reflect, and meditate in order to focus your mind, heart, and soul on the second coming of Jesus at the end of the world.
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The Legacy Of Saint Vincent de Paul
The Legacy Of Saint Vincent de Paul
The natural disasters from hurricanes, to earthquakes, and to tsunami events are a reminder to us all the importance of charity. The areas of Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Mexico, the Caribbean, Puerto Rico, and Japan devastated by natural disasters are reliant upon the charitable giving of others to restore cities and communities.
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The Exaltation Of The Holy Cross
The Exaltation Of The Holy Cross
The Exaltation of the Holy Cross is commemorated by the Holy Catholic Church on September 14th and is a reminder of the importance of the core symbol of our faith as well as the sacrifice that Our Lord made upon the Holy Cross for our salvation. We honor that Cross on which Christ won for us our redemption.
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Reflections on the Coronation of The Blessed Virgin Mary
Reflections on the Coronation of The Blessed Virgin Mary
The Liturgical Calendar marks The Assumption of The Blessed Virgin Mary on August 15th and in my reflection during the course of that Holy Day of Obligation, I found myself pondering the events handed down through centuries of Catholic tradition. The backdrop is the world in which there seems to be so much darkness, anger, and fear.
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Poetry: "The Way"
Poetry: "The Way"
It began in the Garden when You were seized; Continued with a crowd that insulted and teased. A rigged trial where You were ridiculed, condemned;
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The Fatima Message One Hundred Years Later
The Fatima Message One Hundred Years Later
The Catholic Church will mark the one hundredth anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima on May 13th. It was announced earlier this week that the International Pilgrim Virgin statue of Our Lady of Fatima will visit the United Nations headquarters in New York on Friday, May 12th. That is a very important symbolic gesture because the main message of the Fatima apparitions centered upon w
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Lent: Ashes To The Cross – A Season Of Renewed Faith
Lent: Ashes To The Cross – A Season Of Renewed Faith
The season of Lent in the Liturgical Calendar began this year on March 1st with Ash Wednesday. This period of forty days of preparation for The Resurrection Of Our Lord on Easter Sunday, is marked by increased prayer, service, and devotion to sacred rituals such as receiving Penance and Holy Communion more frequently.
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The Holy Family: Resilience, Perseverance, and Grace
The Holy Family: Resilience, Perseverance, and Grace
The family unit has been under increased pressure from society and so many families have accounts of sadness, conflict, and are on the verge of disintegration. The recent homilies from Pope Francis center around the 100th anniversary of Our Lady’s apparitions in Fatima and the revelation that Mary told the children there that the final battle with the devil will center on the family.
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