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Mary's bread crumbs
Mary's bread crumbs
By Sharon Graham
Mary leading me to the rosary.
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'The Living Will Envy the Dead' ... Our Lady's messages from Akita (Japan)
'The Living Will Envy the Dead' ... Our Lady's messages from Akita (Japan)
By Stephen Clark
In a TV ‘cop’ show I watched the other day, as they were about to introduce a new character they used the phrase – “He’s old testament” to let us know this muscled giant would dispense justice swiftly and squarely without compromise or any faffing around. And so he did.
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Under the Protection of the Blessed Mother
Under the Protection of the Blessed Mother
By Caroline Godin
I recently was blessed with the presence of the Our Lady of Fatima statue in my home. With the growing number of unchurched Catholics in America, the America Needs Fatima campaign (ANF) seeks to bring Our Lady into as many homes as possible in order to spread her message of repentance, persistence of prayer, and hope in Jesus.
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Listen to Your Mama
Listen to Your Mama
By Bill Dunn
At the Connecticut Catholic Men’s Conference back in September, one of the guest speakers was a Catholic evangelist named Gary Zimak, who gave a very interesting talk about the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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The Life of St. Joseph
The Life of St. Joseph
By Catholic365
St Joseph was the husband of the Virgin Mary and foster father of Jesus. He was a hardworking carpenter and the Scripture describe him as "a righteous man" (Matthew 1:18).
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Prayers and Promises
Prayers and Promises
By Carol Monaco
The Rosary is a sweet, easy, and accessible prayer.
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In the end my Immaculate heart will Triumph
In the end my Immaculate heart will Triumph
By Stephen Clark
I wondered the other day, how the world would look if the Second World War did not happen. No Nazi’s, no holocaust nor concentration camps, no mourning widows and orphans, no dead soldiers; Eastern Europe without a half-century of living in the dark shadows of the Soviet Union.
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Go to Mom!
Go to Mom!
By Troy Kroening
We know this instinctively. Going to Mom feels like going to a comfortable pillow. Got a problem, got an owie (sorry, I have young children). We instinctively go to Mom. And if your Mom also is the Mother of God, oh that is powerful. And Mary is just that. And while she cannot physically console us, she can spiritually. And she has the pull with her Son to get what you need.
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Mary is an example for welcoming a child
Mary is an example for welcoming a child
By George Calleja
For sure that you have heard the story of Mary being the mother of Jesus. For sure that you heard and know about the ‘yes’ that Mary said to the angel upon announcing to her that she would become the mother of Jesus.
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Evidence of Hell
Evidence of Hell
By Stephen Clark
The other day I found a German Catholic pamphlet from the 1930’s with something a bit different. It was called ‘A Soul in Hell ... the story of Annette’ .
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A Lourdes Miracle
A Lourdes Miracle
By Stephen Clark
As international travel remains disrupted by the pandemic; most of my communication with family between England and the Philippines is through skype these days where we share stories ‘over the ether’.
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Our Lady of Sorrows Devotion
Our Lady of Sorrows Devotion
By Julie
The month of September is the Month of Our Lady of Sorrows.
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Persevere in Faith
Persevere in Faith
By Carol Monaco
Like Mary, as long as we persevere in faith through our joys, our works, and especially our sorrows, we are not alone in whatever we face.
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Why I Pray the Rosary
Why I Pray the Rosary
By Jeffrey Stevens
I have spent some time the last few days contemplating exactly why I pray the rosary as much as I do. As of sitting down and writing this, I am currently 17 days into a commitment of praying the rosary twice a day for three weeks. No, this isn’t a Catholic ritual. I just wanted to develop a more authentic prayer life.
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He Lifts Up the Lowly
He Lifts Up the Lowly
By Katie Talarico
We who follow Christ faithfully and embrace the spiritual life are often lowly, but in that lowliness is greater power. Like Mary, God can work through us in miraculous ways because the Holy Spirit is alive in us.
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Are We Living In The Last Days Or Are We Missing The Boat On This One?
Are We Living In The Last Days Or Are We Missing The Boat On This One?
By Michael Cunningham
Priest of Jesus Christ, celebrate this Holy Mass as if it were your first Mass, your last Mass, your only Mass. ... Priest of Jesus Christ, celebrate this Holy Mass as if it were your first Mass, your last Mass, your only Mass.
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Following Mary's Path to Holiness
Following Mary's Path to Holiness
By Carol Monaco
We have so much to gain as we lose our propensity to sin. The steps we take with Mary by our side connect us to the way, the truth, and life of Jesus Christ for our salvation. Therefore let us not get sidetracked.
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