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Articles in 'Mary & The Saints'
Margaret Mary and the sacred Heart.
By John Roskoski
Through the life of Sister Margaret Mary Alcoque we see the indescribable bond between Mary and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The promises, made by Jeus. to Margaret Mary, can give comfort to people struggling today.
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The Power of the Two Hearts of Jesus and Mary
By John Roskoski
The power of the Two Hearts of Jesus and Mary is indomitable. Catholics need to recognize this power and avail ourselves of this infinite source of love and mercy.
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Miracle in Wisconsin
By Nancy Lessard
Finally an approved apparition of Mary in the USA!
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St. Dymphna & Mental Health Awareness Month
By Caroline Godin
Our world is in a mental health crisis and May is mental health awareness month. Learn about St. Dymphna and how we can pray to her for assistance in all mental health matters.
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The Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary
By John Roskoski
Catholics can avail themselves an amazing power by seeing the combination of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate heart of Mary. The two hearts are bound together in a singular way and offer all mercy and love to us.
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St. Joseph and the Pope of Fatima
By Thomas J. McIntyre
In 1879, St. Joseph appeared alongside Our Lady in Knock, Ireland. Since then, devotion to him and his prominence in the Church have increased dramatically. In 1917, he appeared along with the Christ Child and blessed the world after the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima.
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Sts. Nereus and Achilleus
By Thomas J. McIntyre
St. Nereus and Achilleus are the oldest martyrs honored with an epigraph by Pope St. Damasus I. They are Roman soldiers who were converted by St. Peter and suffered martyrdom under either Nero or Domitian.
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Mission of the Angels Revealed in Bestselling Author’s New Book for Children
By Mary Beth Bracy
New York Times bestselling author Anthony DeStefano is releasing an enthralling work on the role of angels throughout history and in our lives.
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Modern Champion of the Rosary: Padre Pio
By John Roskoski
Padre Pio, the Friar known for his stigmata and retiring nature, saw the undeniable power of the Rosary. He loved the Rosay, but did not soften the meditation and, instead, saw it as a weapon for our times.
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The Importance of Motherhood
By Emily Berns
This article talks about the importance of the role of mothers in society and the beauty of it and the gift that mothers have been given by God. It also uses examples of great mothers from Catholic history and how they can help us today.
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Following Dominic: St. Alan de la Roche
By John Roskoski
Following St. Dominic, a true champion of the Rosary came in St. Alan de la Roche. blessed Alan, often in the shadow of Dominic, was vital in giving the devotion of the Rosary its modern form.
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St. Dominic and the Rosary
By John Roskoski
The gift of the Rosary has been traditionally attributed to St. Dominic. The meditation and promises attached to the prayers have perduring and everlasting graces for all of Mary's children.
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May: Month of the Blessed Virgin Mary
By Thomas J. McIntyre
May is the month dedicated in a special to Our Blessed Mother, the Virgin Mary
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Reflections on the Possible Overturning of Roe v. Wade in Light of the Liturgical Calendar
By Thomas J. McIntyre
Reflections on the recent report that Roe v. Wade might be overturned
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Revisiting Lourdes
By John Roskoski
The miracles associated with the grotto of Lourdes still attracts people of faith, medicine, and science. The weight of literature still affirms that miracles have, and still, occur.
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Sts. Athanasius of Alexandria and Damasus of Rome
By Thomas J. McIntyre
An examination of the interaction relationship between St. Athanasius, patriarch and bishop of Alexandria, and St. Damasus, patriarch and bishop of Rome, as well as their predecessors and successors, during the Arian Crisis.
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May, Mother’s Day, Mary the Mother of Jesus
By Mary Rivers
Personal Mothers Day
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