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Articles in 'Mary & The Saints'
For Our Sake: Just Say 'Yes'
By Chick Todd
No matter where I am, the Hope I have in my eternal Family is "the Light that drives away the darkness and draws me and everyone I meet to God's Perfect Integrity, Endless Mercy, and Eternal Salvation."
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The Significance of St. Sixtus II
By Michael Cunningham
Why is he important? He died so we might all be able to practice our beliefs. He took a stand on Holy Feast Day- Day of the Transfiguration has come to be celebrated on August 6 by Pope Calixtus III in 1457 as a thanksgiving offering for the victory over the Turks at Belgrade on that day in 1456
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Don't Make the Wrong Assumption About Mary
By Bill Dunn
This year August 15th falls on a Sunday. So, the readings for the Feast of the Assumption of Mary will be proclaimed at Sunday Mass. This means many Catholics will be present to celebrate this Feast for the first time in a long time.
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Sacred Sleeplessness: My Story
By Greg Schlueter
What you call "sleepless night" God regards as sacred and holy. Appointed. A summons to ever greater intimacy with Him. In the veil of night's still and silence, where all else subsides, don't be frustrated or annoyed.
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Pay Attention to God Speaking Through Your Spouse
By Elizabeth Thomas
If our Holy Spirit Antenna is up and working, we will hear God speaking to us in the most ordinary and unsuspecting ways and from the mouths of the most ordinary people.
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The Resurrection of the Body and Life Everlasting
By Deacon Greg Lambert
Let us pray for the grace to live out the creed we profess as we journey toward the final “forgiveness of sins, resurrection of the body, and life everlasting. Amen.”
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Joseph Verbis LaFleur: The Priest Who Laid Down His Life For His Friends
By Larry Peterson
Father Joseph Verbis Lafleur leaves behind an unbridled legacy of love and compassion for others, including the Catholic faith he loved so much. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross (twice), The Bronze Star, and the Purple Heart.
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Valuable Lessons from St. Augustine for Today's Culture
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
St. Augustine knew what it was like to pursue, desire, dream, and climb the ladder to success. He also knew what it felt like when one meets Jesus and that ladder crashes. He went from fighting for position at the top of society to fighting for truth over heresy. He did not hide away from his faults and sins but rejoiced in what Christ did despite them.
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words
By Michael Cunningham
Maybe we could learn a great deal from the early Church. Maybe we could learn a great deal from this story about Paul and Silas. Brothers and sisters, maybe we could learn the value of the lesson taught in 1 John 3:18 Your actions speak louder than words.
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How to Experience a 'Cana Wedding Adoration': Come to Jesus to Be Healed
By Elizabeth Thomas
Life has drained us, emptied us, and left us needing new life and renewed joy. We need to know how deeply God loves us and wants to be alive in our lives. We need change that only the love of God can bring. This is why we need a Cana Wedding Eucharistic Adoration.
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St. Ignatius of Loyola: A Theo-Dramatic Life
By Tony Crescio
Saints help make saints, and thus it is indispensable that we do as these men did, and surround ourselves with those running towards God (through books no less than those whom we live amongst here and now) and spur one another on in the race.
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20 "Radical" Saint Quotes that Modern Catholics Might Hate
By Jacinta Boudreau
If anything, it might remind all of us that Catholicism is way more serious than we think, and the Four Last Things (Death, Heaven, Hell, Purgatory) are far closer than we realize
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The Life of Saint Ignatius of Loyola
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Miracles in the Life of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Soldier, Poet, Mystic, Author, Defender of the Faith and Founder of the Society of Jesus
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The Life of Saint Bridget of Sweden
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
St. Brigid was told by the Lord: "I will send my Angel who will reveal to you the lesson that shall be read by the Nuns of your monastery, and you shall write it as He tells you."
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Meet Brother Marinus: Now on the road to sainthood.
By Larry Peterson
What follows is a story that the U.S. Maritime Administration has called the “greatest rescue operation by a single ship in history.’
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The Canonization of Saint Maria Goretti
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Saint Maria Goretti, champion of Chastity, died in holiness that hot summer day in 1902 in the hospital in Nettuno. She was eleven years old.
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The Gift of Tongues: How God Speaks to us through the Holy Spirit
By Elizabeth Thomas
Does God still use the Gift of Tongues today to speak to us? Does he gift some of us with the ability to speak for Him to others, like a translator? The answer is yes!
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