Articles in 'Mary & The Saints'
Mary's Fifteen Promises
Mary's Fifteen Promises
By John Roskoski
The Rosary is a powerful meditation on the lives of Jesus and Mary. However, its benefits last long beyond the few minutes it takes to pray the Rosary.
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10 Powerful Quotes from St. John Paul the Great
10 Powerful Quotes from St. John Paul the Great
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Ten quotes have inspired many Catholics who lived through the papacy of St. John Paul the Great. Let us answer the call to not be afraid.
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St. Gianna, A Saint for Life
St. Gianna, A Saint for Life
By Nancy Lessard
In these days of political rancor of Roe v Wade there are examples of women who chose life over self. St. Gianna is a women who speaks loudly to our times and is a voice for the unborn no matter the personal sacrifice.
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The Mysteries of the Holy Rosary: The Glorious Mysteries
The Mysteries of the Holy Rosary: The Glorious Mysteries
By Emily Berns
I originally posted this series of reflections on my blog, and I decided to share them with you here since it is the month dedicated to the Holy Rosary. We begin with the Glorious Mysteries.
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YOU WELCOMED ME
YOU WELCOMED ME
By Kathleen Delia Miller
This article depicts the power of the grace of spending time in Eucharistic Adoration. I hope this true story of my friend Backy, and her conversion experience will encourage others to seek Jesus 's friendship in His Real Presence. Note: (Is it possible to use the the Unsplash photo of the priest holding a monstrance by Jacob Bentzinger?) Thank you!
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Hunting, Hubert, and the Hope for a Home
Hunting, Hubert, and the Hope for a Home
By AnnaMaria Cardinalli
How an unlikely hunting adventure, wrought with divine intervention and human heroism, deepened a veteran's faith.
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Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, "il Papa Buono"
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, "il Papa Buono"
By J. John Basil
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli became Pope John XXIII on October 28, 1958 and convened the Second Vatican Council in October 1962. Vatican II had profound progressive impacts on the Catholic Church. St. Pope John XXIII is still affectionately known in Italy as “iL Papa Buono” (“the Good Pope”).
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Padre Pio ... Healer of Souls
Padre Pio ... Healer of Souls
By Stephen Clark
St. Pio reveals to us the gentleness and mercy of a God so much offended but always willing to forgive at the slightest opening of a repentant heart.
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Virgin of Carmel; Marian Faith With Biblical Foundations
Virgin of Carmel; Marian Faith With Biblical Foundations
By John Roskoski
Our Lady of Mount Carmel, the Virgin of Carmel, seemed to have made her presence known to Elijah, the zealous Prophet who lived 800 years before Jesus. Was this a sign of Mary? or, A sign pointing to Mary? Catholic Theology lets you, the believer decide.
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7 Ways to Better Engage the Mind and Heart While Praying the Rosary
7 Ways to Better Engage the Mind and Heart While Praying the Rosary
By JMJ loves FBS
What better way to honor Our Lady of the Rosary -- the one whom 'all ages will call blessed' (Luke 1:48) -- than to recommit to praying the rosary more wholeheartedly.
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5 Reasons Why October is an Extra Holy Time
5 Reasons Why October is an Extra Holy Time
By Matthew Chicoine
While autumn is akin to a second springtime, my communion with the saints during October is like a second spiritual springtime.
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Who is the Mediator?
Who is the Mediator?
By Victor S E Moubarak
Who is our Mediator with God?
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Mary's Virtues: She Shows Us the Way
Mary's Virtues: She Shows Us the Way
By Marysmantle
Mary's virtues are the model that we should use for our own spiritual formation.
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Have you read “the Vulgate” translated by St. Jerome?
Have you read “the Vulgate” translated by St. Jerome?
By J. John Basil
St. Jerome, a Doctor of the Western Church, translated the Bible from Hebrew and Greek into Latin making the work accessible to the ancient Romans. This translation is called “the Vulgate”.
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Saint Francis: An Example of Peace through Poverty
Saint Francis: An Example of Peace through Poverty
By Chay Marie
In a world of excess, where can one find true happiness and humility? This article takes a look at the life of Saint Francis of Assisi, plus a few relevant prayers and novenas written by him and for him.
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The Remarkable Story of the Man who Wrote "Hail, Holy Queen"
The Remarkable Story of the Man who Wrote "Hail, Holy Queen"
By Lauren Alex
This article shares the largely unknown story of an extraordinary man who wrote one of the most well-known Marian prayers.
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OCTOBER FEAST DAYS AND NOVENAS
OCTOBER FEAST DAYS AND NOVENAS
By The Catholic Philadelphian
October is rich with so many feast days and opportunities to pray novenas.
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