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Québec Catholics Joined the Vatican in Fighting Freemasonic Corruption
By Jacinta Boudreau
Let us use all of this information to amend our own lives and to pray and work ever more fervently to abolish the evil rot of Freemasonry from the Church of Jesus Christ!
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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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Fatima; Display of the Power of Mary
By John Roskoski
The power of Our Lady of Fatima still resonates today. It is the power that flows through Mary that may be the element to end the war in Ukraine and the terrible consequences of this brutal conflict.
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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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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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Papal Champion of Mary; Pope Pius X
By John Roskoski
Pope Pius X gives us comfort in our tumultuous world. Mary and Her Rosary is the power that will protect and deliver us..
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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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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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Che Francisco
By Stephen Clark
On the flight between Cuba and the USA one of the journalists asked Pope Francis if his politics were leaning to the left. Perhaps his heart for the poor and criticism of the ‘unfettered pursuit of money’ once referred to as the ‘dung of Satan’ may have contributed to this misunderstanding.
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The Pope Who Established the Papal Dress Code
By Joe Magee
Today is the Feast Day of Pope Saint Pius V, the Dominican pontiff who implemented the reforms of the Council of Trent to combat Protestantism, gave the Church the Tridentine rite of the Holy Mass, and who saved Europe from a Turkish invasion. From his continuing to wear his Dominican habit, later popes have always worn white.
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Meet Our Lady of Czestochowa
By John Roskoski
A Polish icon, tied to Russian history, is Our Lady of Czestochowa. I have spent time in the monastery in Doylestown, Pa., and can attest to the intense spirituality of this national shrine.
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Call on Our Lady of Perpetual Help
By John Roskoski
Our Lady of Perpetual Help has a history that is shrouded in mystery and conflicting traditions. But, all traditions that have been attached to the icon attest to the graces and mercies which are generated by the devotion to Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
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St. Faustina; Messenger of Divine Mercy
By John Roskoski
St. Faustina was a humble Polish nun who was tasked to spread the message of Our Lord's Divine Mercy. Her theology is powerful and speaks to us today.
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Love for the Aged
By Marianne Zanko Komek
A personal reflection on Pope Francis' encouragement to hold the elderly in high esteem and how two aged individuals enriched my life.
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World Peace Depends on Us
By Marianne Zanko Komek
How to bring about peace in Ukraine and the world through a loving Mother's promise.
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Abortion is not Health Care
By John Roskoski
Our elected leaders are still squabbling over the right to Abortion. Those who campaign on their Catholicity chose to disagree with the leadership of the Church. Those who cling to constitutional right to abortion know that they are on shaky ground. For life, we must clear up this confusion.
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