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The Rosary...What's the Point? Do you avoid praying some of the "old devotions" because they are too repetetive or boring? Maybe you are missing a tool that could really assist in your spiritual walk?
Behold Your Mother The glories of heaven are revealed to children. But what does it take to be childlike rather than childish?
Mary´s Glorious Assumption No matter our situation, we can take comfort in the fact that "Our Lady" has preceded us into heaven.
Discover The Real Sister Lucia The Intimate Life of Sr. Lucia reveals the wit, lively personality, and incredible memory of the remaining Fatima visionary.
The Annunciation Dear Blessed Mother, pray with me, enlighten me. You are the model for every vocation. You sought God’s will in your life. You were able to perceive it clearly. Although it was the greatest, most demanding vocation, you accepted it with simplicity ...
Saturday Devotions in Honor of Our Lady This liturgical attribution of Saturday to Mary was largely the work of Alcuin (735-804), the Benedictine monk who was "Minister of Education" as the court of Charlemagne and who contributed in a decisive manner to the Carolingian liturgical reform.
Visions of Mary The Virgin Mary, our Blessed Mother - she graces the halls of the world’s greatest museums and the walls of some of the world’s poorest homes. Her image has been captured by artists and given homage by pilgrims.
The Jewishness of Mary “To be ignorant of the Scripture is not to know Christ,” said St. Jerome.[2] Could we develop this statement further and conclude: To be ignorant of the Scripture is not to know Mary, the Mother of Christ?
Our Lady of Sorrows The Catholic Church celebrates the feast of Our Lady of Sorrows on September
15, the day after the feast of the Holy Cross to show the close connection
between Jesus' Passion and Mary's Sorrows.
Feast of the Annunciation Mary lives in faith whose very essence is expansive, literally bodily expansive, a seeking faith that finds much without ever concluding its perusal. With God a final vision is never possible.
Mary and the Holy Spirit In this letter, dated May 13, 1975, to Cardinal Suenens, president of the International Mariological Congress in Rome, Pope Paul VI emphasized the need to couple devotion to the Virgin Mary with devotion to the Holy Spirit in these critical times. Italian
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