Oct
30
2020
'All Saints' — Who Are They?
By mmassery
Where did All Saints Day come from and what does it mean for us? Let's take a look.
Archives
Oct
29
2020
Death, 'Our Coronation'
By ofarley
Death might not be foremost on our minds; however, death is an important and even holy part of our life — no matter how contradictory that might sound.
Oct
29
2020
Remember, Remember the Dead in November
By Chris Sparks
The Church dedicates November to prayer and works of mercy for the Holy Souls in Purgatory. This year, the Holy See has made that easier than ever.
Oct
28
2020
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Let's Unmask the Real Halloween
By Anonymous (not verified)
If costuming your children as witches, ghosts, or demons concerns you, fine — exorcise the demons from the wardrobe!
Oct
28
2020
After the Election
By ofarley
No matter who wins, we’ve got work — and works of mercy — to do.
Oct
27
2020
Miracles in St. Faustina's Diary
By mmassery
Miracles still happen. Just ask St. Faustina.
Oct
26
2020
A Conversation with a Catholic Healthcare Professional
By mmassery
How ought your Catholic faith inform your medical practice? We asked Dr. Brian Burkey, M.D.
Oct
22
2020
On the path to canonization
By ofarley
Photo Above; Henriette Delile (top left), Pierre Toussaint (bottom left), Julia Greely (top mid.), Fr. Augustus Tolton (bottom mid.), Mother Mary Lange, OSP (top right), Sr. Thea Bowman, FSPA (bottom right)
Oct
22
2020
Praying for the Dying
By mmassery
The promises Jesus offers the dying and the loved ones of the dying are some of the most powerful statements in all of St. Faustina's Diary.
Oct
22
2020
'We will never forget,' remember?
By ofarley
By a Marian Father of the Immaculate Conception
One of the most poignant memories I have as a retired 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division combat chaplain is when I gave what’s known as the “final brief” to our soldiers getting ready to board the plane for combat in Afghanistan.
Oct
22
2020
A Lifesaving Image
By mmassery
One Divine Mercy devotee got an important piece of advice from a Marian priest. Days later, he would be alive because of it.
Oct
22
2020
Hello, Neighbor!
By ofarley
By K.C. Davy
With many schools shut down since the coronavirus pandemic, I am thankful to God for the fact that school children with access to the internet can tune in each weekday and watch the “holy goofiness” of a particular Marian priest.
Sitting in a bright blue chair flanked by Clifford the Big Red Dog, Fr. Kermit the Frog, and Snoopy, this priest starts each episode with a hearty, “Well, hello there. I hope you are having a good day.” Then, he leads a prayer. After that, he goes wherever the Holy Spirit leads him.
His name is Fr. Andy Davy, MIC.
