Exciting News! The director of the Association of Marian Helpers, Fr. Michael Gaitley, Biblical scholar and speaker, Thomas Smith, and Kelly Wahlquist will be leading a pilgrimage to the Holy Land following in the footsteps of Jesus and Mary...
How exciting to be on this journey to consecration together! I made my first consecration back in 1999, and "33 Days to Morning Glory" has re-invigorated my passion and understanding about this very important spiritual act.
How is it that Jesus came not to abolish the law but to fulfill it? You need not click your ruby slippers for the answer.
HAPP team member, Kelly Wahlquist, shares her thoughts on Divine Mercy and The New Evangelization with Drew Mariani on Relevant Radio's "The Drew Mariani Show."
Asst. Director of Parish Evangelization for the Association of Marian Helpers, Kelly Wahlquist, lights a fire in 2,000 women at the CCWC on February 12, 2012!
It's wonderful to see how Our Lady is connecting the members of the Body of Christ in order to spread the Good News!
Yesterday, I mentioned that Lent, Marian Consecration, and the Sacrament of Baptism (all under the direction of God, the Holy Spirit) have as their aim: the formation of the Christian into an image of Christ to the world.
Back in 2011, Pope Benedict XVI made Baptism the focus of his Lenten reflection, reminding us that no matter how many decades ago we were baptized, the sacrament still speaks into our lives today and "informs the entire existence of the baptized, imparting divine life and calling for sincere conversion; initiated and supported by Grace, it permits the baptized to reach the adult stature of Christ."
Yesterday after Communion, as I was praying, I seemed to "drift into a zone" where I was oblivious to everything happening around me, and I felt Mary was giving me a message of consolation.
In remarks to the Pope and the College of Cardinals, Cardinal-elect Dolan emphasized that "the missionary and the evangelist must be a person of joy," and he went on to say, "The New Evangelization is accomplished with a smile, not a frown."
