The following is an excerpt from the Marian Press book 52 Weeks with St. Faustina by Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle:
“My child, unite yourself closely to Me during the Sacrifice and offer My Blood and My Wounds to My Father in expiation for the sins of that city.” — Jesus to Sr. Faustina (Diary, 39)
By Chris Sparks
What does strength look like to you?
Does it look like fierce competition, swift athletes and strong players fighting for the prize?
Does it look like large guns, powerful ammunition, and an arms race between nations?
Does it look like boasting, like gold that glitters and an active public relations offensive announcing to the world that I and my team, my family, my nation, mine are the biggest, the best, the greatest the world has ever seen?
The following is the cover story in the latest issue of Marian Helper magazine. Order a free copy.
By Terry Peloquin
If you’re angry with the Church, good. If the clergy abuse scandal and its aftermath has you fed up, good. If you’re distraught by divisions within the Church, good. You should be.
Pope Benedict XVI once said that “nothing makes the Church, the Body of Christ, suffer more than the sins of her pastors.”
The following is an excerpt from the Marian Press book 52 Weeks with St. Faustina by Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle:
“Physical weakness was for me a school of patience.” — Diary, 37
