Mar
07
2022
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Lowly and Lifted Up
By Anonymous (not verified)
Saints Perpetua and Felicity, martyrs who wear imperishable crowns, now, and shall never be forgotten.
In the News
Mar
07
2022
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Divine Mercy 101: St. Augustine on Divine Mercy
By Anonymous (not verified)
Let us return to the writings of the Patristic scholar Henry Chadwick and his summary of St. Augustine's fully developed doctrine of salvation.
Mar
03
2022
Living Lent Well
By Chris Sparks
This Lent, as dictators kindle war, pestilence takes lives, famine afflicts the poor, and death seems to stalk the earth, let us respond by turning to Life, to Jesus Himself.
Mar
02
2022
Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Glory
By Chris Sparks
We fast meekly now, on Ash Wednesday and all Lenten Fridays, so that we may inherit the earth along with its Lord. We submit to the hardships of this world, so that we may become worthy of the new heavens and the new earth.
Feb
28
2022
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Pray for peace in Ukraine
By Anonymous (not verified)
In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Marian Fathers invite the faithful to unite in prayer and continue to pray the Rosary and the Divine Mercy Chaplet for peace and an end to war.
Feb
28
2022
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Divine Mercy 101: The Life of St. Augustine
By Anonymous (not verified)
St. Augustine was born in 354 A.D. in a small town in what is now Algeria, North Africa. His father was a pagan, but his mother was a devout Christian believer, later canonized and known to the whole Catholic world as St. Monica.
Feb
22
2022
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Behold the Merciful Savior!
By Anonymous (not verified)
The Divine Mercy Image, revealed 91 years ago, has become a source of amazing graces for souls who trust in Jesus by venerating or honoring it.
Feb
22
2022
To Stand with Christ, We Need a Chair
By Chris Sparks
We should remember to be grateful, particularly on the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter the Apostle on Feb. 22, for Christ's loving protection of His Church.
Feb
21
2022
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St. Peter Damian on Mary as Mother of Mercy
By Anonymous (not verified)
"Our Lady, I know that you are very gracious and cannot help loving us whom your Son and your God has loved with the greatest love. Who can tell how often you allay the ire of the Judge when the virtue of divine justice is about to strike?"
Feb
21
2022
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Divine Mercy 101: The Mercy Message of St. Peter and St. Paul
By Anonymous (not verified)
If the gospels show us God's mercy expressed in decisive acts for our salvation (such as the Incarnation, Cross, and Resurrection of His Son), the Apostolic letters in the New Testament are the praise and proclamation of that mercy, and an exhortation to practice it.
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