Jul
12
2007
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Next Stop: Rome
By Anonymous (not verified)
The milestone event in Rome next year could very well become the defining moment in spreading the message of Divine Mercy.
In the News
Jul
08
2007
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On-Air Prayer Renewed
By Anonymous (not verified)
It was deja vu on April 24, 2006, as Vinny Flynn and his family music ministry, Stillwaters, took part in the re-filming of the Chaplet of The Divine Mercy for daily broadcast on EWTN.
Jun
21
2007
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Vatican Speaks Up on Road Rage
By Anonymous (not verified)
As the summer traveling season begins, the Vatican has made a plea that mercy be the new code of the road.
Jun
13
2007
0
Marian Helper is Award Winning
By Anonymous (not verified)
At its annual media convention, the Catholic Press Association announced that Marian Helper magazine won three awards, including "First Place" in the category of "General Excellence."
Jun
08
2007
0
We Don't Just Receive
By Anonymous (not verified)
With the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) on June 10, let's reflect on Mother Teresa's words: "The Eucharist involves more than just receiving; it also involves satisfying the hunger of Christ."
May
31
2007
0
Mercy and Trust in the Pope's Book on Jesus
By Anonymous (not verified)
What are we to make of Pope Benedict XVI's book Jesus of Nazareth, which in just over a month has sold more than 1.5 million copies?
May
26
2007
0
The Ultimate Sacrifice
By Anonymous (not verified)
As we pray for the fallen and eulogize them, tears roll down the distraught faces of the silent soldiers. The moment of painful truth comes when the roll call begins.
May
02
2007
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A New Attitude in Medical Care?
By Anonymous (not verified)
Marie Romagnano, RN, stood before a conference hall filled with 200 medical professionals on Wednesday afternoon and asked for a show of hands for how many have read the Diary of St. Faustina. Nearly everyone raised a hand.
Apr
30
2007
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Our Response to Virginia Massacre: Forgive, Pray
By Anonymous (not verified)
As the nation struggles for answers in the aftermath of the horrific Virginia Tech massacre of April 16 in Blacksburg, Va., we can find inspiration in the midst of the tragedy to forgive and pray as people of mercy. Our witness can testify to a hurting world that ultimately Divine Mercy - not evil - has the last word.
Apr
18
2007
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Divine Mercy Breakthrough
By Anonymous (not verified)
For nearly 12 years, as an editor and writer for the Marians of the Immaculate Conception, I've been covering the Divine Mercy movement. And now I think that I'm seeing this dynamic movement come of age in the life of the Church.
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