The Rosary and Contemplative Prayer
“The rosary leads us into interior silence and stillness, where, together with Mary, we can gaze lovingly on the Lord.” – Fr. Jeremiah Shryock, CRF
“The rosary leads us into interior silence and stillness, where, together with Mary, we can gaze lovingly on the Lord.” – Fr. Jeremiah Shryock, CRF
“In a world so often marked by fragmentation, noise, and anxiety, the rosary gently restores us to unity, silence, and trust.”- Fr. Jeremiah Shryock, CFR
“If it seems to you that nothing has happened in your prayerful search for Him, your prayer’s painful silence is finally pregnant with his last wordless cry.” – Anthony Lilles
“St. Therese of Lisieux received gifts of profound spiritual knowledge and understanding.” – Tina Mayeux
“Biblically, angels are not the rather fluffy, charming creatures that modern portraits often depict.” – Monsignor Charles Pope
“The solidity of his teaching—the sense that what he said was not merely his opinion but true—had lodged itself in me decades earlier.” – Rose Folsom
“His commanding voice quieted a moment as he prophesied: ‘Just think how many mentally disturbed women we are going to have in the United States… when the guilt of abortion begins to attack the mind and soul.'” – Helen Syski
“The heresy of our time is a belief in almost-universal salvation.” – Monsignor Charles Pope
“The two can complement one another when their purposes, competence, confidentiality, and boundaries remain clear.” – Marge Steinhage Fenelon
“I do believe that with experience, we can recognize patterns that allow an educated guess as to how long desolation will last.” – Fr. Mark Yavarone, OMV
“It is the great paradox of the cross that makes a public spectacle of every human and worldly presumption.” – Monsignor Charles Pope
“So you’ve got $500 in your pocket and she’s only got $50. Big deal; the debt owed is three trillion dollars. ‘ – Monsignor Charles Pope
“Praying the chaplet…allowed me to better come to grips with my sinful inclinations and begin to root them out of my life.” – Thomas Griffin
“Discern what the Holy Spirit wants for you right now….You don’t have to take it all in today.” – Colleen Orchanian
“There are different degrees of scrupulosity, and it tends to manifest in two distinct ways: developmental and emotional.” – Jamie Rose Bell
“The image of a severe Ignatius could certainly be constructed from some of the events that immediately followed his conversion.” – Fr. Mark Yavarone OMV
“He has contemplated you as a gift to give to His Son from before time began.” – Dr. Anthony Lilles
“Contemplation is not the fruit of a strong will, but a grace received from God that gently and steadily reorients the whole of life.” – Fr. Jeremiah Shryock, CFR