At the moment when our salvation is being accomplished by Jesus on the Cross, Jesus says to his Mother, “Woman, behold your son!” and he says to his beloved disciple, “Behold your mother!” Is this not the first total consecration to Mary our Blessed Mother?
Dan Burke contemplates the artistry of Seraphym Designs’ exquisite rosaries, a beautiful way to commemorate Mary’s month of May, Our Lady of Fatima’s 100th anniversary, and the upcoming celebration of Mother’s Day too!
Rebecca Sande offers a reflection for Our Lady of Fatima: ordinary things become extraordinary with one simple word: yes.
On this feast of the child saints of Fatima, we do well to mark the words of Pope Saint John Paul II: “…the Church wishes to put on the candelabrum these two candles which God lit to illumine humanity in its dark and anxious hours.” Claire Dwyer remembers their brief lives and eternal message of prayer and hope.
Peter Howard invites us to rediscover the power of prayer and of the rosary.
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson speak with Donna Marie Cooper-O’Boyle on our Blessed Mother’s message 100 years ago to three shepherd children, an important message of penance, sacrifice, and prayer for the conversion of sinners and the world.
Dan Burke contemplates the artistry of Seraphym Designs’ exquisite rosaries, a beautiful way to commemorate Mary’s month of May, Our Lady of Fatima’s 100th anniversary, and the upcoming celebration of Mother’s Day too!
Why are there different rosaries? Which one should I pray? Father John Bartunek explains why there are differences between various rosaries and provides helpful links as well.
“In the End My Immaculate Heart will Triumph” “Hail, Holy Queen! Hail, our life our sweetness and our hope!” Mary is our hope. And the
Fatima, Mary and the Moslems In our last reflection, we looked at the supernatural significance of the year 1917 as a year of two competing
