Mary teaches us: After consolation, our mission remains
This month, my parents celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary. I’ve always found their October anniversary significant — as though in a special way, in this month we celebrate the Blessed Mother and her rosary, Mary has kept an especially watchful eye over my parents and our family.
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An English author tells the story of a mother who tried the incredible in order to save the remains of her child: “The boy had been hung for robbery and buried outside the Christian cemetery. The mother went to look for his remains. Upon being rebuked for her action, she exclaimed, ‘The flesh of my […]
When I was on a retreat at a Franciscan monastery last fall, I was captivated by a mural in the dining area. There was a brilliant painting of our Blessed Mother, depicting her with a larger than life mantle, in which she gathered saints from every walk of life. The joy on their faces radiated […]
“I Will Put Enmity between You and the Woman.” The one who has defeated the empire of evil is Jesus Christ. His victory, which began at the moment of the Incarnation, was realized during the great test of the Passion and was manifested n all the splendor of His glory on the day of Easter. […]
My husband is a seminary professor, and we had his classes over for a cookout recently. My daughters have grown up chasing seminarians around the halls and refectory of “Daddy’s work.” (Because of how spoiled they are when they visit, I often joke that when my youngest sees a man in a Roman collar she […]
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