Category: Our Lady

Fighting Hackers with Our Lady’s Help

by bcadmin | Sep 29, 2022 | Chaplet of 7 Sorrows, Featured, hackers, News, Our Lady, Our Lady of Sorrows, podcast, rosary, Theology | 0 |

Today John and Sam are joined by the man who recovered our Instagram page from a hacker in India. We discuss the situation this hacker put us in, privacy concerns in the digital space, and how to protect yourself and your identity. We also hear some miraculous stories of how God brought him back into the Church and continues to guide him today. Finally, you will learn how Our Lady has provided us men both a sword to combat evil as well as a shield to protect ourselves from demonic attacks

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Finding comfort in our spiritual Mother this August

by bcadmin | Aug 1, 2022 | Blessed Virgin Mary, Jesus Christ, News, Our Lady, our lady of the angels, Our Lady of the Snows, prolife, Queenship of Mary, Refuge of Sinners, The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, The Dispatch | 0 |

The reversal of Roe has caused violence and anger to percolate on social media and has engendered a plethora of misinformation about abortion laws. Many news outlets, it seems, have become singularly focused on abortion. […]

Fatima apparitions: There is more to the story

by bcadmin | May 12, 2022 | Blessed Mother, Blessed Sacrament, Consecration of Russia and Ukraine, Eucharist, Fatima, News, Our Lady, Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, Portugal, Practicing Catholic, World Apostolate of Fatima | 0 |

Many Catholics devoted to Mary and the rosary know the importance of May 13. It’s the anniversary of the Blessed Mother’s appearance to three children in Fatima, Portugal, in 2017.

How To Win Battles With Help From Heaven

by bcadmin | Jan 12, 2022 | consecration, Devotions, Featured, gentleman, Marian Consecration, News, Our Lady, podcast, prayers | 0 |

In this episode of The Catholic Gentleman, Sam and John go in-depth into the ultimate spiritual devotion, Consecration to Our Lady, and how the saints lived this devotion in their battles. We discuss protestants rejection of Our Lady, as well as practical tools you can use in your daily lives to overcome your struggles and live more completely for Christ.

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How to be a Good Catholic

by bcadmin | Jun 4, 2021 | "How to be a Good Catholic", 2021, Bernard of Cluny, Bible, Catholic Church, Catholic virtues, Catholicism, Columns, David Warren, Faith Hope Charity prudence justice temperance courage, G.K. Chesterton, Georges de La Tour, Jesus Christ, Marianne Stokes, Mother of God, News, Our Lady, Rogier van der Weyden, Stanley Spencer, The Catholic Thing | 0 |

David Warren writes that he was waiting for something to happen, as though running out the clock – usually done when you think you’ve won.

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St. Joseph’s Not-Untimely Death

by bcadmin | May 25, 2021 | 2021, Blessed Virgin Mary, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Columns, de fide, Jerome, Jesus Christ, Jn 19:27, Joseph the Silent by Fr. Michel Gasnier, Lk 2:35, Mary mother of Jesus, Michael Pakaluk, Mt. 13:55, News, Our Lady, Saint Joseph, St, St. Epiphanius, St. Joseph's age, St. Joseph’s Not-Untimely Death, The Catholic Thing | 0 |

Michael Pakaluk: St. Joseph died before Jesus? It was better for him to depart from the world before Jesus entered upon the public stage.

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The Masterpiece of the Divine Artist

by bcadmin | Apr 18, 2021 | 2021, Auschwitz, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Columns, Elizabeth A. Mitchell, Jesus Christ, Michelangelo Buonarroti, News, Our Lady, Pietà, Realizing image of God, St. Edith Stein's “I Am Always in Your Midst”, The Catholic Thing, The Masterpiece of the Divine Artist | 0 |

Elizabeth A. Mitchell: When we seek to re-create within ourselves the beauty His Divine image, we reflect Our Lord’s magnificent artistry.

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With this year bringing one bind after another, sister paints icon of Mary, Undoer of Knots

by bcadmin | Oct 16, 2020 | Father Bambenek, Featured, Local News, Mary Undoer of Knots, News, Our Lady, Sister Carrie Link | 0 |

In a year when a pandemic has entangled lives across the globe, Presentation Sister Carrie Link painted an icon that may help Catholics straighten them out. The icon — and a devotion — is called Mary, Undoer of Knots.

I Believe in You

by bcadmin | Oct 3, 2020 | 2020, Abraham upon Mount Moriah, Annunciation, belief, Blessed Virgin, Christ upon the Cross, Columns, Dr. Elizabeth A. Mitchell, Ebenezer Scrooge, I Believe in You, Jacob Marley, Lord Moran, Love, Mary, News, Our Lady, Simeon at the Temple, The Anatomy of Courage, The Catholic Thing, trust, Winston Churchill | 0 |

Elizabeth A. Mitchell: Believe in the Lord. Allow Him to believe in you. Walk with Peter on the waves and wait with Mary for the fulfillment of the promise.

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Our Lady’s invitation: Join her in prayer for world’s healing

by bcadmin | Aug 13, 2020 | Assumption, Assumption of Mary, News, Only Jesus, Our Lady | 0 |

The end of the summer is always punctuated by one of my favorite holy days, which reminds all of us of the goal of our earthly pilgrimage. Our Lady’s Assumption (normally a holy day of obligation but not this year, because of the coronavirus) is an opportunity for us to meditate on the life of heaven, to which Our Lady has preceded us, and to which we hope to follow. This year it has special meaning for me in light of the state of crisis in which we find our world.

The Beauty and Simplicity of the Family Rosary

by bcadmin | May 12, 2020 | 2 Timothy 4:7, 2020, Beauty, Blessed Virgin, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Columns, grace, Hail Mary, Mary, Michael Pakaluk, News, Our Lady, Saint Paul, Saying the rosary, St. Pope John Paul II, The Beauty and Simplicity of the Family Rosary, The Catholic Thing | 0 |

Michael Pakaluk, father of a large family, writes of the joys of praying together. The Rosary, an act of love, requires patience and a sense of humor.

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