Articles in 'Mary & The Saints'
Our Lady of Lourdes, Pray for Us!
Our Lady of Lourdes, Pray for Us!
By Catholic365
Our Lady of Lourdes, Pray for Us!
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An Enclosed Carmelite Missionary?
An Enclosed Carmelite Missionary?
By David Torkington
It was my mother who first taught me something so profound that I could never forget it. She said even though I may make my Morning Offering alone by the side of my bed or in bed I was not alone. Nor would I be alone even if I became a hermit and lived in the middle of some distant desert or a prisoner locked up in solitary confinement.
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Courage, Play the Man
Courage, Play the Man
By Norman Fulkerson
Religious persecution is a frequent topic of discussion in our country and for good reason. The mere mention of Kim Davis and the Little Sisters of the Poor, is sufficient to conjure up images of a heavy handed bureaucracy and unjust laws that brook no restraint.
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Source Code and the Mystery of God's Creation
Source Code and the Mystery of God's Creation
By Wesley Falcao
A few months ago, I was at an internal company presentation, where an experienced automation engineer gave a very thorough and excellent presentation of our company's automation platform. I sat there very impressed at the quality of the presentation in terms of the material presented and also the way it was presented.
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I would not accept the Gospel, but for the authority of the Catholic Church
I would not accept the Gospel, but for the authority of the Catholic Church
By De Maria
Which Early Church Father said, “I would not accept the Gospel, but for the authority of the Catholic Church” (Contra the Fundamental Epistle to the Manichaeons)?
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Was Jesus a Drunkard?
Was Jesus a Drunkard?
By Michael Gagnon
Have you ever experienced that awkward moment when you are hosting a party and run out of drinks and food for your guests; really any moment when you realize that you’re on the verge of being completely embarrassed and there’s nothing you can do about it?
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Allow Yourself to Be Inspired
Allow Yourself to Be Inspired
By Joseph J Marotta, MD
Life is a gift and how we live it depends in large part on the influences we experience along the way. If we are blessed with great motivation and uplifting guidance, our journey will truly become one of inspirational proportion and energy.
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Pitting the Church against Christ, a false dichotomy
Pitting the Church against Christ, a false dichotomy
By De Maria
Frequently, anti-Catholics will say that Catholics pit the Church against Christ. Or that we put the Church before Christ. That, however, is a false dichotomy.
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Biblical Heroes Answer the Call
Biblical Heroes Answer the Call
By Bill Dunn
In the Scripture readings at Mass for the weekend of February 6th and 7th, we get an interesting look at three of the greatest heroes in the entire Bible. The first reading describes the call of Isaiah, arguably the most important prophet in Israel’s history. Hundreds of years before the fact, Isaiah wrote numerous messianic prophesies, all pointing toward the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.
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Ashes to ashes, dust to dust
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust
By De Maria
The other thing I enjoyed, was that on Ash Wednesday, we got ashes on our forehead. I couldn’t wait to have them put ashes on my forehead so that I could see them in the mirror!
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Bl. Marie Rivier and Power Ball
Bl. Marie Rivier and Power Ball
By Christy Breedlove
Our search for obscure saints this week leads us to the Blessed Marie Rivier. Marie lived mostly in the 18th century. She suffered a horrible accident when she was two and was paralyzed. Her mom would take her to church where Marie prayed. “Cure me, Blessed Mother, and I'll give you a hat...Cure me.
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Outside the Church there is no salvation
Outside the Church there is no salvation
By Kevin Noles
Catholics believe that The Church is visible, spiritual and founded by Jesus. This is a mystery of the faith. The Word of God tells us this otherwise there would be no way to understand this through reason. If we were to say that there is no salvation outside Jesus, all Christians, Catholics included, would agree.
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St. Mun's the Word
St. Mun's the Word
By Christy Breedlove
St. Mun. With a name like that, you’d expect there would be nothing about him. And you’d be right. St. Mun lived in Ireland in the 5th century and his uncle was St. Patrick. His feast day is February 5. That’s it. The whole shebang on Mun summed up in two sentences.
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I agree with you, Bobbie
I agree with you, Bobbie
By De Maria
I agree with you, Bobbie. There’s no magic to the word, Catholic. If any Catholic thinks they can do whatever they want and still be saved, they have another thing coming.
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The God of Another Chance
The God of Another Chance
By Richard Maffeo
If anyone had reason to count himself unforgivable, unredeemable, and useless to God’s community, it was the apostle Peter.
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Everyone needs a Mary
Everyone needs a Mary
By Kate Eschbach
I do wish everyone had a mother as loving and selfless as I do. When Brian and the bigs were in Rome, mom stayed with me to help with Mary Alice and Riley. She could have gone on the trip with my dad and brother, but she stayed. She helped me keep my sanity and made sure we took adventures. We ate lunch at girly places and found a Harry&David with clearance dark chocolate covered popcorn.
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Filipino Reflections on Restoring the Sacred in Advent
Filipino Reflections on Restoring the Sacred in Advent
By Rexcrisanto Delson
For most Catholics, Christmas season has ended, but there are many who keep the traditional Christmastide season alive until the Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary on February 2nd. Such observances of the liturgical calendar are shared by Catholics who observe the extraordinary calendar and prefer to pray the Extraordinary Form Mass, also known as the Tridentine Latin Mass.
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