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May 18 — Feast of St. Stanislaus Papczynski (1631-1701)The Feast of St. Stanislaus Papczynski — Learn about the Founder of the Marian Fathers, to whom the Holy See has assigned the title "Patron Saint of Those in Mortal Danger." |
There Is Room at the InnThere Is Room at the Inn — The Marian Fathers opened the doors to a fully renovated four-star hotel in Fatima, Portugal, last year. |
He Ascends into Heaven and Descends into Our HeartsHe Ascends into Heaven and Descends into Our Hearts — The founder of the Marian Fathers, St. Stanislaus Papczynski, offers a reflection on the Gospel account of the Ascension of Our Lord to prepare your heart for Holy Communion. |
Ask Fr. ThaddaeusAsk Fr. Thaddaeus — Yes, Divine Mercy Sunday has come and gone, but for next year, Fr. Thaddaeus provides some helpful tips on how best to celebrate this feast day. |
The Mission of Christ Was a Self-OfferingView the homily delivered Wednesday, Feb. 28, by the Rev. Fr. Kaz Chawlek, MIC, at the Marian Helpers Center in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. |
Death, Judgment, Heaven, and HellBy focusing on our ultimate end, we have the opportunity to prepare ourselves for our ultimate goal. |
Ask Fr. ThaddaeusFather Thaddaeus answers your questions about the faith. |
Heartbreak Leads to Heavenly CallingMeet Br. Justin, MIC, the newest Marian who professed his first vows. |
Feast Day of Blessed GeorgeBlessed George Matulaitis (1871-1927) was the renovator of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception. We celebrate his feast day on Jan. 27. Watch a short video about him here. |
Mission PossibleEven before he was a professed brother, Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, helped the Marian Fathers deliver the message of Divine Mercy to parishes. |
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