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Go to St. Joseph!Watch the homily of Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC, from EWTN on Feb. 12. |
Two Men Profess First VowsJust two hours before kick-off of Super Bowl LIV on Sunday evening, the Marian Fathers celebrated a different sort of game plan. |
350 Years!The Marian Fathers' Jubilee will include a pilgrimage, events, and indulgences. |
We Stand with Christ for LifeThe theme for this year's March for Life was "Life Empowers: Pro-Life is Pro-Woman," in honor of the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, securing women's right to vote. |
Rest in Peace, Fr. Casimir KrzyzynowskiA former prisoner of war during World War II, he is remembered for his faith, his discipline, and as a walking and talking storehouse of Marian history and spirituality. |
'A Servant,' in Imitation of Christ"I got here because of Him," said Deacon David, "so I can continue to rely on Jesus going forward." |
Diocesan Priest Becomes a Marian FatherOn Oct. 19, 2019, Fr. David Gunter, MIC, professed perpetual vows to the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception. Why was his call to the Marians so unordinary? |
Clarion call of the MariansThe Marian Fathers continue to have more men in formation than most dioceses in the United States. Find out how many joined the Marian Fathers in 2019, and learn about the two newest brothers to have professed their perpetual vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. |
Why a Book on Fr. Kentenich? It Had to Happen.The Blessed Virgin Mary guided his life, and he in turn made a "covenant of love" with her. |
Rest in Peace, Fr. Martin Rzeszutek, MIC (1925-2019)Father Martin is remembered as a gentle shepherd of souls, a polyglot, and an avid gardener and birder. |
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