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The March for Life, Jan. 21 Join the Marians in prayer for the promotion of the dignity of human life at all stages and an end to legalized abortion.
Of Babes and Oceans Father Andy Davy, MIC, takes us back to first things in this week's set of poems: the oceans from which life sprang, and the Divine Mercy Incarnate, the Ocean of Mercy from which eternal life springs.
The Mystery of Snow Snow is tied to joy and sorrow, celebration and suffering, as Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, explores in his latest poem.
Welcome, Fr. Matthew Tomeny, MIC The newest Marian priest, a future U.S. Navy chaplain, was ordained on Dec. 27, the Feast of St. John the Evangelist.
Pray the Angelus 'The angel of the Lord declared unto Mary, and she conceived by the Holy Spirit.' The whole mystery of Jesus' Incarnation is contained in this sentence.
'Snowfall' In his latest poem, Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, offers a reflection on mortality and hope as he watches the snowflakes gently fall from the sky.
On Rest and Motion In his latest poem, Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, shares thoughts on our lives in this valley of tears and the true rest awaiting us in the world to come.
Rest in Peace Brother Donald Schaefer, MIC died peacefully on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, Dec. 8, at Matulaitis Nursing Home in Putnam, Connecticut.
Oblative Spirituality Generosity is at the very heart of the Christian life, especially at Christmastime, but it was newly presented as a particular spirituality by St. Stanislaus Papczyński, the Founder of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception.
Happy Birthday, Marian Fathers! December 11 is the anniversary of the Founding of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception. On this day in 1670, St. Stanislaus Papczyński left the Piarist order and made his oblatio, his self-offering, to defend the Immaculate Conception.
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The March for Life, Jan. 21

Join the Marians in prayer for the promotion of the dignity of human life at all stages and an end to legalized abortion.

Father Andy Davy, MIC, takes us back to first things in this week's set of poems: the oceans from which life sprang, and the Divine Mercy Incarnate, the Ocean of Mercy from which eternal life springs.

The Mystery of Snow

Snow is tied to joy and sorrow, celebration and suffering, as Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, explores in his latest poem.

Welcome, Fr. Matthew Tomeny, MIC

The newest Marian priest, a future U.S. Navy chaplain, was ordained on Dec. 27, the Feast of St. John the Evangelist.

Pray the Angelus

'The angel of the Lord declared unto Mary, and she conceived by the Holy Spirit.' The whole mystery of Jesus' Incarnation is contained in this sentence.

'Snowfall'

In his latest poem, Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, offers a reflection on mortality and hope as he watches the snowflakes gently fall from the sky.

On Rest and Motion

In his latest poem, Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, shares thoughts on our lives in this valley of tears and the true rest awaiting us in the world to come.

Rest in Peace

Brother Donald Schaefer, MIC died peacefully on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, Dec. 8, at Matulaitis Nursing Home in Putnam, Connecticut.

Oblative Spirituality

Generosity is at the very heart of the Christian life, especially at Christmastime, but it was newly presented as a particular spirituality by St. Stanislaus Papczyński, the Founder of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception.

Happy Birthday, Marian Fathers!

December 11 is the anniversary of the Founding of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception. On this day in 1670, St. Stanislaus Papczyński left the Piarist order and made his oblatio, his self-offering, to defend the Immaculate Conception.

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The One Thing Is Three

With humor and ease, Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC, deftly unlocks the 'one thing,' the key to the Church's wisdom, and the greatest mystery of the Catholic faith: the Most Holy Trinity. Far from being an academic read, The 'One Thing' Is Three makes deep theology accessible to everyday Catholics. What's more, it makes even what's familiar or forgotten new, exciting, and relevant. An ideal resource for the Year of Faith.

This is the best example I have ever seen of "the new evangelization" in the form of a book for contemporary Catholics. It covers just about everything, yet slowly and clearly. If you wonder what God is doing in the Church today to convert and convince the modern world, read this book.
- Peter Kreeft, Ph.D.
Author, Catholic Christianity and Professor of Philosophy, Boston College

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