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A Marian on Mary's Immaculate Heart By doing as Our Lady asks, we can help take these thorns out of her Immaculate Heart and assist her in bringing into the world what it most desperately needs: Jesus, the Divine Mercy.
The Marians' Big Sister Marlene Schlecht from Kenosha, Wisconsin, passed away at the age of 64. She was a long-time Marian Helper, and a dedicated and devoted supporter of the Marian Fathers.
New assignment for Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC, announced Fr. Gaitley will be entering parish ministry in Wisconsin.
The Church Building: An Icon of Mary Brother Stephen J.'s recommendation for the best way to celebrate the Feast of Mary, Mother of the Church on Jun. 6, is this: Begin your 33-day preparation to consecrate yourself to Mary, or renew that consecration with some special act of devotion.
Our Lady, Queen of May A Marian writes of the Blessed Mother, to whose service he has dedicated his life.
A Model of Mercy Today the Church honors St. Stanislaus Papczynski, the founder of the Marians. What do he and St. Faustina have in common? A lot!
Jesus, Really Present in the Eucharist The Creator, our Savior, awaits us in the tabernacle in every parish in the world. Do we love Him there? Do we visit Him there? Father Andy Davy, MIC, summons us to love the Eucharistic Lord in this latest poem.
Of Toddlers and Trust "Amen, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will not enter the kingdom of heaven" (Mt 18:3). Father Andy Davy, MIC, explores that insight in his latest poem.
Mary Immaculate, Star of the Sea Our Lady is both a creature like us and preserved from all stain of sin from the first moment of her conception. That's hopeful, as Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, shows in his latest poem.
Of Deserts, Roses, and Water Our Lady leads us to Jesus, one way or another, as Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, describes in this latest poem.
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A Marian on Mary's Immaculate Heart

By doing as Our Lady asks, we can help take these thorns out of her Immaculate Heart and assist her in bringing into the world what it most desperately needs: Jesus, the Divine Mercy.

The Marians' Big Sister

Marlene Schlecht from Kenosha, Wisconsin, passed away at the age of 64. She was a long-time Marian Helper, and a dedicated and devoted supporter of the Marian Fathers.

New assignment for Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC, announced

Fr. Gaitley will be entering parish ministry in Wisconsin.

The Church Building: An Icon of Mary

Brother Stephen J.'s recommendation for the best way to celebrate the Feast of Mary, Mother of the Church on Jun. 6, is this: Begin your 33-day preparation to consecrate yourself to Mary, or renew that consecration with some special act of devotion.

Our Lady, Queen of May

A Marian writes of the Blessed Mother, to whose service he has dedicated his life.

A Model of Mercy

Today the Church honors St. Stanislaus Papczynski, the founder of the Marians. What do he and St. Faustina have in common? A lot!

Jesus, Really Present in the Eucharist

The Creator, our Savior, awaits us in the tabernacle in every parish in the world. Do we love Him there? Do we visit Him there? Father Andy Davy, MIC, summons us to love the Eucharistic Lord in this latest poem.

Of Toddlers and Trust

"Amen, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will not enter the kingdom of heaven" (Mt 18:3). Father Andy Davy, MIC, explores that insight in his latest poem.

Mary Immaculate, Star of the Sea

Our Lady is both a creature like us and preserved from all stain of sin from the first moment of her conception. That's hopeful, as Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, shows in his latest poem.

Of Deserts, Roses, and Water

Our Lady leads us to Jesus, one way or another, as Fr. Andy Davy, MIC, describes in this latest poem.

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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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