Prayerful Alternatives to Doomscrolling
Laura DeMaria
February 27, AD2026
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Eliminate the habit of doomscrolling by replacing it with practices that bring you closer to God.
The Rule of Life: A Path to Sainthood
Dom Cingoranelli
December 16, AD2025
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Whether at the beginning of a new liturgical year, or any other time during the year, we can benefit from taking a look at where
Catholicism 101: Eat, Drink, and Be Mary!
Ray Sullivan
November 18, AD2025
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Mary, the Queen Mother, intercedes for us to her Son, Jesus, the King of kings.
Why I Won’t Use John Paul II’s Luminous Mysteries
Guy McClung
April 9, AD2025
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The Virgin Mary herself in the year 1214 A.D. gifted St. Dominic, and all of us, with the rosary. He and his fellow priests had
Thankful for Prayer
Diana Ragsdale
November 24, AD2024
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Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you could not speak to God? Living this way would be the greatest tragedy, I
Divine Mercy, the Key to Jesus’ Heart
Ray Sullivan
November 19, AD2023
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Divine Mercy, the Key to Jesus’ Heart The Divine Mercy of Jesus Christ is infinitely greater than all of the sins ever committed by mankind.
Rosary Processions – It’s Time!
Dom Cingoranelli
October 7, AD2023
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Praying with the Rosary meditations from the Movement of the Holy Family the other day got me to thinking about Rosary Processions, especially was we
Shining a Spotlight on the Rosary
John Kubasak
October 6, AD2022
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The titles of Mary in the Litany of Loreto shine a spotlight on the mysteries of the rosary. And once we experience fruitful times of
Holiness and Mercy
Deacon Steve Greco
August 29, AD2022
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The Catechism of the Catholic Church says of holiness: “The Word became flesh to be our model of holiness: ‘Take my yoke upon you, and learn from
Target Hardening for Your Soul
Dom Cingoranelli
June 29, AD2022
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The term “target hardening” generally refers to strengthening the security of a site against attack. It’s something we may hear or read about after terrorist
The Miraculous Mettle of Mary
Ray Sullivan
May 14, AD2022
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Mettle is defined in the dictionary as “ vigor and strength of spirit or temperament.” In other words, if you have a lot of mettle,
The Tender Favor of Indulgences
Rob Marco
February 25, AD2022
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In the summer of 2017, during the centennial anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima, our family made a local pilgrimage for the purpose of obtaining
Picture Jesus Crucified
Diana Ragsdale
January 23, AD2022
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I think God gave each of us the gift of imagination so that we can visualize the angels, the saints, and the Holy Trinity we pray
Fear or Faith?
Richard Auciello
January 3, AD2022
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The long walk from the city shelter back to the nuns’ shelter was foreboding: the streets were not well lighted, most of the lights were
Living the Joy of Christ
Deacon Steve Greco
December 31, AD2021
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When we suffer trials and tribulations, we don’t feel joyous. In fact, we experience anything but joy. We may be in panic mode or simply
The Rosary, Pro-Abortion Politicians, and the Eucharist
Edward Benet
November 19, AD2021
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Imagine a scene from the first century. Emperor Nero has persecuted every Christian that can be rounded up in Rome. By his decree, they are
The Rosary – God’s “Chain” of Command
Ray Sullivan
November 17, AD2021
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Way back in 1208 AD, St. Dominic was having trouble overcoming the Albigensian heresy. Those who promoted it were Gnostics who denied that Jesus
A Scriptural Key for the Entire Rosary – Part I
Edward Benet
August 14, AD2021
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Struggling to stay concentrated while praying the Rosary? Your mind starts to wander like a runaway train as soon as you hear the words, “Thou
A Secular Film Motivated Me to Pray the Rosary
Betty Parquette
June 26, AD2021
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My friend has exquisite flower gardens but the most beautiful garden tended is the one in her heart. So, I was surprised a few years
Why the Rosary is So Powerful against the Devil
Ray Sullivan
June 13, AD2021
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The devil seems to be so powerful these days, with riots in the streets, ginned up racial strife, rampant abortion, and pornography, decreased church attendance,
When We Pray for the Souls in Purgatory, Let’s Remember the Priests There
Patty Knap
April 15, AD2021
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A few years ago I suddenly began thinking about a priest I knew who had died about ten years earlier. We remember the special priests
The Rosary in Joe Biden’s Pocket: A Study in Contrasts
Cynthia Millen
December 14, AD2020
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The coolest Catholic I know is retired Archbishop Charles Joseph Chaput (who should have been named a cardinal, in my honest opinion), and not just
