I receive so many requests for prayers on a regular basis! The need for prayer is so great! Of course, I gladly pray for them, entrust them and their petitions to our Blessed Mother Mary, and encourage them to pray for others who are in need. Because this has become so popular, I’ve decided to include it in a weekly blog post called “Prayer Power,” this being the first.
You want to forgive, but you just can’t stop brooding about the wrong that’s been done to you. The fact that the other person isn’t one bit sorry makes things even worse. Here are three easy (yes easy) steps to stop brooding and start forgiving.
Exciting! My five-part series on Women of Grace airs on EWTN June 17-21 Monday-Friday at 11amEST and 11:30pmEST each day.
The topic is Exploring the Mother Wound: A Path to Forgiveness.
Would you like to know more about my journeys to nine different Marian pilgrimage places coast-to-coast across America that what I’ve written in the book? Would you like to see never-seen-before images of the pilgrimage sites? I’m sharing tips, treasures, back stories, and photos from my private collection with my subscribers at MargeFenelon.com.
You need not be a public speaker or author to share your Catholic faith story with the world, and Nancy Ward has proven that in her new book, “Sharing Your Catholic Faith Story: Tools, Tips & Testimonies,” published by The Word Works. In her book, Ward shows just how easy it can be to simply and spontaneously share with others how the Catholic faith has changed your life.
I can imagine that Mary, with her motherly heart and closeness to her Son, was ever-so proud of the Apostles. I can imagine her face, beaming with joy, and her lips offering prayers of praise and thanksgiving to God. Because of the important position the Apostles had in Jesus’ life, they must have had an important position in Mary’s life as well.
I recently had the great pleasure of interviewing with the always awesome Allison Gingras, author, speaker, and radio host about my new book, “My Queen, My Mother: A Living Novena.” I’m grateful for this opportunity to share more of the intriguing, unusual, and blessed as I embarked on my Marian pilgrimage across America.