Mary does come to us, however. She comes to us every day, will day long, and in so many ways each day. She visits us in our homes, our cars, workplaces, schools, even at the gym, library, or grocery store. She comes to visit us wherever we are and whatever we’re doing.
Real, lasting peace begins with the struggle to rid ourselves of sin. To reach real peace, we need Mary to guide us and Christ to strengthen us. Only then will we be truly at peace. Learn more in Episode 6 of Everyday Spirituality: “What is REAL Peace?”
I’ve waited a long time to write this post. Six months, in fact. Now, finally, it’s time to write Part V (the finale) of my series of posts on the difficult lessons I’ve learned from having major spine surgery. I learned so much that I was drawn to share about Read more…
Mary’s eyes are resplendent and full of mercy, but for who? Sinners like you and me? How can that be? If we feel sinful and unlovable, it can be difficult to return Mary’s loving gaze. Difficult, but not impossible. In “Episode 5: Eyes of Mercy,” I describe what’s behind Mary’s Read more…
Why is May called Mary’s Month? Marge explains how the Catholic custom of devoting the entire month of May to Mary began (you’ll be surprised). Then she offers practical ways to observe Mary’s special month in your diocese, parish and at home.