Catholic wife and mother, award-winning author and journalist, speaker, blogger, columnist, and popular radio personality.
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Award-winning author Marge Steinhage Fenelon brings you along on a pilgrimage to nine Marian shrines across the United States. Each day of this spiritual journey helps you encounter God and a deeper relationship with the Blessed Mother.
In My Queen, My Mother: A Living Novena, award-winning author Marge Steinhage Fenelon brings you along on a pilgrimage to nine Marian shrines across the United States. Each day of this spiritual journey helps you encounter God and a deeper relationship with the Blessed Mother.
10 Promises of Jesus: Stories and Scripture Reflections about Suffering and Joy is a solid dose of hope no matter what situation you are facing or how frail your sense of hope has become. Through personal experience and the stories of others, this book will assure you that Jesus is waiting to lift you up.
A beautiful and practical handmade cord bracelet expertly crafted with nine knots – one for each day of the novena – and a tenth cinch knot that allows it to double as a wrist rosary.
In this incredible book, Marge Fenelon shares with us her touching story of healing and forgiveness. Containing wonderful insights from one of the holiest priests of the 20th century, Fr. Joseph Kentenich, Marge’s story is a testimony to the power of Marian consecration and the rosary. Pray the novena in this book, and allow Jesus and Mary to heal you, …
The gentleness, wisdom, and simplicity of the holy monks opened Paula Huston to the beauty of the Catholic Church and led her into the life she embraces as a Camaldolese Benedictine Oblate.
This simple rule has transformed, not only our home but our fundamental attitude toward material things and the way we view the world around us. It's teaching us prudence and to foster a holy detachment that encourages us to examine what we have and why we have it. In the process, we've embarked on a journey toward greater discipleship, stronger trust in Divine Providence, and deeper faith.
In the past several weeks, there have been 50 recorded incidents of churches, parishes, and religious statues being destroyed in the United States and Canada. That list continues to grow. This is a cause for great concern, but not for hopelessness. Buildings, parishes and statues are structures that can be defaced and destroyed, but our faith cannot – as long as we cling to Christ and his Mother.
Confusion and uncertainty can lead to hopelessness and even depression. Here are five things to do when you don't know what to do.
It’s a common misconception that St. Catherine of Siena was a Dominican nun. In fact, she was a Dominican tertiary – a laywoman who followed the Rule of St. Dominic. At age 21, she Read more…
A thirteenth-century Eucharistic miracle and a visionary nun have given us the feast of Corpus Christi and four cherished hymns written by St. Thomas Aquinas.
