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Our Lady of Sorrows: The Sword that Pierced Mary’s Heart
Whenever I’m tempted toward doubt, I think of Mary as Our Lady of Sorrows, whose feast we celebrate in commemoration of her faithful and courageous acceptance of Simeon’s prophecy.
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Mary: The Name that Satan Fears
Repeat Mary’s name often with love and devotion – not just today, but everyday and especially during moments of temptation and spiritual distress. Her holy name – Mary – will chase the demons away and draw her near to you.
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A Reader Asks: Why Did Mary Want to be Called “Mother Most Admirable?”
To understand Mary’s request, we must first understand the nature of genuine humility. Humility isn’t the refusal to acknowledge anything good about ourselves or the playing down of our gifts and qualities. That, in fact, is a form of pride.
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Why I Didn’t Have Any “Fun” on My Marian Pilgrimage
I didn’t want fun; I wanted sacrifice, sacrifice that I offered for my readers and for our country so that we could fall more deeply in love with our Blessed Mother and reunite and reclaim the United States for her and her Son.
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Mercy at the Well: San Angelo, TX Catholic Women’s Conference and Me
“Mercy at the Well.” That’s the theme of the 2018 San Angelo Catholic Women’s Conference and I’m thrilled to be one of the speakers scheduled for the event!
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The Visitation – Mary as a Gutsy Lady
Mary of the Visitation represents for me the person who doesn’t stop to consider, “What will it cost me to do such-and-such?” but rather the person who stops to consider, “What will it cost others if I don’t do such-and-such?”
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Pray to Mary, Help of Christians
God knows (literally) that Christians in today’s world need all the help they can get from our Lady. What better time than now to ask her help?