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ICYMI: What Does Mary’s Queenship Mean to You?
As queen and mother, Mary offers Catholics a model of mercy, strength, and intercession for our times.
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Thank St. Juliana for the Feast of Corpus Christi
The Solemnity of Corpus Christi has been celebrated in the Church since 1246. We have St. Juliana of Liege to thanks for its institution.
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Three GREAT Reasons to Pray the Rosary
The Rosary is indeed a perfect prayer, highlighting the lives of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph and reminding us of the truths of our Catholic faith. Some, sadly, think of it as tedious and therefore say the Rosary only on special occasions or not at all.
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New Simply Holy Episode: Witnessing to Christ in the Newer Normal
The Apostles and women – including Mary – gathered and prayed in the Upper Room for nine days from Ascension to Pentecost. That’s not unlike the time we’re in right now, as we prepare to move from the “new normal” of COVID19 lockdowns, shutdowns, and fear into the “newer normal” of going out into the world!
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Mary Monday: St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary
St. Joseph often is referred to as the “silent saint” because not a single word of his is quoted in the Bible. And yet, his actions speak volumes!
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Exaltation of the Holy Cross: A Time for New Beginnings
It’s fitting to take a day out to spiritually exalt the Cross upon which our Savior suffered and died for us. He bore so much pain and agony on account of our sins and with a love that is limitless despite our faults and sinfulness! The feast is the occasion for a new beginning, as well, as we resolve to take up our own crosses, given to us by Divine Providence, and carry them forward out of love for Jesus.