Mary Frances Myler

Mary Frances Myler is a writer living in Washington, D.C. She is a former postgraduate fellow with the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government, and she graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2022.

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Auxiliary Bishop John Tran celebrated Mass and joined the sisters and lay guests for dinner at a local Jesuit retreat house recently.

Sisters’ Appreciation: Atlanta Catholics Honor Religious With Heartwarming Annual Tribute

Creative events show gratitude for consecrated life.

Mary Frances Myler Features February 26, 2024

L to R: Gioia Gedicks poses with her violin and performs in the show.

Young Catholic Violinist Embraces Touring With Broadway Production

Gioia Gedicks enjoys life on the road for the ‘Come From Away’ North American run.

Mary Frances Myler Arts & Entertainment December 13, 2023

Pro-lifers support alleviating financial barriers to childbirth.

Should the Government Make Birth Free for American Mothers?

Pro-life advocates’ white paper sparks support — and skepticism — regarding federally funded childbirth.

Mary Frances Myler Nation May 12, 2023

After his own frightening experiences, Stephen Adubato began to read about the danger of the occult and stopped dabbling in magic. Years later, when Adubato was discerning entrance into the Catholic Church, he began experiencing spiritual warfare in the form of sleep paralysis.

How to ‘Put the Devil on the Run’ as Cultural Interest in the Occult Grows

Exorcist says active sacramental life isthe ordinary means of keeping the evil one at bay.

Mary Frances Myler Nation March 20, 2023