The Fabric of Faith: What Our Lady’s Wardrobe Reveals About Her Mission
Garments that reflect Mary’s poverty, humility, purity and obedience ...
Results from Tag: 'blessed mother'
Heart Speaks to Heart: Why Science and Scripture Agree on the Importance of Beginnings
COMMENTARY: 'Few are those,' said Albert Einstein, 'who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts.'
Vatican Guidance Discouraging Marian Title ‘Co-Redemptrix’ Sparks Catholic Debate
Miravalle said he thinks the doctrinal note will likely 'galvanize the movement' for declaring a fifth Marian dogma.
Vatican Nixes Use of ‘Co-Redemptrix’ As Title for Mary
In a preface to the note, Cardinal Fernández wrote that the document responds to questions the dicastery received in recent decades about Marian devotion and certain Marian titles, and clarifies which are acceptable.
Why the Feast of Mary, Mother of the Church Fits Perfectly With 60 Years of Liturgical Reform
COMMENTARY: Today’s feast is directly linked to the jubilee years of 1975 and 2000, making its observance this jubilee year a particular occasion for gratitude
Mother Seton, the Blessed Mother and Me
A mother's prayers, a daughter's healing, and the saints' Intercession...
What the Blessed Mother Teaches Us About Beauty and Wisdom
Reflect on Mary in a new, more personal way.
What Netflix’s ‘Mary’ Gets Right — and What It Gets Wrong
FILM REVIEW: New film portrays the Blessed Mother with reverence but takes troubling liberties with Catholic doctrine.
Catholic Director of Netflix Film ‘Mary’ Aims to Celebrate the Blessed Mother — and St. Joseph, Too
INTERVIEW: ‘My hopes are that people watch the movie and they feel much closer to Mary … to have a deeper appreciation for the beauty, the love and the light that is Mary.’
Pope Francis on Mother’s Day: Let Us Pray Also for Mothers in Heaven
The Pope also asked for Mother Mary’s intercession to help in life’s journey towards heaven.
