Worldwide Women’s Rosary Announced for Dec. 8: ‘We’re Daughters of the Most Holy Virgin’
Another aim of this rosary effort is to express the search for peace that only God can give and the firm conviction that every human person is equal in dignity.
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8 Things Vatican II Says About the Blessed Virgin Mary
The dogmatic Constitution on the Church, released by Pope Paul VI on Nov. 21, 1964, features a chapter centered on Mary.
Women and the Word: The Feminine Voice in Christian Culture
The fabric of Christian culture is woven with threads that interlace feminine charm and enchantment with the Word of God.
Was Our Lady Among Those Who Accused Our Lord of Being ‘Beside Himself?’
From the moment of the Annunciation, the Blessed Mother knew that Jesus was no ordinary man.
The Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary Draws Us Closer to Heaven
‘As you struggle through the stormy seas of life,’ says St. Bernard of Clairvaux, ‘do not turn away from Mary, Star of the Sea.’
Get to Heaven with the Help of Our Lady, St. Joseph and the Holy Eucharist
To give life is the greatest of all gifts; to save one is the next. Mary gave Jesus life; St. Joseph saved him.
Pope Francis Entrusts Canada Trip to the Blessed Virgin Mary
The Pope is scheduled to travel to the Canadian cities of Edmonton, Quebec City, and Iqaluit July 24-29.
Abortion, Motherhood and the Role of Mary
COMMENTARY: The Blessed Mother emphasizes the great dignity of motherhood as well as the unparalleled dignity of her child.
Why Do We Ask Mary to Pray for Us?
“After her Son’s Ascension, Mary ‘aided the beginnings of the Church by her prayers.’ In her association with the apostles and several women, ‘we also see Mary by her prayers imploring the gift of the Spirit, who had already overshadowed her in the Annunciation.’” (CCC 965)
Pope Francis Prays That Young People Will Follow Mary’s Example
The video, published on May 3, was promoted by the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network, which raises awareness of monthly papal prayer intentions.
