No Coincidences: Saints Beside Us on Pilgrimage
COMMENTARY: What began as a Marian pilgrimage through Europe became a lesson in Providence and the hidden encouragement of the saints.
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Mary, Mother of the Church: Hope Is the Sweetness of Our Life
COMMENTARY: Hope, the humble David of the virtues, slays the mighty Goliath of the sins.
Hidden in Plain Sight: Mary’s Voice in St. John’s Gospel
COMMENTARY: St. John and Our Lady lived together for 30 years. How did those years leave their mark on the Fourth Gospel?
Mary Is the Model of Joy for All Her Children
COMMENTARY: With St. Luke’s account of the Annunciation, we behold joy as the response to the unexpected grace of the Lord’s presence.
As Lent Approaches, Mary Shows Us How to Share in Christ’s Passion
COMMENTARY: The recent debate on some proposed Marian titles might serve as an occasion to reflect on the mystery of Mary’s sharing in Christ’s saving work.
Spend Time With Mary This Advent
Her intense and joyful waiting for her Son to enter the world is a model for all...
11 Faces of Mary: A Worldwide Tour of Devotion and Beauty
From Ireland to Algeria and Mexico to Moscow, Catholic devotion to Mary shines in every culture.
Humility Is the Devil’s Achilles’ Heel
COMMENTARY: From Genesis to Guadalupe, Scripture and tradition reveal that Satan cannot replicate humility — the very virtue through which God and his saints defeat him.
‘Mater Populi Fidelis’: A Vision of Mary as Mother and First Disciple
The Vatican’s new doctrinal note moves beyond title debates to restore Mary’s role where Vatican II placed her — in perfect transparency to Christ and at the heart of the Church’s life.
