
To Rome With Our Lady: Commemorating Lepanto in Song
A Pilgrimage Reflection: Ours is the God of impossible causes. It is in our weakness that he is glorified.
A Pilgrimage Reflection: Ours is the God of impossible causes. It is in our weakness that he is glorified.
Lepanto victory celebrates its 450th anniversary Oct. 7 and sees a Lepanto-like answer again on the feast day of Our Lady of the Rosary.
COMMENTARY: Our world today would look very different if not for Our Lady of Victory’s miracle at Lepanto 450 years ago this October.
A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER: What’s needed to combat militant secularism and pro-abortion expansionism remains identical to what turned the tide at Lepanto: trust in God and Our Lady’s intercession.
Over many centuries, from Spain to Lepanto, Christian armies have prevailed under the banner of Our Lady.
On Oct. 7, Catholics remember Our Lady of the Rosary.
Bishop Oliver Dashe Doeme says he is being driven by a God-given mandate to lead others in praying the Rosary until the extremist group disappears.
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