The Rosary Has Changed History, and It Can Happen Again
The Mother of God is the Queen of Heaven, and her prayers are more powerful than the perils we face
The Mother of God is the Queen of Heaven, and her prayers are more powerful than the perils we face
On this great feast day, we join the Christians throughout history as we thank God for granting us the protection of his Mother,
It is said that crew members throughout the Holy League fleet spiritually joined Christians across Europe by praying the Rosary as the battle drew near. Pius V knew that it was the Blessed Virgin Mary and devotion to her through the Rosary that had given new hope to Christendom.
While the Rosary is the Catholic devotional par excellence, it’s worth remembering why so many Catholics were praying it during the Battle of Lepanto: they were praying for victory.
Devotion to Mary was always a central element of St. Teresa’s faith, as demonstrated by her choice to found her congregation on this date.
On the Feast Day of Our Lady of the Rosary, Pope Francis said that the Blessed Virgin Mary has urged the recitation of the rosary in her apparitions, “especially in the face of the threats looming over the world.”
Priory of Our Lady of the Rosary and St. Dominic’s Church a Faithful Jewel
An Interview with Bishop Andrew Cozzens about the Oct. 7 14th-annual Worldwide Children’s Eucharistic Holy Hour.
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