Marian Prayers for Good Intentions: The Spiritual Powerhouse of the Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary
The confraternity was founded almost 750 years ago, to foster greater devotion of the time-honoredMarian prayer.
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Facing Isolation Due to COVID-19, Patients Find Solace in Rosary Group
“In the midst of all this craziness and chaos, God is with us.”
The Rosary is a Devotion of Heart, Mind and Body
“Healing infirmities or forgiving sins, Jesus always responds to a prayer offered in faith: ‘Your faith has made you well; go in peace.’” [CCC 2616]
This Man Survived a 60-Foot Fall, Thanks to Father Patrick Peyton’s Prayers
The healing is not being investigated as a potential miracle for Father Peyton’s beatification because it occurred while the priest was still alive, but family members still credit Father Peyton for Denny Leonard’s dramatic recovery.
Ireland’s Devotion to Our Lady and the Rosary
Irish devotion to the Blessed Mother has a long legacy. In these present challenging times, faithful commitment to Our Lady is as needed as ever.
Urgent Times Call for Global Children’s Eucharistic Rosary from EWTN
Children, Parents and Teachers: Join the Global Children’s Eucharistic Holy Hour Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
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This October, Take Up Your Rosary and Prepare for Battle
“Arm yourself with the arms of God, with the holy Rosary, and you will crush the devil’s head and stand firm in the face of all his temptations.” —St. Louis de Montfort
Urgent Nationwide Rosary for America on Oct. 7
Archbishop José Gomez urges all to join him as he leads a virtual Rosary for America for Our Lady’s help on the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Sister Mary of the Rosary, OP: ‘The Little Flower of Alabama’
When she entered the Dominican cloister, Lalia Jones said that she wanted to become a nun ‘like the Little Flower.’
