Taking Action for Family Values and a Christian Civilization
“Look at the sun!” The shout echoed through the massive crowd. The multitudes looked up. Jaws dropped. From one moment to the next, the world changed. The sun itself fell from the sky. Men, women and children shouted and cried in terror. Hundreds dropped to their knees in the thick mud. The end of the […]
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A small cave called Massabielle, located in a remote French village, became one of the world’s most popular Catholic pilgrimage sites. The faithful travel from all over the world to pray before the statue of Our Lady placed there. Devotees have made their own grottoes in honour of this once desolate site. A Miraculous Spring
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On 8 December 1585 a miracle happened involving the Immaculate Conception. During the Eighty Years’ War (1568–1648), Spanish troops faced a revolt in the Netherlands. There were many reasons that caused the war, but it was divided along religious lines. Thus, the Spanish Catholics who ruled the Low Countries as they were called, claimed the
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Notions about the holy angels among the Catholic faithful, even the most enthusiastic Catholics, are often vague and superficial. For the most part, they are mere memories and images of childhood, not much different from fictitious and somewhat mythological beings such as fairies and elves. Unfortunately, today’s iconography does not help to make known the
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We will comment on the dialogue of the Fatima seer, now-Saint Francisco Marto, as recorded in an excerpt from the famous book, The True Story of Fatima, by Fr. John de Marchi. In this dialogue during Francisco’s last illness, Sister Lúcia sat next to Francisco’s bed and gently whispered to him: “Francisco, are you suffering
Saint Francisco of Fatima Calls Us to Make Special Reparation Read More »
In 1900, the Catholic Church was healthy and growing in China. There were forty bishops, about 800 European missionaries, 600 native Chinese priests, and the number of native Catholics throughout the whole of China proper was estimated at 700,000. It was during this time that the Boxer Uprising (1898-1900) started which ushered in a period
Our Lady of Deliverance, Empress of China Read More »
During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Our Lady of Good Success appeared in Quito, Ecuador to a Spanish nun whose little-known but extraordinary life has a direct connection with our days. Here follow some excerpts from the prophecies about our times: The Pope’s “infallibility will be declared a dogma of Faith by the same Pope
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It was a real breath of fresh air to read Dr Victor Kuligin’s article on the Blessed Virgin Mary in the May issue of Joy Magazine. Congratulations for this, as it in some way also recognises that the magazine caters (and must cater) for the entire Christian “market.” It has always been a source of
Mary, Mother of Jesus – Catholic comment on a Protestant look at Mary Read More »
How did the Holy House take off from its foundations and reappear intact about 3200km away, where it remains to this day? At a conference organized by the “Amici del Timone” Cultural Centre in Staggia Senese, Italy, titled “The Story of the Incredible Move of the House of Mary of Nazareth to Loreto,” a topic
Science Confirms: Angels Took the House of Our Lady of Nazareth to Loreto Read More »
“Every one of us has a Prompt Succour story!” So began a sermon on the Feast of Our Lady of Prompt Succour, commemorating 203 years since she saved America at the Battle of New Orleans. The National Shrine of Our Lady of Prompt Succour in uptown New Orleans hosted the yearly anniversary Mass in thanksgiving
Our Lady of Prompt Succour, Hasten to Help China! Read More »