Without the Word of God there would be no Rosary, and praying the Rosary only magnifies the Word of God in the soul.

Symbolism flows from each the garments.

Let us pray little prayers throughout the day asking Jesus that we might encounter Him on a deeper level, and then we can bring Him to others.

It is simply a reminder to live our lives of prayer, penance, and union with God.

Understanding the convergence of God’s will and prayer is not merely theological in nature; it defines our very human existence.

There are various forms for prayer in elevating our mind and heart to God.

Participate in first Fridays and first Saturdays to grow in devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Presently the Church universally and locally has not prescribed what people are supposed to do with their hands during the Lord’s Prayer.

This title is both logically and theologically sound.

The Mass is the source and summit of the Christian life.

Your humble admission of a renewed love for the Holy Mass can be your son or daughter’s path back to faithful worship.

The holy rosary is very powerful, and it is completely based on Sacred Scripture.

Never stop praying. And, possibly, the answer we seemingly did not receive, is our answer!

Allow the dialogue to cause you to grow more deeply in your relationship with Jesus

For a life of sanctity and for salvation, both faith and works are necessary and interdependent.

This is a heavy cross to bear, because we know deep within that we are called to be people of mercy and forgiveness is the fruit of mercy.

Just as Mary said yes, and carried Jesus in her womb, and cared for Jesus, she cares for each and every one of us with the same love she showed her son, Jesus.

Can someone who is so sinful really find a way to both repent and rejoice? Absolutely. In fact, you really cannot have one without the other.

There are important aspects of the Catholic priesthood, which make it unique among all ministries.

The Holy Roman Catholic Church is our sacred home in which Christ dwells for the purpose of saving us from damnation.