Tag: Our Lady

The Saturday night rosary was a cornerstone of my family life growing up. After dinner was finished, all 12 of us would gather in the living room, sitting on the couch, chairs or the floor. The lights would be switched off and the candles next to the statue of Our Lady holding the child Jesus would be lit.

Art serving faith: out of an earthquake’s rubble has come restoration and beautiful new creations of faith New Zealand’s Catholics have been blessed with the...

Ukrainians turn to Mary to intercede for peace Ukrainian clergy demonstrating against the war in their country have appeared in media coverage carefully holding an...

By Fr John Paul Bassil OMM As we have begun the season of Advent in the Maronite Church, it is a perfect time to meditate...

Part 2 of Mark's series on Models of the Church Read the introduction here. The first model of the Church is the Marian model. Mary is,...

Throughout the month of May the Catholic Church has been celebrating Our Lady and Mother Mary. From the Pope's Rosary Marathon to the feast...

Dear Father, Someone recently gave me a leaflet with 15 promises, supposedly from Our Lady, for those who say the rosary. Are these really...

Young adults gathered in Belfield for a special event held in honour of Our Lady.

The sign from above that graced a Sydney man's ordinary work day, and life since.

This does not give us an anaesthetic from our pain or a type of cocky remoteness from tribulations of the world- but it does unite us in hopeful solidarity while “in exile” with the Christ-focussed and grace-filled strength and love of the faithful Mother of the Covenant, Mary of Nazareth.

“Full of grace” it is Mary who models for us the sanctified Christian and the sanctified Church, created and called to holiness and fruitfulness in Christ. Mary emerges as the mother of that body of which she is also spiritually a daughter.

Families invited to register for event in the month of Mary The Archdiocese of Sydney has launched a Family Rosary Relay for May to pray...