05/10/17
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05/10/17
Ronald Reagan, John Paul II, and Fatima – Crisis Magazine
It was June 6, 1987. Ronald Reagan was on his way to Rome to meet with Pope John Paul II. Their first meeting at the Vatican had taken place five years earlier, June 7, 1982, whereupon the two men shared their mutual convictions that they believed God had spared their lives from assassination attempts the …
Source: Ronald Reagan, John Paul II, and Fatima – Crisis Magazine
05/3/17
Here is the Key to Living the Marian Option | ncregister.com
Saint after saint has witnessed to the fact that Our Lady was at the center of their success for sanctity.
Source: Here is the Key to Living the Marian Option | ncregister.com
02/3/17
If There is an Antichrist, What About an Antimary? | ncregister.com
No matter how strong the “spirit of antimary” may be, Mary still remains the most powerful woman in the world.
Source: If There is an Antichrist, What About an Antimary? | ncregister.com
01/31/17
A New Title for the Blessed Mother? | ncregister.com
Theological commission requests papal acknowledgement of Mary as ‘Co-Redemptrix.’
Source: A New Title for the Blessed Mother? | ncregister.com
01/9/17
Feting Fatima: How the Holy Fathers Have Honored Our Lady’s Apparitions | ncregister.com
From the start, the Holy Fathers have had their eyes closely on Fatima.
Source: Feting Fatima: How the Holy Fathers Have Honored Our Lady’s Apparitions | ncregister.com
12/12/16
Is This New Book the Greatest Ever Written on the Rosary? | ChurchPOP
“The History and Heroes of a Spiritual Weapon”
Source: Is This New Book the Greatest Ever Written on the Rosary? | ChurchPOP
11/15/16
09/22/16
“Mary the Dawn”: The Deep Meaning of the Magically Beautiful Hymn | ChurchPOP
“Mary the dawn, Christ the Perfect Day”
Source: “Mary the Dawn”: The Deep Meaning of the Magically Beautiful Hymn | ChurchPOP
07/18/16
Marian Femininity Before and After “I Do” – Crisis Magazine
We have a crisis of womanhood in our culture. Everyone knows it. Few admit it. Generations ago, the secular-humanists designed a brave new woman who is shrill, selfish, arrogant, and bossy (oh no! the ‘b’ word!). With a clarifying view to Scripture, we can see in retrospect that we have all (myself included) become—at least …
Source: Marian Femininity Before and After “I Do” – Crisis Magazine
