Catechism Lesson Six: On the Kinds of Sin |
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Today we learn about mortal and venial sin as we continue learning the lessons in our ‘Catechism for America’. Let us pray that we will avoid all sin in our lives. Watch the talk here: Listen to the talk here: Or you can download the talk here: Thank you for listening. Let us ask God […]
Catechism Lesson Five: Our First Parents and the Fall |
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In this talk we continue going through the “Catechism for America”, the Baltimore Catechism. In this chapter we learn about Adam and Eve, their innocence and holiness as God made them, and the effects of their Fall, which has, indeed, also affected all of us. You can watch the talk here: Listen to the talk […]
Catechism Lesson Four: Creation |
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Today we continue going through the questions of the Catechism for America (that is, the Baltimore Catechism that our American Bishops gave us in the late 1800’s). Chapter Four has just a few simple questions on creation and on the angels. I love the answer to the question: How did God create heaven and earth? […]
Easter Joy: How the Resurrection Fills Us–and the World–With Joy |
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Today we conclude the beautiful and joyful Easter Octave which began during the Holy Saturday Vigil. How great is the mystery we celebrate this week and all during the Easter Season! Are you full of joy? You should be, even if it is a quiet joy deep in your heart in the midst of the […]
Along with the prayer which I’ve shared with you in another post, the rosary is another way you can help our country at this time and always. Our Lady appeared at Fatima in 1917 and asked that we pray the Rosary every day to obtain peace. What a different world we would have if only we […]
In May this prayer was first included in the mailing for the Missionaries of the Liturgy along with a prayer plan encouraging people to find other to pray the prayer for our country each day. Those who wish to do even more can pick one day of the week on which to offer extra prayers […]
Late in June two generous visitors to the Shrine made a special stop to help work on the grounds. Judy Koenn from Chelsea, Michigan spent a week at the end of June helping Servant Maria inside and out, especially helping to make the grounds look much nicer. Noreen Schreiber biked up from Mosinee, Wisconsin (200 miles!) […]
The Missionary Messenger will be arriving at homes soon. Learn what is happening with the Missionaries of the Liturgy.
Stop at the Baraga Shrine and See! (or rather, taste)
I make the trip to the Shrine from Iron Mountain to L’Anse almost every day. It’s an hour and a half drive and for some, that may seem long, but if we were in New York City…that’s just a good commute! And my commute is a lot more lovely than any NYC commute. One day […]
Read about Venerable Father Adolphe Petit, S. J. simple, joyful, holy priest and renown retreat master from Belgium who celebrates 100 years in heaven today!
‘Before You Were Born’, a booklet for expectant mothers to pray for their baby as it grows within is available online. It can also be used in pro-life efforts, distributed to those who pray for the cause of life and to who work for life.
Usually the Missionary Messenger comes to you in June, but this year, because I hadn’t told you about a planned work day at the Baraga Shrine in L’Anse for the end of May, I sent out an early newsletter. Included in the mailing is a JUST ASK about Heaven, a popular topic. You’ll also find […]
As we begin this holy season of Lent, listen to some thoughts on the practices encouraged during this time of grace. Click on the words ‘AshWednesday’ to hear this Missionary Minute.
