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"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton

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CatholicMom  |  School of Mary

My Rosary Story: A Quiet Invitation

Sarah Damm shares a personal story of comfort and consolation received while praying the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary.

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Holy lives of inspiration  |  Strengthening family unity

Be True, Be Courageous: Family Reflection Video

What a scene St. Luke paints at the beginning of today’s gospel. It sounds like the crowd might have benefited from some social distancing!

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CatholicMom  |  School of Mary

No Rosary? No Problem! 5-Finger Rosary Hack

Monica McConkey offers a little practical tip for busy Catholics trying to squeeze in their daily Rosary.

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School of Mary

The School of Mary: A Brief History of the Rosary

People of all ages and ethnicities dangle them from the rear view mirrors of cars and trucks. Hollywood celebrities wear them around their necks as fashion statements.

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Holy lives of inspiration

Saint Teresa of Avila: Family Reflection Video

Saint Theresa of Avila, born in Avila, Spain in the year 1515 was a women of remarkable integration: she worked as hard as Martha at the many tasks of establishing convents of the Carmelite reform, but she drew her energy from the hours she spent sitting at the feet of Jesus and listening to him. She was a mystic, a religious reformer and one of the outstanding masters of prayer.

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Why pray?

The Rosary and Life in the Spirit: Family Reflection Video

Soon after becoming Pope, St. John Paul II proclaimed: Open wide the doors to Christ: Do not be afraid. Words that reverberated throughout his papacy … and words we need to hear now!

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