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

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School of Mary

Rosary Month, Saint Bernadette and the School of Mary

Everyone has heard of Lourdes and Saint Bernadette and something of apparitions and miracle healings there, but did you know that it all began because our Blessed Mother came to prepare young Bernadette to receive her first Holy Communion? It’s as simple as that.

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Instagram-Proof Your Soul

Maria V. Gallagher outlines three ways to overcome envy on social media.

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School of Mary

School of Mary: Pray the Holy Rosary

What is the Rosary? For some it is merely a collection of beads on a string but for others

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Learn more about our faith

The Holy Guardian Angels Explained: Family Reflection Video

We recall our childhood experience of sitting with our parents or grandparents listening to stories of Guardian angels protecting and guiding us, and learning bedtime prayers like this one: Angel of God, my guardian dear, to whom His love, commits me here, ever this day, be on my side, to light and guard, to rule and guide. Amen!

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Celebrating family life

New Look - Same Mission!

Family Rosary, a ministry of Holy Cross Family Ministries, has a new visual identity. Why the change and how you can celebrate with us!

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Holy lives of inspiration

Saint Therese of the Child Jesus: Family Reflection Video

Yesterday as Father Dave began his homily, he asked us if we were familiar with the expression “the patience of Job”. I think it would be safe to say that the saint we commemorate today, Saint Therese of the Child Jesus had the patience of Job. She was only fifteen years old when she entered the convent. She died at the age of 24 but from 15 to 24 she endured resentment from some of the other members of her community, experienced interior darkness and the onset of tuberculosis.

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