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  • Feast of St. John Eudes 2021

    Tomorrow, August the nineteenth, is the feast of our saint-ancestor, Fr. John Eudes (b. 1601- d. 1680); and for this day, we might allow him to speak to us about the Immaculate Heart of Mary through an excerpt from his book The Admirable Heart of Mary.  I think you will find him to be a helpful instructor on the mysteries…

  • Catholic Tips on Prayer

    For today, I am linking to the Dan and Stephanie Burke podcast at the Spiritual Direction website; particularly to one sample of this podcast which I think The Marian Room readers will find informative. This particular podcast is titled What is Prayer from the Heart? Q and A Show.  Dan and Stephanie Burke are producing simple to understand material on prayer, imbued…

  • All Souls Day and The Blessed Virgin Mary

    Today is All Souls Day. On this day, the Roman Catholic Church remembers the souls suffering in Purgatory who are known as the Church Suffering. Today, we dedicate our prayers to these souls. The Blessed Virgin Mary has been known to be the relief of the souls who are suffering in Purgatory, the relief of the Church Suffering. This role of…

  • Fatima and St. Maximilian Kolbe

    Today is the feast of Our Lady of Fatima. The following is a (revised) re-post from March of this year. ~SCF “One of the examples that Father Stehlin gives – next to the importance of the Brown Scapular, the Rosary and the Five First Saturdays, for example – is the aspect of penance. The Blessed Mother taught the children of…

  • Auxilium Christianorum: A Catholic Prayer Association

    This week, while listening to a Fr. Chad Ripperger video, I heard about Auxilium Christianorum, a Roman Catholic prayer association. In the video, Fr. Ripperger, a priest and exorcist, spoke highly of this association. I wanted to learn more about it; and I am presenting what I learned as today’s post. The first question I asked, and you might, too:…