remark came after the Mass in celebration of the 25th anniversary of his episcopal ordination: "I express my gratitude to Mary because I was consecrated a bishop on September 8th, (feast of the Nativity
sepulchre shares with all of humanity in the tragedy of death. It is a silence which speaks and expresses love as solidarity with those who have always been neglected, whom the Son of God reaches, filling
Rosary. I knew that something was wrong. I was very worried, but I knew that this was not the time to express my anxiety. I would like to take this opportunity to praise those doctors, whose work I was able
look at Mary as a mother, as a river looks at its source, to find inspiration and momentum. Mary expresses the heart of her vocation from the first words she utters: "I am the servant.” Isn’t this also the
about the faith and inspired her love of Christ and the Church… By around the age of 16 or 17, she expressed a desire to enter the monastery, though she was unable to do so because the communist government
the right as if she were offering the world the choice of nailing or of releasing her Son. The expression on her face was at once heart-rending and beatific. "She wept all the time she spoke to us," asserted
diminishes the unique mediation of Christ, but rather shows its power." This is the luminous principle expressed by the Second Vatican Council which I have so powerfully experienced in my own life and have made
clings to the tree–for without Our Lady we cannot stand." Adapted from an article by Justin Kelly in Express , September 2020
brilliant, full of sweetness and majesty. Just like the image on my medal. Her hands were very expressive. She motioned to me to kneel and an irresistible force pushed me towards her. I had the feeling
pilgrims who gathered during the weekend at the Marian Shrine of Dassa to pray the Virgin Mary expressed "their prayers, their worries, or their hopes, by letting their hearts speak." No less than six
