Virgin in 1638. That his successor Louis XIV also consecrated the kingdom to Saint Joseph, husband of Mary, on March 19, 1661, is a lesser known fact. Three days after assuming power, on March 12th, Louis [...] support. The next day, March 13th, during the meeting of the High Council, the King prohibited all trade and work every March 19th, effective in 1661. Historians of the Grand Siècle have reported this fact, but

Byzantium. And so in 626 the Persian and Avar leaders coordinated to draw Heraclius and the army away from Constantinople and then send their remaining forces to lay siege to the city. And so Constantinople [...] of immense faith and courage. Every day he would parade the icon of the Virgin Mary around the walls of the city and proclaim that God was on the side of the defenders Throughout July and into August, the [...] 000 Avars and Persians. The Avars had moored their fleet just outside the city and had moved up siege towers to the Theodosian walls. The defense of the city thus fell to Patriarch Sergius and the magistrate

Ambrose of Milan and Rufinus. She had basilicas constructed on Golgotha, on the Mount of Olives, in Bethlehem, and also a church in Nazareth, on top of the Holy House of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. The walls [...] remarked her great qualities and asked for her hand in marriage before he was to become the emperor Flavius Constantius. She was a fervent Catholic, and she taught her son to know and love Jesus. In 306 when [...] several churches, and a Basilica on the site where Saint Peter was put to death. In 324, she left for the Holy Land in order to discover the places where the Lord breathed and died, and she actually found

the commandments of the Lord and the spirit of the Beatitudes; our personal and permanent conversion; and by helping those who are deprived of spiritual and material goods in a spirit of solidarity. We want [...] Queen of Peace O Mary, immaculate Virgin, holy Mother of God, exalted by the Lord as the queen of the Universe to be even more fully conformed to your Son, Lord of lords victorious over sin and death, we come [...] come to you with total confidence and filial affection. We, and all the saints of our country, are delighted to call you Queen of France. We, for our part, want to renew the promises made by our ancestors

Ambrose of Milan and Rufinus. She had basilicas constructed on Golgotha, on the Mount of Olives, in Bethlehem, and also a church in Nazareth, on top of the Holy House of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. The walls [...] remarked her great qualities and asked for her hand in marriage before he was to become the emperor Flavius Constantius. She was a fervent Catholic, and she taught her son to know and love Jesus. In 306 when [...] several churches, and a Basilica on the site where Saint Peter was put to death. In 324, she left for the Holy Land in order to discover the places where the Lord breathed and died, and she actually found

1810, when Mother St Michel, her companions and the statue arrived in New Orleans, devotion to Our Lady of Prompt Succor has grown in New Orleans and Louisiana, and has spread throughout America. In the late [...] Lady in response to pleas for quick and favorable help. Among them, two interventions of Our Lady in particular come from New Orleans and were important to the city and its people. The first has to do with [...] begging Our Lady to save them and their homes from the raging flames. Within minutes, the wind turned back on itself, and in a short time, the fire had lost its momentum and burned out, leaving the convent

kingdom that will never be destroyed and will not pass to another people. He shall destroy all these other kingdoms, and his shall subsist forever" (Dn 2:39-45). And in fact after Nebuchadnezzar, the Persians [...] silver, bronze, iron and clay. The king is troubled until Daniel gives him the right interpretation: "After you will rise a kingdom inferior to yours, then a third kingdom, of bronze... And there will be a [...] then the Greeks, with Alexander, and then the Romans who, by the power of iron, reduced all their adversaries to dust, before Israel was divided between the iron of Rome and the clay of Herod. The coming

insight into the life of Mary, or finding some kind of spiritual comfort in the familiarity of the lack of brilliant new insight, or what. And darn it, I always lose track and end up saying either nine [...] Hail Marys. But more and more often, dealing with the problems that naturally come with full lives, we found ourselves saying, “I don’t know. I don’t know anything. I just don’t know what to do.” And while [...] husband and I agreed: … Saying a decade of the rosary together every day is changing our lives. Not drastically. Just a little bit. But undeniably. We are not the kind of couple you’d look at and say, “Oh

remember the beautiful clothes I was wearing. And that while one of us was reading the Act of consecration to the Blessed Virgin, I looked at the statue of Mary, and said to her: "I will most likely grow up [...] myself to you and I ask you to protect me. I did live like a scoundrel, but the Blessed Virgin protected me, since she sent me this illness that landed me here, and now I am about to confess and die reconciled [...] day, the patient asked the nun nurse to bring him a catechism, and as she showed some surprise, he said: "I want to make my confession, and for this I need a catechism, because I want to do things correctly

worship of God and of my Son be restored, and let the people invoke those whose holy life is a permanent source of virtues ... Let the people respect the churches and the hierarchy and accept the authority [...] I am the messenger of faith and love for Christendom who is traumatized by discord, amid a humanity threatened in its spirituality. To the Church of my Son, guardian and first interpreter of his doctrine [...] the firebrands who speak against the faith and the discipline, from within the Church herself!" The diocesan bishop granted the imprimatur to the messages and authorized the construction of a church. Natividade