Reflections: Mary, Our Mother Sctn. (Devotions) |
 |
Return to Mary, Our Mthr.Reflctns. | Mary Our Mthr.Sctn.
Reflections:
Mary, Our Mother Sctn.:
Marian Devotions
Wisdom of the Popes, Saints, Theologians, Other...
|
Important Notice: We
make no guarantees regarding any item herein. Use of site is subject to
our terms of use. By using this site you indicate agreement to all
terms. For more terms information, see below and
click here.
|
Click link below or scroll down to view all...
Category |
Quotation |
The Hail
Mary
Also See:
Blessed Virgin Mary (Topic Page)
|
"And
in the sixth month, the angel Gabriel was sent from God into a
city of Galilee, called Nazareth, To a virgin espoused to a man
whose name was Joseph, of the house of David; and the virgin's
name was Mary. And the angel being come in, said unto her: Hail,
full of grace, the Lord is with thee: blessed art thou among
women." (Lk. 1:26-28)
"And
it came to pass, that when Elizabeth heard the salutation of Mary,
the infant leaped in her womb. And Elizabeth was filled with the
Holy Ghost: And she cried out with a loud voice, and said: Blessed
art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb."
(Lk. 1:41-42)
"When
I pray 'Hail Mary', the heavens smile, the angels rejoice, the
earth is happy" (St. Francis of Assisi)
"It
is impossible to say how pleasing and gratifying to her it is when
we greet her with the Angelic Salutation, "full of
grace"; and in repeating it, fashion these words of praise
into ritual crowns for her. For every time we say them, we recall
the memory of her exalted dignity and of the Redemption of the
human race which God began through her."
(Pope Leo XIII, "Magnae Dei Matris", 1892 A.D.)
"I
do not know how it is, nor why, but nevertheless I know well that
it is true; nor have I any better secret of knowing whether a
person is for God than to examine if he likes to say the Hail Mary
and the Rosary. I say, if he likes; for it may happen that a
person may be under some natural inability to say it, or even a
supernatural one; yet, nevertheless, he likes it always, and
always inspires the same liking in others." (St. Louis Marie
de Montfort)
"The
Hail Mary well said - that is, with attention, devotion, and
modesty - is, according to the saints, the enemy of the devil
which puts him to flight, and the hammer which crushes him. It is
the sanctification of the soul, the joy of the angels, the melody
of the predestinate, the canticle of the New Testament, the
pleasure of Mary, and the glory of the most Holy Trinity. The Hail
Mary is a heavenly dew which fertilizes the soul. It is the chaste
and loving kiss which we give to Mary. It is a vermilion rose
which we present to her; a precious pearl we offer her; a chalice
of divine ambrosial nectar which we proffer to her. All these are
comparisons of the saints." (St. Louis Marie de Montfort)
"The
heavens rejoice, and all the earth ought to stand amazed when I
say 'Hail Mary'. Satan and hell tremble when I repeat 'Hail Mary'.
Sorrow is banished, and a new joy fills my soul when I say 'Hail
Mary'. My languid affection is strengthened in God and my soul is
refreshed when I repeat 'Hail Mary'. So great is the sweetness of
this blessed salutation that it is not to be expressed in words,
but remains deeper in the heart than can be fathomed. Wherefore,
again I most humbly bend my knees to you, O most holy Virgin, and
say: 'Hail Mary, full of grace.' Oh! That, to satisfy my desire of
honoring and saluting you with all the powers of my soul, all my
members were converted into tongues and into voices of fire that I
might glorify you, O mother of God, without ceasing! And now,
prostrate in your presence, invited by sincere devotion of heart,
and all inflamed with veneration for your sweet name, I represent
to you the joy of that salutation when the Archangel Gabriel, sent
by God, entered your secret closet and honored you with a
salutation unheard from the beginning of the world, saying: 'Hail,
full of grace, the Lord is with thee'; which I desire to repeat,
were it possible, with lips pure as gold, and with a burning
affection, and I desire that all creatures now say with me,
'Hail'." (Thomas a Kempis)
Also
See: Marian
Prayers | Marian
Devotions | Devotion
to Mary / Devotion to Mary is Recommended | Powerful
Intercession of Mary | We
Should Imitate Mary / Mary is Our Model | Mary's
Virtues | The
Rosary | Marian
Facts | Marian
Scriptural References | Some
Reasons to Honor the Blessed Virgin Mary
| Some
Thoughts on the Blessed Virgin Mary
Note:
Categories are subjective and may overlap. For more items related
to this topic, please review all applicable categories. For more
'Reflections' and for Scripture topics, see links below.
Top |
Reflections: A-Z | Categ.
| Scripture: A-Z |
Categ.
| Help |
No
Homage to Mary More Agreeable Than Knowledge and Love of Her Son
Also See:
Blessed Virgin Mary (Topic Page) |
Jesus (Topic Page)
|
"No homage is more agreeable to her, none
is sweeter to her than that we should know and really love Jesus
Christ." (Pope St. Pius X, "Ad Diem Illum Laetissimum",
1904 A.D.)
Also
See: Mary
/ Knowledge and Love of Jesus | Jesus
& Mary [Pg.] | Devotion
to Mary / Devotion to Mary is Recommended
Note:
Categories are subjective and may overlap. For more items related
to this topic, please review all applicable categories. For more
'Reflections' and for Scripture topics, see links below.
Top |
Reflections: A-Z | Categ.
| Scripture: A-Z |
Categ.
| Help |
The Rosary
Also See:
Holy
Rosary (Topic Page)
|
"[M]ay
the beads of the Rosary be in the hands of all" (Pope Pius
XII)
"I
have no better way of knowing if a man is for God than if he likes
to say the Hail Mary and the Rosary." (St. Louis de Montfort)
"If
you want peace in your heart, in your home, in your country,
assemble together every night and say the Rosary." (Pope St.
Pius X)
"Love
Our Lady and make her loved. Recite the Rosary and recite it
always and as much as you can." [St. Pio of Pietrelcina
(Padre Pio), two days before his death]
"Never
will anyone who says his Rosary every day be led astray. This is a
statement that I would gladly sign with my blood." (St. Louis
de Montfort)
"Of
all the prayers, the Rosary is the most beautiful and the richest
in graces; of all it is the one most pleasing to Mary, the Virgin
Most Holy." (Pope St. Pius X)
"Next
to the holy sacrifice of the Mass, there is, indeed, nothing more
terrifying to [the devil], nor does he bear a more implacable
hatred to anything than to the devotion of the Rosary."
(Muller)
"I
beg of you to beware of thinking of the Rosary as something of
little importance - as do ignorant people and even several great
but proud scholars. Far from being insignificant, the rosary is a
priceless treasure which is inspired by God." (St. Louis de
Montfort)
"The
rosary is the book of the blind, where souls see and there enact
the greatest drama of love the world has ever known; it is the
book of the simple, which initiates them into mysteries and
knowledge more satisfying than the education of other men; it is
the book of the aged, whose eyes close upon the shadow of this
world, and open on the substance of the next. The power of the
rosary is beyond description." (Archbishop Fulton Sheen)
"[Our Rosaries] acquire yet another
title of joy and acceptance in Mary's eyes. For every time we look
once more with devotion and remembrance upon these mysteries we
give her a sign of the gratitude of our hearts, we prove to her
that we cannot often enough call to mind the blessings of her
unwearied charity in the work of our salvation. From such
meditations, which with the frequency of love we awoke in her
presence, who may express, who may ever conceive, whatever new
joys overflow her blessed soul and what tender affections of mercy
and of a mother's love arise therein?" (Pope Leo XIII)
"Number
those, if you can, who, through the devotion of the Rosary, have
recovered from sickness; how many captives have been set at
liberty; how many have been delivered by Mary who were in danger
of perishing by fire, in danger of shipwreck, in danger of war and
pestilence. Go to the sanctuaries of Our Blessed Lady, and see
there the many votive offerings, ornaments of gold and silver and
precious stones, in commemoration of miraculous cures or other
extraordinary favors obtained though the devotion of the Rosary;
for in these sanctuaries of the Blessed Virgin the blind are
restored to sight, the lame walk, the demons are expelled from the
bodies of men. These are authentic facts, attested not only by
persons of note who have heard them from others, but by thousands
of eyewitnesses whose sincerity we cannot doubt; facts so numerous
that, if they were all written, it would take years to read them.
What favor and blessing is there that cannot be obtained by the
devotion of the Rosary?" (Muller)
"As
the various mysteries present themselves one after another in the
formula of the Rosary, for the meditation and contemplation of
men's minds, they also make clear what we owe to Mary for our
reconciliation and salvation. No one can fail to be sweetly
affected when he considers who appeared in Elizabeth's home as the
minister of the divine gifts, who presented her Son to the
shepherds, the kings and Simeon. One must remember, too, that
Christ's blood shed for our sake and those members in which he
offers to his Father the wounds he received as the price of our
freedom are no other than the flesh and blood of the Virgin. The
flesh of Jesus is the flesh of Mary, and however much it was
exalted in the glory of his Resurrection, still the nature of his
flesh which he took from Mary remained and still remains the same." (Pope Leo XIII)
"May
now the Christian nations, excited by Our exhortations, and
inflamed by your appeals, seek the protection of Mary with an
ardor growing greater day by day; let them cling more and more to
the practice of the Rosary, to that devotion which our ancestors
were in the habit of practicing, not only as an ever-ready remedy
for their misfortunes, but as a whole badge of Christian piety.
The heavenly Patroness of the human race will receive with joy
these prayers and supplications, and will easily obtain that the
good shall grow in virtue, and that the erring should return to
salvation and repent; and that God who is the avenger of crime,
moved to mercy and pity may deliver Christendom and civil society
from all dangers, and restore to them peace so much desired."
(Pope Leo XIII, "Supremi Apostolatus Officio", 1883)
"Moreover,
we may well believe that the Queen of Heaven herself has granted
an especial efficacy to this mode of supplication, for it was by
her command and counsel that the devotion was begun and spread
abroad by the holy Patriarch Dominic as a most potent weapon
against the enemies of the faith at an epoch not, indeed, unlike
our own, of great danger to our holy religion. The heresy of the
Albigenses had in effect, one while covertly, another while
openly, overrun many countries, and this most vile off spring of
the Manicheans, whose deadly errors it reproduced, were the cause
in stirring up against the Church the most bitter animosity and a
virulent persecution. There seemed to be no human hope of opposing
this fanatical and most pernicious sect when timely succor came
from on high through the instrument of Mary's Rosary. Thus under
the favor of the powerful Virgin, the glorious vanquisher of all
heresies, the forces of the wicked were destroyed and dispersed,
and faith issued forth unharmed and more shining than before. All
manner of similar instances are widely recorded, and both ancient
and modern history furnish remarkable proofs of nations saved from
perils and winning benedictions therefrom. There is another signal
argument in favor of this devotion, inasmuch as from the very
moment of its institution it was immediately encouraged and put
into most frequent practice by all classes of society. In truth,
the piety of the Christian people honors, by many titles and in
multiform ways, the Divine Mother, who, alone most admirable among
all creatures, shines resplendent in unspeakable glory. But this
title of the Rosary, this mode of prayer which seems to contain,
as it were, a final pledge of affection, and to sum up in itself
the honor due to Our Lady, has always been highly cherished and
widely used in private and in public, in homes and in families, in
the meetings of confraternities, at the dedication of shrines, and
in solemn processions; for there has seemed to be no better means
of conducting sacred solemnities, or of obtaining protection and
favors." (Pope Leo XIII, "Octobri Mense", 1891)
"[W]hile the mind is dwelling on mysteries of
the Rosary the heart is wonderfully enkindled by them to make
virtuous resolutions. What an example we have set before us!... It
would be utterly impossible for anyone to meditate on and
attentively consider these most precious memorials of our loving
Redeemer and not have a heart on fire with gratitude to Him. Such
is the power of a faith sincerely practiced that, through the
light it brings to man's mind and the vigor with which it moves
his heart, he will straightway set out in the footsteps of Christ
and follow them through every obstacle, making his own a
protestation worthy of a St. Paul: 'Who then shall separate us
from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation? or distress? or
famine? or nakedness? or danger? or persecution? or the sword?' 'I
live, now not I; but Christ liveth in me.'"
(Pope Leo XIII, "Magnae Dei Matris", 1892 A.D.)
Also
See: Marian
Prayers | Marian
Devotions | The
Holy Rosary (Reflections) | Rosary
Section | Devotion
to Mary / Devotion to Mary is Recommended | The
Hail Mary | Scapular
/ Rosary | Powerful
Intercession of Mary | Classic
Encyclicals (Rosary)
Note:
Categories are subjective and may overlap. For more items related
to this topic, please review all applicable categories. For more
'Reflections' and for Scripture topics, see links below.
Top |
Reflections: A-Z | Categ.
| Scripture: A-Z |
Categ.
| Help |
The Scapular
Also See:
Scapulars (Topic Page)
|
"Let us,
then, take pride in wearing the holy Scapular as men take pride in
having others wear their livery; but at the same time, let us show
to the world, by virtuous lives, that we are 'servants' of
Mary." (Muller)
"How many
sick have been healed, how many lives have been saved, how many
fires have been extinguished, how many tempests stilled, how many
remarkable conversions have been wrought, by means of this simple
devotion!" (Muller)
"The
other devotions to Our Lady last only for a certain time, but he
who wears the Scapular honors Our Lady at all times and in all
places. The Scapular is, as the Blessed Virgin herself has
declared, 'a safeguard in danger'" (Muller)
"He that
wears the Scapular declares thereby that he is a servant of Mary,
and consequently has a claim to her special protection. One of the
most consoling doctrines of the church is that of the Communion of
Saints. This doctrine is exemplified especially in the
confraternities of the Scapular. Those who wear the Scapular have
a share in all the Masses, almsdeeds, penance, and other good
works continually offered to God by the various religious orders
represented by the Scapular. Their satisfaction for sin becomes
ours; their prayers for heavenly blessings belong to us. The holy
Scapular is the key to the rich treasure of graces that has been
for centuries accumulating in the Church. All the missionary
labors, the studies and toils, the prayers and watching, the
fasting, and other works of penance of so many holy servants of
God, belong to those who wear the Scapular." (Muller)
"From
these well authenticated facts we see that the Scapular is a badge
of our love and veneration of the Holy Mother of God. It is, at
the same time, a sweet pledge of her powerful protection; it is a
devotion most ancient and venerable - a devotion descended from
heaven. The most learned theologians, among them the renowned
Cardinal [St.] Bellarmine, concur in asserting its heavenly
origin. The popes have approved of it in various bulls; the holy
Catholic Church has instituted a special feast, a Mass, and office
to celebrate the devotion of the Scapular. Every nation into which
the one saving Church has yet penetrated, every rank and class of
men, from the layman to the Pope, all honor and practice the
devotion of the Scapular. But, more than this, God himself, who is
the living truth, who alone can suspend the laws of nature, has
confirmed the heavenly origin of the Scapular by numberless
miracles." (Muller)
"The
advantages of wearing the holy Scapular are, then innumerable,
whilst the obligations are strictly none whatever. We have in the
holy Scapular so easy and so powerful a means of securing our
salvation that who will hesitate to wear it? Let the welfare of
our immortal soul not be the last and least important affair in
our eyes. Mary offers us her Scapular; she promises to make us
eternally happy if we accept her gift. How can we remain
indifferent? To acquire this special protection of the Blessed
Virgin will not cost us half the trouble we take to gain the
goodwill of some great personage on earth. Mary does not wait
until we pray to her. No! She offers us her graces of her own
accord. She opens her loving arms to receive us as her children.
She seems to consider it a sacred duty to make us forever happy.
Let no one reject this loving Mother; let no one repay her
affection only by coldness and indifference. Were Mary to require
of us all our worldly goods in return for the goods of heaven;
were she to require of us all that her most servants have gladly
done to honor her; were she to require us to wear, not a Scapular
but the rough penitential grab of some religious order, even then
we should not hesitate a moment, but receive with joy and press to
our lips such a pledge of our salvation. Nay, were Mary to require
one of the greatest and most painful sacrifices, even then we
should obey promptly; for heaven is worth every sacrifice. Each
Christian has but one soul - an immortal soul; if it be lost, all
is lost forever; if it be gained, all is gained, and gained for
all eternity. And now the Blessed Virgin offers us a pledge of our
salvation - her holy Scapular. The Queen of Heaven and Earth
invites us to wear it. Our loving Mother, the Mother of God,
wishes to make us forever happy, and she requires so little in
return. She only asks us to wear her Scapular. She promises us, if
we do so, our eternal salvation, and she promises it in language
so clear that it cannot be twisted into another meaning. She has
attested her promises by the most extraordinary miracles -
miracles which are renewed every day to strengthen our
confidence" (Muller)
Also
See: Scapular
/ Rosary | Scapulars
| Marian
Devotions | Marian
Prayers | Devotion
to Mary / Devotion to Mary is Recommended | The
Blessed Virgin's Intercession [Pg.]
Note:
Categories are subjective and may overlap. For more items related
to this topic, please review all applicable categories. For more
'Reflections' and for Scripture topics, see links below.
Top |
Reflections: A-Z | Categ.
| Scripture: A-Z |
Categ.
| Help |
Scapular
/ Rosary
Also See:
Scapulars (Topic Page)
| Holy
Rosary (Topic Page)
|
"Our Lady wants all to wear the Scapular.
The Scapular and the Rosary are inseparable." (Sr. Lucy of
Fatima)
"Ever
hold in great esteem the practices and exercises of devotion
to the Most Blessed Virgin which have been recommended for
centuries by the magisterium of the Church. And among them we
judge well to recall especially the Marian Rosary and the
religious use of the Scapular of Mount Carmel." (Pope Paul
VI)
Also
See: The
Scapular | The
Rosary | Marian
Prayers | Marian
Devotions | Scapulars
| The
Holy Rosary (Reflections) | Rosary
Section | Devotion
to Mary / Devotion to Mary is Recommended | The
Hail Mary | Powerful
Intercession of Mary | Classic
Encyclicals (Rosary)
Note:
Categories are subjective and may overlap. For more items related
to this topic, please review all applicable categories. For more
'Reflections' and for Scripture topics, see links below.
Top |
Reflections: A-Z | Categ.
| Scripture: A-Z |
Categ.
| Help
|
Important
Notice: Items herein are not comprehensive. Items herein are
categorized subjectively and may overlap. We make no
guarantees concerning any item herein. We may change punctuation,
capitalization, shorten items, etc. and we caution that items
herein may be out of context. We recommend reading items in full
context in appropriate Catholic materials. Users are reminded that even saints
and popes (when not speaking ex cathedra) are not infallible.
Inclusion of any item does not necessarily imply our endorsement
or agreement. Consult appropriate, competent Church
authorities for assistance in interpreting / applying items
herein. Interpretation and application of items herein should not
be contrary to the perennial, official teaching of the Roman
Catholic Church. Do not take items out of context. Do not inflict
harm on yourself or others, break laws, take unsuitable /
incautious or inappropriate / drastic actions, or take figurative
items literally. We are not responsible for any interpretation /
misinterpretation, application / misapplication, use / misuse,
etc. of any item. Use of site is
at your own risk and is subject to our terms of use.
Click
here for more important terms/information
We make no guarantees
regarding any item herein. By using this site you agree to all terms. For terms
information, see "Important Notice" above and click
here.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Catholic Books & Ebooks
Click Here
|
Reflections (Wisdom From Popes & Saints)
Click Here
|
'Quick Help' Pages
Click Here
|
Need Help?
'Live Chat'
Click Here
|

Home
MCS Daily Digest
Quick Guide to This Site
What's New
Reception Desk
Notices
Topic Pages
'Quick Help' Pages
Books / Ebooks |
Apps
Reflections
Help |
'Live Chat'
Coming Soon
Featured Sections
URL Shortcuts
Calendar
Goals / Purpose
This site is really free?
How can I add a "post" here?
Mission Statement
Privacy Statement
Imprimatur Information
Terms of Use
by using this site, you agree to all terms
MCS Directory
Community Center
Commercial Areas
Non-Catholics
About Us
FAQs
Tell a Friend
Invite a Business
Link to Us
My Catholic Source.com Blog & RSS Feed Info.
Third Party Programs
Awards
Feedback
Contact Us
This site powered by
bfsnet.com

|
Now Available!
Catholic Word Search - JUMBO Edition

(Original)

(Large Print Edition)
100+ Catholic Word Searches (Incl. Advent,
Christmas, Lent, Easter, Jesus, B.V.M., Angels, Saints, Sacraments, Grace, Rosary, Fatima, And More...)
"Relaxing, educational, good
for your memory, mind, focus, vocabulary, and good for your soul!"
Get Your Copy Today!
Click link or image above for more information & to purchase.
Now Available!
4
Great Inspirational Catholic Coloring Books...




Plus These Handy Coloring Books & Resources...

Lots of Love Coloring Book (Vol.1) - 40 Love-Themed / Affirming Coloring Pages (Easy/Fairly Easy) - "Includes a Variety of Coloring Pages Suitable for Children or Adults!" ~ "Great for Sharing!"

My Colors - Easy & Convenient Color Sample
Sheets ~ Coloring Resources Book: 125+ Assorted Color Sample Sheets - "Perfect
For Testing, Selecting & Organizing Pen, Marker, Pencil or Crayon Colors!"

My Colors 2 - Easy & Flexible Color
Combination Grids ~ Coloring Resources Book: 50+ Color Sample Sheets In 3 Grid
Sizes - "Perfect For Previewing, Testing & Selecting Pen, Marker, Pencil Or
Crayon Color Combinations!"
[Please Note: Proceeds from sales of these books may support My Catholic Source.com]
For More Information & To
Purchase, Click Image(s) Above
Click Here For Coloring Examples
Now Available!
700+ Consoling Thoughts From Holy Scripture
"Inspirational & Uplifting!"

"Some of the most consoling
& comforting words from Holy Scripture, all in one place!"
+ + +
Compiled From Traditional Catholic Scripture
(Douay-Rheims Translation)
Get it today!
+ + +
For More Information & To
Purchase, Click Link Below...
Kindle Version Just $7.99
Notice: Prices are subject to change
without notice and do not include any applicable taxes.
Now Available!
The iStations Book - Stations of the Cross

Two Traditional Way of the
Cross Methods for Catholics Based on Our 'Best Selling' App
Features beautiful images, TWO traditional
methods, including a Franciscan method, selected prayers in English & Latin
Get it today!
For More Information & To
Purchase, Click Link Below...
Kindle Version Just $4.99
Notice: Prices are subject to change
without notice and do not include any applicable taxes.
Now Available!
Catholic Annual Prayer Book

Includes: 365+ Daily Prayers (Jan.-Dec.);
Holiday / Seasonal Prayers; Hundreds of Prayers Indexed by Title;
Nearly 200 Aspirations / Short Prayers; Over 100 Latin Prayers & Aspirations; 500+
Topics for Meditation; Hundreds of Prayer Tips & Insights; And More...
Includes prayers drawn from Holy Scripture, the
liturgy, writings of popes & saints, the Raccolta, the Roman Breviary, the Roman
Missal, etc.
A daily prayer companion for
Catholics that is 'suitable for any year'!
Kindle Version Just $8.99
Notice: Prices are subject to change
without notice and do not include any applicable taxes.
Click Here to Buy
Now Available!
Coloring Book For Catholics: 50+ Latin
Prayers
(Beginning - Intermediate - Advanced)

"This 'unique', tradition-minded coloring book
which contains some of the most popular Catholic prayers in Latin is a fun way
to become more familiar with Latin prayers & increase Latin language retention!"
This 'educational & fun' publication is useful
for prayerful relaxation, educational recreation ('learn while you play'),
becoming more familiar with Latin prayers & hundreds of Latin words, learning or
memorizing Latin prayers, increasing Latin retention, and more...
An enjoyable and
instructive tool with respect to Latin (the 'beautiful & majestic language of
heaven' and 'official language of the Church' - a language 'consecrated' by the
inscription on the Cross that helps to foster a universal bond in prayer with
Catholics around the world), this publication is suitable for Catholics of most any
age.
+ + +
"This Catholic coloring book
- which provides hours of wholesome & educational recreation - is so much better
for your soul than television!"
+ + +
Notice: Prices are subject to change
without notice and do not include any applicable taxes.
Click Here to Buy
Now Available!
My Little Latin Mass Coloring Book

25+ Traditional Latin Mass Coloring Images For Children Or Adults [Low
Mass]
"Enjoyable & Educational!"
+ + +
Notice: Prices are subject to change
without notice and do not include any applicable taxes.
Click Here to Buy
Catholic Classics Reprint Now Available!
In Heaven We Know Our Own - Or, Solace for
the Suffering

This 'Catholic Classic', which offers consoling
'proof' that the faithful departed remember, love & care for those in heaven and
for those still remaining on earth, is a "great balm of comfort" to those who
have lost a spouse, child, parent, friend, or other loved one. "A thoughtful
bereavement gift, and a 'must-have' for grieving Catholics!"
Get your copy today!
For More Information & To
Purchase, Click Link Below...
Kindle Version Just $2.99!
Notice: Prices are subject to change
without notice and do not include any applicable taxes.
Now Available!
Setting The Record Straight About Luther
Important Things Catholics Should Know About
The 'Reformer'

Don't miss this
'eye-opening' treatise concerning Martin Luther, the catalyst / leader of the
' Reformation ' (a.k.a. Protestant Rebellion)
Includes: Facts which demonstrate that Luther
was NOT sent by God, Luther received approval of his teaching from Satan,
Luther's misbehavior, some results of Luther's teachings, Luther admits he could
be wrong, and more...
Get your copy today!
For More Information & To
Purchase, Click Link Below...
Kindle Version Just $5.99
Notice: Prices are subject to change
without notice and do not include any applicable taxes.
Now Available!
BIG Book of Latin Activities For Catholics
Beginning - Intermediate (Vol. 1)

"Suitable For Children Or
Adults!" ~ "Perfect For Home Schoolers!"
+ + +
As many faithful Catholics already know,
the majestic
Latin language – the 'official language' of the Catholic Church –
promotes unity, helps safeguard the purity of doctrine, connects us with
our Catholic ancestors, allows us to pray in "one voice", and even ties
back to the inscription on the Cross which was written in Hebrew, Latin,
and Greek. The Latin language is still used today in the precious
treasure that is the
Traditional Latin ('Tridentine') Mass, in 'everyday speech' (much of
English is derived from Latin), in mottos, in specialized fields, and in
educational endeavors. It has been shown that the study of Latin brings
many benefits. "And, Latin is truly the language of heaven!"
If you enjoy Latin, you may be glad to know that
this full-sized (8.5" x 11"), tradition-minded publication features an
assortment of activity types related to Latin (including: word searches,
crosswords, coloring activities, challenges, fill-ins, spelling bee,
quizzes, unscrambles, true/false, multiple choice, matching, cross-offs,
circling, word associations, translation exercises, and more...), and
treats of various topics (including: common Latin words, Latin language
facts, Latin grammar, nouns & verbs, abbreviations,
phrases / sayings / mottos, prefixes, cardinal numbers, grammatical gender,
inflection, word roots, diacritics / accenting, pronunciation, Latin
prayers / hymns, Scripture verses, Catholic phrases, and more...).
+ + +
" Fun & Educational! "
Get Your Copy Today!
Click Here For More Information & To Purchase
Try Here For Great Catholic Apps!

My Crucifix
For the iPad®, iPhone®,
and iPod touch®...
For the iPad®...













And Other Great Apps...











More My Catholic Source.com Media: Books & Ebooks
|
|
|
|