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9 Day Novena to Our Lady of Good Counsel

Concluding prayer for each day: Remember, O Immaculate Mary, Virgin Mother of Good Counsel, that it has never been heard of in any age that such as had recourse to thee, imploring thy help and seeking thy powerful intercession, were ever rejected or refused or abandoned. Inspired with the like hope and confidence, I fly...

The Holy Shroud: A Twenty-First Century Gospel

By Julio Loredo The Holy Shroud of Turin confirms the terrible punishments inflicted on Our Lord Jesus Christ during the Passion with such extraordinary precision that it has even been called the “Fifth Gospel.” Meditating on the Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ, especially during Lent, has always been an occasion of great...

Praying the Family Rosary

“Continue to pray the Rosary every day.” ~ Our Lady of Fatima to Sister Lucia With all the talk today about “quality time” and the importance of “bonding” in the family, the Rosary is the perfect solution! Your family will be gathered together for a common purpose in the sanctity of your own home. And remember...

24 Quotes About Purity That Every Young & Old Catholic Should Know

Impurity is plastered everywhere today: Films, television, billboards, music, entertainment, books, and magazines.

Pagan “Celebration” at St. Brigid’s Shrine Prevented by Rosary Catholics at Faughart

by Philip M. Beattie On Sunday 29th January, around 150 faithful Irish Catholics congregated on a bitterly cold and rainy evening at St. Brigid’s Oratory, Hill of Faughart, to offer the peaceful prayer of the Rosary in reparation to God. The maternal intervention of Our Blessed Lady and the Hand of Divine Providence were not...
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Novena to Our Lady of Good Success of the Purification

February 2 is the feast day of the apparition of Our Lady of Good Success of the Purification Act of Contrition I believe in God: strengthen, O Lord, my faith; I hope in God: firm, Lord, my hope; enkindle, O Lord, my love; I am sorry for having offended Thee. Oh Lord my God! Increase...

The Story of the Christmas Tree and Why Catholics Decorate Them

In the seventh century a monk from Crediton, Devonshire, went to Germany to teach the word of God. His name was Saint Boniface. He did many good works there and spent much time in Thuringia, a region later to become the center of the Christmas decoration industry. Tradition has it that Saint Boniface used the...

What Happens at a Fatima Visit?

What happens during a Fatima Home Visit? First, the statue of Our Lady is crowned by the host as Queen of the home as everyone sings hymns in Her honour. The custodian then introduces the Ireland Needs Fatima campaign to the audience.  A short video is then shown on the message of Fatima. After the...

Catholicism & Paganism Clash in Slane & Trim

By Edward Koudriachov On Saturday, 29th October, members and friends of Irish Society for Christian Civilisation (ISFCC) fought ancient evil powers, defending order and Christianity against disorder and paganism. Two rosary rallies took place, one on the Hill of Slane and the other in Trim, Co. Meath. The Hill of Slane was chosen because it...

Resources for Halloween

What is Halloween? Halloween is simply a corruption of the words All Hallows’ Eve, the day before All Saints Day. In the 8th century, Pope Gregory III instituted All Saints Day on November 1st, automatically making October 31st the Eve before All Saints. November 2nd is he “Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed” which is...
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