Growing the Faith at 25
Mission For 25 years, Growing the Faith, a program of the Western Association of the Order of Malta in partnership with Catholic parochial schools, has promoted the spiritual enrichment of […]
The Passing of Pope Francis
Tucson Area Celebrates World Day of the Sick Mass with Bishop Weisenburger
Bishop Weisenburger, if the Diocese of Tucson was the main celebrant along with our Malta Chaplain Fr. Miguel Mariano, Fr. Pat Crino, the pastor and Fr. Samuel Jandeh, V. C. […]
The Saving of a Life that started in Lourdes at the 2024 Pilgrimage
Written by Beth Ann Kavanagh, Member of the Boise Area, Tom Hicks, 2024 Malade, and Susan Karpiel, Convenor Boise Area Beth Ann Kavanagh, newly invested in October 2024, attended the […]
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Year of Mercy September Reflections by Father Reginald Martin OP
September invites us to celebrate two liturgical feasts that are vivid reminders of God’s mercy. The first is the September 8th anniversary of the birth of Mary, honored among members […]
The Annual Lourdes Spring Pilgrimage
In 1858, in a cave, named Massabielle, situated in Lourdes in the Pyrénées of southern France, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared on eighteen occasions to Bernadette Soubirous, a very poor, […]
Jubilee Year of Mercy Reflection: July 2016
This month we observe a holiday to celebrate our nation’s independence, a privileged state in which, the dictionary tells us, we are “…self-governing; free from the influence, guidance or control […]
April Reflections
In our last reflection I remarked that the ashes we wear on Ash Wednesday cannot be a mere cosmetic, altering our appearance for a single day; we must allow them […]
September invites us to celebrate two liturgical feasts that are vivid reminders of God’s mercy. The first is the September 8th anniversary of the birth of Mary, honored among members […]
In 1858, in a cave, named Massabielle, situated in Lourdes in the Pyrénées of southern France, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared on eighteen occasions to Bernadette Soubirous, a very poor, […]
This month we observe a holiday to celebrate our nation’s independence, a privileged state in which, the dictionary tells us, we are “…self-governing; free from the influence, guidance or control […]
In our last reflection I remarked that the ashes we wear on Ash Wednesday cannot be a mere cosmetic, altering our appearance for a single day; we must allow them […]
