
From Near-Death Experience, Shrine to St. Anne Is Coming to Life Again
Former parishioners restore century-old church structurally — and spiritually.
Former parishioners restore century-old church structurally — and spiritually.
The opportunities for spiritual engagement, even in the doldrums of summer, are there if we are creative.
Because they are directly related to the Holy Family, the grandparents of Jesus should regularly receive our devotion.
SAINTS & ART: St. Anne is the patroness of women in labor, the patroness for women praying for the gift of a child and the patron saint of grandmothers.
Marking the feast day of Sts. Anne and Joachim, grandparents of Jesus, in Canada, Pope Francis said: 'In addition to being children of a history that needs to be preserved, we are authors of a history yet to be written....'
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Grandmothers are traditionally revered in Canada’s Indigenous culture, and St. Anne’s grandmotherly intercession is playing a significant role in this papal pilgrimage’s search for healing the Church and First Nations.
Every year on the feast of the Virgin Mary’s mother, thousands of faithful flock toward the shrine of Saint-Anne d’Auray, the third major shrine in France, after Lourdes and Lisieux.
Catholics observe the Memorial of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Nov. 21.
Dr. Brian Kiczek, also known as the Rosary Doctor, attributes his daughter’s healing to this great saint’s intercession.
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