The Green Scapular stands as one of the most remarkable sacramentals given to the Catholic Church in modern times. On September 8, 1840, the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Our Lady appeared to Sister Justine Bisqueyburu in Paris, holding her Immaculate Heart and revealing this powerful devotion. This apparition marked a…
The Three Hail Marys devotion carries with it an extraordinary promise from the Blessed Virgin Mary herself. This devotion traces its origins to the 13th century when St. Mechtilde of Hackeborn, a Benedictine nun, received a special revelation from Our Lady. The Blessed Virgin instructed her to pray three Hail Marys daily, promising to assist…
Eucharistic miracles have puzzled scientists and religious scholars alike for centuries, presenting unique cases where sacred objects reportedly transform into human tissue. These extraordinary claims, once relegated to the realm of pure faith, now face scrutiny through modern scientific methods including DNA analysis. Scientific investigation of these phenomena has developed significantly over the past decades….
Saturday is held as a special devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, however the First Five Saturdays pay particular attention and devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary as requested in Fatima 1917. Indeed, the First Saturday devotion represents more than just a religious practice – it serves as a direct response to Mary’s request…
The Chaplet of St Michael the Archangel is a devotion to the nine choirs of Angels. Each of the choirs of Angels is invoked and carries an area of responsibility as ordained by Almighty God. Michael the Archangel is a member of the second last of the ranking angles. He came to prominence when he…
The origin of the St Benedict Medal is virtually unknown until a discovery of a manuscript that dates to the 15th Century. The current medal design commemorates the 1440th birthday of Benedict in 1880. The St Benedict Medal meaning was virtually unknown until the discovery of the manuscript in the 17th Century that dates to…
The Divine Savior, Jesus Christ, willed the devotion to Sacred Heart be promulgated throughout the world and especially for France. Jesus revealed this Devotion to Saint Margaret Alacoque in the 17th Century. The desire of Our Lord to have devotion to His Sacred Heart is to show His love to all mankind. The vision of…
The title given to the Mother of Sorrows (Dolors or Sorrows of Mary) dates back to the 13th Century to the Servite Order. The Seven Sorrows are a series of meditations on Mary’s journey with Her Son Jesus till His burial. The Seven Sorrows (Dolors or Sorrows of Mary) are Scriptural journey of the Mother…
The Miraculous Medal was originally known as the Medal of the Immaculate Conception. The medal is now known throughout the world as the ‘Miraculous Medal’ because it was designed by the Mother of God Herself to a daughter of Christ, Sister Catherine Laboure of the Daughters of Charity in France, 1830. At the Convent of…
The Five First Saturday Devotion is performing acts of reparation for the sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Jesus requested this devotion to Sister Lucia as a Carmelite nun, who was one of the seers at Fatima in 1917. The devotion of honouring Mary for five first Saturdays of each month in succession…
