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Why Would an All-Powerful God Choose to Need a Woman?
God needs nothing and no one to accomplish His will. And yet, St. Louis de Montfort insists, He chose — freely — to need Mary. What that choice reveals about grace, and about the devotion he considered inseparable from real holiness.
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True Devotion to Mary: St. Louis de Montfort’s Guide to Total Consecration
In 1712, St. Louis-Marie de Montfort wrote what many consider the greatest single book of Marian spirituality ever composed — a manual for consecrating...
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The Book of Confidence: Fr. Thomas de Saint-Laurent’s Classic on Trusting God Completely
The Book of Confidence: Fr. Thomas de Saint-Laurent's Classic on Trusting God Completely
In the early 1900s, a French priest named Fr. Raymond Thomas de...
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The Hermit Fed by a Raven for Decades — Until the Day It Brought Double
For years, a raven brought a hermit half a loaf of bread every single day — until the day it brought a whole one. What that story, and the Sermon on the Mount, actually teach about trusting God with ordinary, temporal needs.
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The Toy Store Visits That Were Never Really About Toys
Every Christmas, she found a reason to walk her two children past São Paulo's finest toy shops "by chance." Nothing about those visits was actually left to chance — and neither was almost anything else in how Dona Lucilia raised her children.
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The Strange Prayer Jesus Made Before Feeding Five Thousand People
Before He multiplied five loaves into a feast for thousands, Jesus withdrew to pray — to Himself. This Sunday's Gospel (August 2) explains why, and what it means for our own confidence in God.
