Books about Mother Mary

Lenten Journey with Mother Mary invites you to walk with the world's model of faith and purity – the Virgin Mary herself – each day of your Lenten spiritual pilgrimage to Easter. Here the wise Fr. Edward Looney ...

— Fr. John Riccardo — Illustrated by Marie Mattos “She had to learn to trust…” How often do we think of Mary’s trust in the Lord? How often do we imagine what it must have been like for her as she ...

Marian Meditation for Every Day Taken from the Holy Bible Each of the 365 short Marian meditations in this easy-to-read giant type edition includes a brief Scripture quote, a reflection from a Saint, and a ...

— Fr. John Waiss When it comes to the Catholic Church’s teachings about Mary, there’s one question you hear more than any other: Where is that in the Bible? Where in Scripture can we find the Immaculate ...

— Fr. Slawomir Szkredka Here is the singular book you need to grow in total abandonment to divine providence and deepen your trust in God — and to appreciate as your mother and model in faith Mary, ...

— Fr. Edward Looney In 1859, the Virgin Mary appeared as the Queen of Heaven to Adele Brise, a 28-year-old Belgian immigrant living in Northeast Wisconsin. Today, the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help ...

100 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON THE MARIAN APPARITIONS -Paul Senz From May to October, 1917, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared six times to three shepherd children in the tiny village of Fatima, Portugal. What started ...

— Carrie Gress In the late '60s, a small group of elite American women convinced a majority of the country that destroying the most fundamental of relationships — that of mother and child — was ...

— Maria V. Gallagher Amid life's daily struggles, one can find true joy in encountering and loving the Blessed Mother and, in turn, encountering and loving her Son. We can relate to Mary as not only mother ...

TEN MARIAN VIRTUES FOR THE MODERN MOM –Marge Steinhage Fenelon In an age of much mothering advice but few admirable role models, award-winning Catholic journalist Marge Fenelon delves into ten instances—and ...