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THE ROSARY

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

MARY IN SACRED SCRIPTURE

MARY IN SACRED SCRIPTURE

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Who is Our Lady of Akita?

Comment on Statement from Bishop of Amsterdam Responding to CDF Letter on the Lady of All Nations

Note on the English Translation of the 1974 CDF Statement

The Amsterdam Apparitions: Where Are We Now?

Prayer from the Heart: Praying the Rosary Well

The Rosary: Practical Considerations

St. Dominic and Daily Rosary for the Christian Family

Saint Louis de Montfort - Marvels of the Rosary

Octobri Mense - Pope Leo XIII's Encyclical on the Month of the Rosary

Pope Leo XIII - On Devotion of the Rosary

Saint John Eudes - The Rosary: You Cannot Too Often Utter Words So Holy

Hans Urs von Balthasar on the Rosary

The Rosary as Family Prayer

The Co-redemptrix, The Cross, and Contemporary Society

Our Lady of Sorrows and Her Ongoing Significance

Mary Co-redemptrix: Advocate for Inter-religious Dialogue

What Co-redemptrix Does and Does Not Mean

Popes of the Marian Age and Mary Co-redemptrix

Pope Pius VII on Our Lady of Sorrows

Co-redemptrix Foretold:The Old Testament

The Magnificat: Song of the Immaculate Heart

The Immaculate Heart of Mary, the Heaven of Heavens

Reparation to the Immaculate Heart: Theological Considerations

Saint John Eudes - The Call to Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

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