Our Lady of Champion, Matchmaker?
As many Relevant Radio associates prepare for the Walk to Mary and its sold-out Tenth Anniversary celebration, producer and co-host Maggie Groeschl prepares for ... Read more
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What does the Assumption of Mary teach us?
Articles, Mary
The Assumption of Mary is the fourth and most recently declared Marian dogma – Church teachings about Mary that are considered essential for all practicing Catholics to believe. Proclaimed ... Read more
Snow… in August?
Articles, Mary
The site of today’s Marian celebration is a must-visit for any world-traveling Catholics. Santa Maria Maggiore (St. Mary Major) is not only a papal basilica (alongside its neighbor, St. ... Read more
Models to Mary: The Feast of Saints Joachim and Anne
Articles, Mary
This summer, you may be using some of your vacation to visit relatives—your parents, perhaps, or your grandparents, if they’re still living. July 26th is the Feast of ... Read more
Mountainous Sanctity and Our Lady
Articles, Mary
Promises and striving to keep them are essential parts of our lives. When we love something – even when we simply want something – it’s engrained in us to ... Read more
Waiting for Peace with Ave Regina Pacis
Articles, Mary, News and Culture
Amid World War I, Pope Benedict XV called upon Our Lady, Queen of Peace as a place for all to rest in times of unrest. The devotion welled up ... Read more
The Iconic Feast of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Articles, Mary
The origins of Our Lady of Perpetual Help (or Our Lady of Perpetual Succor) are about as varied as the countries in which she is venerated. Some believe that ... Read more
A Mother’s Perfect Love: the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Articles, Mary
The Immaculate Heart of Mary, celebrated the day after the feast of the Sacred Heart, has been the subject of prayerful study and fervent veneration since the early years ... Read more
The Visitation, a Feast of Service
Articles, Mary
“During those days Mary set out and traveled to the hill country in haste to a town of Judah, where she entered the house of Zechariah and greeted Elizabeth.” ... Read more
The Spark of Fatima
Articles, Mary
On May 13th, 1917, hope for the heavily Catholic country of Portugal, held under Freemason authority, made herself known with a flash of lightning. Our Lady appeared to three ... Read more
Saint Louis de Montfort and Total Devotion to the Blessed Mother
Articles, Mary
Most of Saint Louis Marie Grignion de Montfort’s intense ministry and fiery preaching revolved around two essential practices: frequent, if not daily, reception of Holy Communion, and total, radical ... Read more
Mary’s Serrated Mountain Hideout
Articles, Mary
Today we celebrate Our Lady of Montserrat, a mysterious statue hidden away in Catalonia, Spain, for nearly 200 years. “La Jerosolimitana”, or “the native of Jerusalem”, as she was ... Read more
Saint Bernadette’s Life after Lourdes
Articles, Mary
One of the most exciting – and daunting – tasks we can undertake is starting somewhere new. Our settled routine can be very alluring when God calls us out ... Read more