Litany of the Infant Jesus
A beautiful litany prayer to the Infant Jesus that offers a wonderful meditation throughout the year but especially during Christmas season.
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Christmas Campaign Central
10 ways on how to defend Christmas and honor Our Lord Jesus Christ publicly at Christmas.
Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
On December 25 the Church celebrates the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the second Person of the Most Holy Trinity made man, Who took His flesh in the womb of the Blessed Virgin Mary through the power of the Holy Spirit.
What Did Our Lady Look Like at Fatima, Portugal?
The apparitions of Our Lady at Fatima, Portugal, in 1917, are referred to by many as the greatest Marian apparitions in history.
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Stop the Lies
This book unmasks the deceits of the abortion industry and gives you the conviction you need to stop the lies promoted by Planned Parenthood and their ilk.
Life, Passion, and Glorification of Padre Pio
Free PDF download of "Life, Passion and Glorification of Padre Pio" by Giovanni Cavagnari
St. Anthony of Padua
Free PDF download of "St. Anthony of Padua" by Fr Thomas de Saint-Laurent
Meditation Booklet - Be Still and Know I Am God
Take this little book, step out of the daily humdrum, enter an adoration chapel in your area and spend fifteen minutes with Him who said, “Be still and know that I am God.”
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5 Miracles that Prove God's Existence
Miracle of the Christmas Tree — Saint Boniface Destroys Thor’s Oak
Miracle of the Infant Jesus
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St. Francis & the First Nativity Scene
We owe St. Francis of Assisi a debt of gratitude for establishing the beautiful custom of setting up mangers to commemorate the birth of Our Lord.
The Massacre of the Innocents
Around the time of the birth of Our Redeemer, Herod, the Tetrarch of Galilee, ordered all boys under two years of age to be killed because the wise men had naively asked him if he had heard about the newly born king of the Jews.
Have Confidence, I Have Overcome the World
The world does not live for God or for life eternal, but for itself. Closed off in its naturalist egoism, it divinizes the present, the passing moment.
