A Rosary Miracle
Don Dorn was experiencing a father's most dreaded moment. His son lay in the emergency room suffering a life-threatening brain injury. Awaiting an outcome seemingly out of his control, all he could do was wrapped around his hands.
Reflection
Praying the rosary is far less mythical and much more magical than you may realize. The magic comes from an ever-increasing internal peace in a crazy world, an awareness that no matter what the circumstances or situation, or even the outcome for that matter, you can gain an internal serenity.
Verse
Behold, now is a very acceptable time; behold, now is the day of salvation.
2 Cor.6:2B
Catholics have historically and with great faith viewed Mary as the person through whom the Savior comes, the one who will defeat evil on earth. Through the rosary we ask for her intercession.
St. Katharine Drexel parishioners have been praying the Rosary since the church was founded. The grace of the prayer to the Holy Mother has lit the journey to Jesus for so many - whether through troubles and challenges in families, the loss of loved ones, or when everything in life seems darkest.
Parish groups meets regularly to pray for each other and to be socially engaged. The Church is rooted in community.
We encourage you to check one out.
Prayer
Heavenly Father,
Help us to realize we need help, your help and the help of those around us. None of us can do all things by ourselves, but together, in community, amazing things are possible. Help us to recognize when to ask for help and when to offer a hand. Amen.
Like & Share Stories
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| Trish Dorn | Susie Lammers | Dennis Seiner | Gloria Paulin |
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| Don Dorn | Anne Williams | Kevin Feterl | Nicole Johnson |
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With the advance of cultural indifference, or even hostility toward religion and spirituality, our Church has been a little slow to respond. We depended on each generation to evangelize the next generation, and often enough, other cultural values eclipsed the message of the Gospel. We hope that our "Like and Share" project might reach some folks who are searching for something deeper in life. Perhaps some will even join us at Mass for another look.
Why "Like & Share"?
We wish to confirm once more that the task of evangelizing all people constitutes the essential mission of the Church. It is a task and mission which the vast and profound changes of present day society make all the more urgent. Evangelizing is in fact the grace and vocation proper to the Church, her deepest identity. She exists in order to evangelize.
From Pope Paul VI’s letter on “Evangelization in the Modern World.”
Catholic Storyteller
Rick Lingberg
For most of my life I've been telling stories. I've spent my career helping people tell theirs through one media form or another.
I've been a Catholic all my life. I ask, who has better stories to tell than the Church? You know we have a best selling book full of great stories. I've been fortunate that I've been able to help a few people tell their own.
On this page you'll find a some of the stories that I took great pleasure in producing.
I hope you enjoy watching them as much as I did making them.
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