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As we continue through this Jubilee of Hope, these particular jubilees press hope ever more deeply into our hearts. We are called to be volunteers who witness to this hope, because we have first encountered the reasons for our hope in Jesus, present in the Eucharist and in Confession.

As Divine Mercy Sunday approaches, it is a good time to make sure you’ve got a Divine Mercy Image in your home. We Marians have recently made improvements to the process of producing our gallery-wrapped, canvas images, put together by Marian priests, br

The altar rail facilitates not only a more reverent distribution of Holy Communion, but also a more efficient way.

The indulgence, Pope Francis writes, is a Jubilee grace which allows us to discover how limitless God's mercy is. 

Father Andy Davy, MIC, composed the following poem for Christmas.

Benedictine monks arranged the O Antiphons with a definite purpose.

Have you ever considered that being joyful can be both an act of mercy and a way of preparing for the coming Messiah? When we chose to be joyful, we are choosing to imitate Mary’s example, a woman who was fully prepared to welcome Christ. 

True devotion to the Sacred Heart, Divine Mercy Incarnate, is Catholicism alive, practiced, and eventually perfected, by the grace of God.

The following article by Blessed Michael Sopocko was first published in the October-December, 1962 issue of the Marian Helpers Bulletin. Blessed Michael was the confessor and spiritual director of St. Faustina.

For many of us in the Marian Congregation, our favorite week of the year is known as “Marian Week.”The main purpose of Marian Week is to offer a time and place where the faithful can gather in a spirit of prayer and penance to express their love for the Blessed Mother.

Each First Friday and First Saturday of the month, we must make a Communion of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

By Fr. Thadddaeus Lancton, MIC

Mary is Mother of Mercy. 

She is our Mother of Mercy.