Our Lady -
We are proud to call Mary,
the mother of Jesus,
Our Lady.
For mothers, seeking to raise children in the
modern world, we gladly turn to the example of
Our Lady for guidance and consolation
in this our "vale of tears'.
This site is consecrated through the
Immaculate Heart of Mary to
the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Three Days is a Lifetime!
The story of
Matthias Ambrose
Continue to Celebrate!
101st Anniversary of The Miracle of the Sun
Our Lady's Message is for
us
everyday!
Change is tough.
It can challenge our faith and cause us anxiety.
If you struggle with change -
big and little,
join me in this novena-
authored by Servant of God,
Surrender to the Will of God, Father Don Dolindo Ruotolo.
This holy man's life is new to me and his writings are a blessing.
Feast
of the
Immaculate
Conception!
We celebrate God's plan for our salvation when Mary, born without original sin, was conceived in her mother's womb.
Saint Anne, please pray for us!
Saint Joachim, please pray for us!
Mary, Mother of Jesus, pray for us!
Opening prayer for today's Mass -
O God, who by the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin prepared a worthy dwelling for your Son,
grant, we pray,
that, as you preserved her from every stain
by virtue of the Death of your Son, which you foresaw,
so, through her intercession,
we, too, may be cleansed and admitted to your presence.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.
Amen
Prepare for Advent with the
Christmas Novena of
Saint Andrew
First Friday Alert
Get your seat now!
December 6th, 2019
Do you have a burning petition?
Don't miss out.
Knock and Jesus will open
the door.
More Information
on the
Nine First
Fridays
Details
and
Promises
First Saturday Alert
December 7th, 2019
The Five First Saturdays
Seek to console the
Immaculate Heart
of our
Sorrowful Mother
in this devotion.
"How can there be too many children?
That is like saying there are too many flowers." Mother Theresa
"If every tiny flower wanted to be a rose, spring would lose its loveliness.”
Therese of Lisieux