In Ascension’s Rosary in a Year podcast, Fr. Mark-Mary Ames, CFR, guides listeners in a step-by-step
When Mary and Joseph realized that Jesus was missing, they searched everywhere, stopping at nothing
When Jesus was presented in the Temple, Simeon was ready to receive the long desired savior. With a
Is the Nativity a cause for joy in your life? Reflecting on a sermon from St. Leo the Great, Fr. Mar
We read from St. Alphonsus Liguori’s On the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin, recognizing that Mary’
We move into our Saint Reflections section of Phase 3 with a reading from St. Bernard of Clairvaux’s
Mary chose humility, waiting with confidence in the Lord and his goodness. For this, Fr. Mark-Mary s
The mystery of the Assumption reveals that everything God promised to Mary was fulfilled. Fr. Mark-M
After the descent of the Holy Spirit, those who hear the Apostles are amazed and perplexed, suggesti
In his glorified body, Jesus no longer has physical limitations. This is why, Fr. Mark-Mary explains
In the mystery of the Resurrection, Jesus and the angels bring the same message: do not be afraid. T
In the midst of the most tragic of circumstances, his crucifixion and death, what does Jesus say? Je
During Jesus’ passion, the gospel tells us that a man named Simon was compelled to carry Jesus’ cros
Although the Roman soldiers mockingly hail Jesus as king, Fr. Mark-Mary explains that in this myster
Jesus freely endured the suffering of the scourging because of his great love for us. Fr. Mark-Mary
When Jesus is sorrowful in the Garden of Gethsemane, he stays in relationship with the Father, trust
At the last supper, Jesus tells his disciples that he earnestly desires to eat the Passover with the
When we experience fear and doubt, we can turn to the Father’s revelation that Jesus is the one we h
The mystery of the Proclamation of the Kingdom and the Call to Conversion reveals to us that the tim
At the Wedding Feast at Cana, Mary notices first that the wine has run out. Fr. Mark-Mary explains t
We know Jesus is the beloved of the Father, but today Fr. Mark-Mary tells us that we too should see
