
Mary Finds Us
It is our mother who will never forget. It is our mother who will always find her child.
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It is our mother who will never forget. It is our mother who will always find her child.

Martha and Mary’s handling of Jesus’ visit has much to teach us in our own time.

Sister Mary Elizabeth Imler, a Franciscan Sister of the Sacred Heart out of Frankfort, Illinois, came to her vocation through a love of studying and teaching science.

As fighting in the Middle East intensified and spread, Pope Francis turned to Mary, begging her to “intercede for our world in danger.”

“Be it done to me according to your word.” So it was for Mary, so it can be for us who wait in silent prayer seemingly unable to do anything to change our circumstances.

As Mary’s story shows us, one person’s faith can forever change the world.

Jesus will fill my soul with the wine of wisdom, and I’ll know what to do. His mother told him, and he’ll do it!


The notion of a queen is somewhat foreign to American ears, but the queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary recognizes her role in the Kingdom of her Son, Jesus.

The doctrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is recent: 1950. But the belief among the faithful that Mary was assumed body and soul into heaven at the time of her death dates to the early Church.