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Tag Archives: Legion of Mary

Frank Duff and the Legion of Mary

May 4, 2018 Brian Kelly Reply

Catholic Exchange, Fr  Donald Calloway, MIC: The Servant of God Frank Duff (1889-1980) was born into a wealthy family in Dublin, Ireland, in 1889. During his youth, he was hit in the ear by a cricket ball; consequently, his hearing … Continue reading →

Legion of Mary Banned from Irish National University

Dec 10, 2013 Brian Kelly Reply

LifeSiteNews: A student group associated with a popular Catholic lay apostolate has apologized for distributing literature from the Courage Community, an international Catholic organization that assists those who wish to leave the homosexual lifestyle. The Legion of Mary, founded in Dublin in the … Continue reading →

An Army for Our Lady: the Legion of Mary

Jul 30, 2013 Eleonore Villarrubia 2

Army? Why, one may ask, do we use military terms for anything associated with our gentle Queen, like army and legion? Military terms are not new in the Church. Indeed, as children in Catholic school, did we not learn to … Continue reading →

Legion of Mary Helping Rhode Island Catholics Spread the Faith

Sep 6, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

The Catholic World Report: Growing up in the 1970s, many in the Church urged me to care for the poor, work for justice, and love God. But I don’t recall being told to “go and make disciples.” For whatever reasons, … Continue reading →

Saint Patrick, Rekindle the Faith of Your Children

Mar 17, 2009 Brian Kelly Reply

For some reason a line from the crazy Irishman in Braveheart comes to mind: “It’s my island.” The emerald isle is Patrick’s island.  How far your people have wandered, O great shepherd, from the path of the cross that they … Continue reading →

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