Fatima Network News, Nelson Hertel: Polonia semper fidelis, “Poland (is) always faithful” is one of the mottoes of the Polish nation, dating back to 1658 when Pope Alexander VII declared the city of Lwów (Lviv) to be so, after the inhabitants’ heroic efforts in defending Christian Europe from Muslim invasion. Despite the growing influence of the universal scourges of liberalism and secularism, Poland remains a majority-Catholic country and shows signs of returning to its former Catholic traditions. Coinciding with the Fatima Centenary, 2017 is also a jubilee year for the nation as they celebrate the 300th anniversary of the first canonical crowning of the miraculous icon of Our Lady of Częstochowa, “the Black Madonna,” as Queen of Poland. More here.
Poland: Oct 7, Bishops Call Faithful to Go to Nation’s Borders for Rosary of Reparation
Brother Andre MarieThe Apostle who was flayed alive, and whose relics are on Isola Tiberina, in Rome: Saint Bartholomew (72) https://t.co/kdDpRpNnms via @SBC_Catholic1 hour ago 5 14
Brother Andre MarieI know the "H-word" gets bandied about rather imprecisely at times, but THIS IS HERESY: https://t.co/Tely8t0fhQ21 hours ago 50 211
Brother Andre MarieA worthwhile read. Thank you, @StefMNicholas! "Stefanie Nicholas on Modesty" https://t.co/cfazVETW7T via @SBC_Catholic24 hours ago 18 69
Brother Andre MarieThe Servite who hid himself to keep from being elected pope: Saint Philip Benizi (1285) https://t.co/RXrNd1MdaD via @SBC_Catholic1 day ago 11 29
