Tag: Carrie Gress

To end the culture of death, pray the Rosary and Chaplet

On By Lee (@disciple96)In Divine Mercy, Mary, Rosary, Series, Something About Mary Every Day In May, Spiritual Warfare, Spirituality6 Comments

I’ve been praying the Rosary using the Five Special Intentions given by Pope St. John Paul II, for use with the Divine Mercy chaplet, for several months. Those intentions are aimed at ending abortion and the whole culture of death. I began adding them to the Rosary threads on Twitter (see the Rosary Project on this site) back when the pro-abortion crowd ramped up their demonic efforts to ram barbaric legislation through in a push that has been more aggressive than any we’ve ever seen in this country. (Links at the end of this post.)

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The Age of Mary and the Anti-Mary

On By Lee (@disciple96)In Books, Marian Option, Mary, Pro-life, Series, Something About Mary Every Day In May, Spiritual Warfare1 Comment
A post in the Something About Mary Every Day in May series.

This week I bought three books by Carrie Gress. Tonight’s post is about her book, The Marian Option (link to the book at the end of this post). I haven’t read it yet (so many books, so little effective time management on my part) but I have watched some of her interviews about it. Below see her appearance on Women of Grace in February 2019.

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Divine Mercy and the Blessed Virgin Mary

On By Lee (@disciple96)In Books, Divine Mercy, Mary, Series, Something About Mary Every Day In MayLeave a comment
A post in the Something About Mary Every Day In May series

I’ve written before about the connection between the Divine Mercy devotion and abortion. (See notes and links below.) Tonight I’ve been reading an article by Carrie Gress (also added three of her books to the booklist today) on the Hidden Connection Between Mary and Divine Mercy. She points out something I hadn’t really thought about: St. Maximillian Kolbe, St. Faustina Kowalska, and Pope St. John Paul II were all living in Krakow at about the same time. I don’t think I ever thought about that before. Links to article and books mentioned at the end of this post. (See note about a tour with Steve Ray in the links at the end of the post.)

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