Recent Article from Vidi Dominum
True Adoration
07-21-2019Fr. Chris AxlineIt is with great joy that we once again celebrate the feast day of St. Mary Magdalene. For us, since she is our patron, we celebrate her feast day as a liturgical solemnity which means that we treat July 22 as if it were a Sunday, or another high holy day (such as Christmas, Easter, and Pentecost). This means that we can (and should) celebrate her feast day with great joy!
Recently, a priest invited me to cultivate a deeper devotion to St. Mary Magdalene in my own prayer life, and, heeding his advice, the Lord revealed two very powerful attributes about St. Mary Magdalene. First is the radical conversion and re-orienting of her life entirely to Christ. Second is her ability to surrender all things to Him.
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Annual Blankets for Soldiers/Cards for Soldiers Drive
Touch a soldier in a real way by making or buying them a blanket for warmth and comfort. We are also asking for handmade cards from the children of St Mary Magdalene.
Blankets and cards are due the 1st weekend in October.
Crocheters for Life
We are looking for crocheters/knitters to make hats and blankets for First Way Pregnancy Center. If you don’t know how to crochet or knit, but would like to learn, we can teach you! For more information, please contact Helen at 617-504-2841.
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Do you have a gift for writing? If you are willing to write short articles on matters of faith and/or your own life of discipleship to be published in Vidi Dominum, contact Lita@smarymag.org to become a contributor.
