The Daily Refill – December 22, 2020
In today's Refill: It’s the sixth day of the “O Antiphons” – just a few more day to Christmas! Check out a
In today's Refill: It’s the sixth day of the “O Antiphons” – just a few more day to Christmas! Check out a
In today's Refill: Happy Feast of the Immaculate Conception! Find out more about why we celebrate Mary's conception and why Mary was
In today's Refill: A new episode of Ave Explores with a special series for Advent. Katie Prejean McGrady and mother of quadruplets
In today's Refill: Tomorrow is the feast of the Most Holy Name of the Blessed Virgin Mary, so here's a beautiful prayer
Have you ever wondered about the process that authenticates an apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary? Makes it worthy of public devotion? On this episode, Bishop talks about an alleged apparition that happened in our diocese.
Were there long-term consequences for Mary who carried the Son of God in her womb? We can actually say something about this not just theologically, but indeed medically. We are eventually going to talk about that on today’s show, after talking about the stunning connections between a mother and her unborn child, the role of religion and spirituality in health care, and the training of medical professionals today.
Leonard DeLorenzo is joined today by Dr. John Cavadini, Director of the McGrath Institute for Church Life and professor of theology at Notre Dame. He's here to talk with us about the tradition of Marian Processions and May Crownings, because he and the McGrath Institute are hosting one that you're invited to next Saturday, May 4th at 10:30 a.m. beginning at Notre Dame's Grotto.