Dr. King’s Undying ‘Dream’
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stood on a platform
few people of color were given during the civil
rights movement and demanded a life better
than what they were living.
Minute Meditation:
Be True to the Mystery
of Your Baptism
The mystic knows in a uniquely grace
way these mysteries that we believe and
live out as we try to be true to the mystery
of our baptism.
Saint of the Day:
Marianne Cope
Though leprosy scared off most
people in 19th-century Hawaii,
that disease sparked great generosity
in the woman who came to be known
as Mother Marianne of Molokai.
Jesus’ Brief Ministry
In God’s hands, we cannot imagine
what can be done in our lives.
All we have to say is, “Here I am Lord.
Use me.”
In Silence, We Find God
In this day and age, it's very hard to be quiet.
With our tablets, smartphones, and myriad
other noisy distractions at our fingertips,
sometimes it's virtually impossible to quiet
our minds and our spirits.
The Origins of the Rosary
According to one tradition, the rosary’s defining
moment came during an apparition of Mary to
Saint Dominic around the year 1221.
8 Catholic Books Recommended
by Franciscan Friars
It probably goes without saying that at Franciscan Media,
we love Catholic books!
