Concerning the Prayer of Faith (I)
True love always seeks the interests of the beloved and how to please him or her. The opposite is not love but possessive self-centeredness.
Concerning the Prayer of Faith (II)
Father Chaminade is emphatic: “We must remember faith belongs more to the heart than to the mind.”
Concerning the Prayer of Faith (III)
This is the final installment in Father Eduardo Benlloch's series of spiritual reflections on what can be called a Marianist style of meditation.
Marianist Soundings, Vol. 12, No. 1
Are Marianists part of a Social Movement Organization? Explore this edition of "Marianist Soundings," which has a focus on the laity, and decide for yourself. (Articles by Carol Ramey and Alexander P. Orlowski.)
Mary's Look
For the Marianist World Day of Prayer in 2007, Isabella Moyer penned a touching reflection on Notre Dame du Cap and the beauty of the mother-child bond and the Marianist-Mary bond.
Things Marianist: What Are Chaminade's Principles for Community Building?
Brother Thomas F. Giardino, SM, develops four principles that guided the thought and practical wisdom of Father Chaminade's world-changing approach to community.
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Marianist Soundings, Vol. 11, No. 2
This issue of "Marianist Soundings" focuses on education and explores ways that we Marianists educate through word and action.
Marie Thérèse de Lamourous, Firm of Hand, Loving of Heart
The title of this short biography succinctly captures the life of Marie Thérèse de Lamourous.
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Podcast: Openness to the Spirit: Bro. Esteban Reyes, SM on Being a Marianist Missionary
In this episode of Sharing Our Marianist Stories, Bro. Esteban Reyes, SM, shares his inspiring journey as a Marianist Brother--from Mexico to serving in the United States--and details the profound role Our Lady of Guadalupe and a miraculous sign during prayer played in confirming his vocation.
From Exile to a Spiritual Home: Adèle's Vocation Journey
On November 14, 1801, Adèle de Batz de Trenquelléon (Foundress of the Marianist Sisters) and her family returned to their château in France after four years of exile.