Brazil needs prayer to retain conservative gov’t, resist Marxist agenda in upcoming election
The country is facing a takeover of cultural Marxism if former left-wing president Luiz Inácio 'Lula' da Silva is elected.
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Articles tagged Rosary
US bishops proclaim day of fasting and prayer on May 13 to end abortion
The bishops urged Catholics to pray the Rosary on the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima this Friday for the end of abortion and for increased respect for the family.
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Thousands flock to miraculous Rosary shrine built by ex-satanist to honor Our Lady of Pompeii
Crowds grew so large that Mass had to be celebrated outside in the shrine piazza.
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The month of May is a perfect time to pray the Rosary against our culture of death
Pray the Rosary and involve your family. Don't be embarrassed to pray in front of others or to advocate prayer.
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Catholic NFL kicker says he would quit football before getting the COVID jab
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker told Turning Point USA’s Jon Root that he was ready to leave football rather than take a COVID shot.
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What the consecration of Russia will mean for the world
In a breaking news episode of The John-Henry Westen Show, I explain what Pope Francis' impending consecration of Russia means for the world.
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Canadian Catholics begin public prayer crusade to end lockdowns, COVID mandates
Canadians will gather in a public place on Wednesdays at 6 PM, to pray the rosary for the freedom of Canada from COVID restrictions.
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‘String them up by their beads’: Irish pro-abortion activists verbally abuse Catholics praying public rosary
A local politician tweeted that the regularly scheduled prayers were a counter-protest to a rally against male violence.
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French public rosary crusade grows quickly as Parliament prepares to mandate vaccine passports
More than 780 locations and counting are listed for public rosaries next Wednesday in France.
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Hundreds of public Rosary events launched around the world for an end to COVID crisis
Austrian Catholics began the Rosary crusade in the hopes that their leaders will 'realize that the planned coercive measures are not the right solution.'
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