Jeanie Hannaman

By Joseph Pronechen, National Catholic Register - “My wife came to Fatima and took away some earth to make an infusion to wash my wound with. I did not want her to do this because the wound needed cleanliness and the mud would certainly make it worse. But my wife, who had great faith, said that many people had been cured with the earth, and although I had no faith at all in God nor any religion, she insisted so much, that at last I let her have her way. Every day for nine days she washed the wound with that mud and each day it healed a little more, until at the end of the novena it was perfectly cured. I burst into tears, took off the bandages and came here on foot although I couldn’t move before!”

By Dina Fathi, Catholic Exchange - And my spirit rejoices in God my Savior. (Luke 1:47)... Let us reflect in this second article of the Magnificat series on the words “My Savior”—on how the Blessed Virgin Mary is saved by Jesus, Her Son... And the word became flesh and dwelt among us. (John 1:14)... When the angel Gabriel announces to the Blessed Virgin Mary that She is to be the Mother of God, and She says, “may it be done to me according to your word” (Luke 1:38), the Word, the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity becomes incarnate in Her womb. This event, the Incarnation, is the greatest event of all time. God becomes man. ..