From the moment when the Eternal Word took flesh in her womb, Our Lady's life was a constant interior union with God.

The Holy Rosary is Mary’s chosen weapon for defeating evil and restoring our Catholic faith.

The hymn Marian "Ave Maris Stella" is traditionally been attributed to St. Bernard of Clairvaux. This setting of Otto Olsson is breathtaking

Duarte Lobo was maestro di cappella of the Cathedral of Saint Mary Major in Lisbon. His thrilling “Regina Caeli" is set for double chorus.

Guerrero set this graceful text with sublime elegance: “Sweet Mary, I languish for love of thee, for thou art good-natured and kind."

Fr. Scott Haynes conducts "Virgen bendita sin par": “O Blessed Virgin without equal, source of all virtue, thou art worthy of praise."

Salve Regina has been sung, since the 13th century, at the close of Compline. We praise God in Mary when one turns to her in song.

The Salve Regina is a Marian hymn. It is traditionally sung at Compline on most days of the year.

Our fervor and devotion may be intensified when we attach a special intention to each decade of the Rosary.

The first Eve stripped herself of the grace of God. The new Eve, the Virgin Mary, has been clothed in the most splendid garment of grace.

Spend time in the garden of prayer with the Immaculata, so that Mary may implant her roots in your soul, and produce wonders of grace.

During the fifty days of Easter glory and through the Octave of Pentecost, we pray the "Regina Caeli" instead of the "Angelus." He is risen!

The Angelus presents the Incarnation of our Lordl: “And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us." John 1:14.

St Irenaeus says: “Eve, by her disobedience, tied the knot of disgrace for the human race; whereas Mary, by her obedience, undid it”.

Fr. Scott Haynes describes the interaction between Emperor Marcian and the Council of Calcedon in 451 AD on the subject of Mary's relics.

The icon of the Annunciation presents the joy of the announcement of the coming of Christ.

Mary is the Ark of the New Covenant. The Ark of the Old Covenant prefigured a more wonderful Ark to come: Mary, Mother of the Messiah.

St. John Henry Newman penned this litany as an act of loving devotion in honor of the Mother of God shortly after becoming a Roman Catholic.

Fr. Scott Haynes presents the story of how Our Lady of Prompt Succor saved the Ursulines and New Orleans.

St. Pius X discusses St. Bernard, who once said of Our Lady: “In dangers, in doubts, in difficulties, think of Mary, call upon Mary..."