The Power of the Rosary - Castillo, Gabriel
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Step into a transformative spiritual journey with The Power of the Rosary, a dynamic guide inspired by St. Louis de Montfort's classic, reimagined for today's Catholic. This book is a compelling exploration of the Rosary, not just as a prayer but as a science of grace, offering timeless wisdom for a world in need of healing. Drawing from the teachings of saints like John Paul II and Padre Pio and the profound revelations of Marian apparitions at Lourdes, Fatima, and Akita, this guide illuminates the Rosary's unmatched power in fostering personal holiness and family unity. From practical tips…mehr

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Step into a transformative spiritual journey with The Power of the Rosary, a dynamic guide inspired by St. Louis de Montfort's classic, reimagined for today's Catholic. This book is a compelling exploration of the Rosary, not just as a prayer but as a science of grace, offering timeless wisdom for a world in need of healing. Drawing from the teachings of saints like John Paul II and Padre Pio and the profound revelations of Marian apparitions at Lourdes, Fatima, and Akita, this guide illuminates the Rosary's unmatched power in fostering personal holiness and family unity. From practical tips for mental prayer to insights into Mary's promises, discover how the Rosary is your key to overcoming life's challenges and drawing closer to Christ. Perfect for families, clergy, and the faithful yearning for renewal, this book invites you to embrace the Rosary as a weapon of peace and sanctity.
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Casey J. Chalk is a contributing editor at the New Oxford Review, a senior contributor for the Federalist, and a frequent contributor to the American Conservative and Crisis Magazine. He holds a B.A. in history and a master's in teaching from the University of Virginia, and a master's in theology from the Notre Dame Graduate School of Theology at Christendom College. He lives with his wife, Claire, and their four children in his native Northern Virginia.