Immaculate Heart Messenger Catholic Magazine - April-June 2009

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The Immaculate Heart Messenger is the quarterly publication of the Fatima Family Apostolate. This 52-page magazine in full color is produced by an apostolate that has been endorsed repeatedly by the Cardinal Prefect of the Pontifical Council of the Family. It offers you the most timely and colorful magazine available today, which is in honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. God wants such devotion spread throughout the world, as announced at Fatima. At the same time this magazine covers the whole range of Catholic faith and its practice as each Pope has said, "Fatima is a reaffirmation of the Gospels." Father Robert J. Fox, editor of the Immaculate Heart Messenger, offers the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass daily at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament built by Mother Angelica, the founder of the Eternal Word Television Network, (EWTN). The Monastery of Our Lady of the Holy Angels and this Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament - where Father offers daily Mass - is located near Hanceville, Alabama. Readers of the Immaculate Heart Messenger will be included in Father Fox's prayers for members of the Fatima Family Apostolate. Table of Contents - * The Power of Hail Mary * Our Lady's Crown at Fatima Speaks of Human Life and the Family * Satan Attacking Youth Today * Discovering True Christian Fatherhood * Tolerating Dissent No Longer Tolerable * Knights of the Eucharist * Wounds From Absence of Family Father * Stigmatist Francis of Escanaba * Fatima Spiritual Heart of Portugal and Altar of the World * The Rosary and the Imagination * The Vestibule of Heaven Near Hanceville * Father Hero Died As He Lived * Science & Religion * Questions & Answers * Fatima Family Forum * News Briefs & Comments * Editorial - Why Does the Fatima Family Apostolate Exist?

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The Immaculate Heart Messenger (IHM) is the vehicle of communications for the Fatima Family Apostolate International (FFAI) which was founded approaching 25 years ago; This Apostolate was founded at the suggestion of the Pontifical Council for the Laity; Its magazine is published both in the United States and in the Philippines; and it is popular in Australia.

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