Mary Sullivan

We may be perplexed.  But to despair we are not driven. We can be but thankful for all we have been given. Persecution comes our way. Yet we are not abandoned. By… Read More

Saint Mary Magdalene, outside the tomb, with such sorrow wept, What had happened to the Master, was hard to accept. She looked into the tomb, and who should Mary greet, But two… Read More

My job is to inform, not to convince.  (Saint Bernadette) Dear Lord, we need strength and grace, Grace from up above, To go forth to speak the truth, To speak the truth,… Read More

If we could see grace, what would it be, Exactly what, would we then see? Rose petals making slow descent, That came and left a sweet rose scent? What would we see,… Read More

“Your soul is called to raise itself to God by the elevator of love and not climb the rough stairway of fear.”  (St. Therese of the Little Flower) Lord, You ask for… Read More

The gift of grace increases as the struggle increases. (St. Rose of Lima) The struggle is increasing.  In blackened night, we light Christian lamps. Loved ones are ensnared, captured by evil camps…. Read More

“Who teaches the soul if not God?”  (St. John of the Cross) Who will be our good teacher? Who best knows what we ought do? Who teaches our souls truths divine? Who… Read More