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Women and Men Seeking Holiness as the Answer to Abortion

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Morning Offering

What is a “morning offering,” and why should we all make one?

Everything that we are and have is a gift from Almighty God, and it is fitting that we should offer ourselves, our thoughts, words, actions, prayers, sufferings — in short, everything that we are and everything that we have, back to the God who loves us.  This is a practice that has been lived by many generations of Catholics, but many of us today have lost sight of these basics of Catholic life.

Members of the Confraternity of Our Lady of Mercy seek to be perfectly conformed to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, to live lives of holiness, lives of Divine Love.  We need to remind ourselves of these truths on a daily basis — and what better time than when we first get up in the morning.  We want to joyfully greet the Lord:  “Good morning, Lord!” rather than to groan, “Good Lord! It’s morning.”  In our morning offering, we pray for an end to abortion, for those who are in danger of going down that path that leads to abortion, and we pray for each other — that we may continue to receive the healing that the Lord Jesus alone can give, and that all of us will follow His path to holiness — to be Saints!

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Making a Holy Lent 2026

Pope Leo XIV has some reflections for this Lent: First, listening to the Word of God in the liturgy, and through that, to “those who are anguished and suffering.” “Our God is one who seeks to involve us,” the Holy Father wrote. “Even today he shares with us what is in his heart. Because of […]

Women of Grace interviews – January 2026

Our Spiritual Director, Fr. Ben Cameron, was recently on the “Women of Grace” program on EWTN, the Global Catholic Network. He had a three part interview with Johnette Williams on the subject of healing after abortion. During the course of the interview, they discussed the emotional and spiritual wounds of abortion. They also delved into […]

EWTN Radio interview – January 2026

Fr. Ben Cameron was on the “Catholic Connection” radio program on EWTN Radio on January 15th. Teresa Tomeo interviewed him regarding the reality of pain, grief and trauma after abortion, and the process of healing. They also discussed his book Healing the Deepest Wounds: A Pastoral Guide to Abortion, Trauma and Grief. Fr. Ben’s book […]

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