Author: Cathy Nolan

“…He who prays, little children, feels the freedom of the children of God and in joy of heart serves for the good for his brother-man…” (10/25/21) November 9, 2021 Dear Family of Mary! “…He who prays, little children, feels the freedom of the children of God and in joy of heart serves for the good for his brother-man…” (10/25/21) Our Mother tells us that if we pray we will feel the freedom of the children of God! She longs for us to feel this freedom. She wants us to feel the joy of living in that freedom. It is a freedom that comes through the knowledge of the Truth. Only when we comprehend the truth about God, the truth about ourselves, and the truth about the world and the devil, will we finally be able to choose the Good! We will understand the spiritual terrain that we live in and know what is best to choose. We have always been able to choose, but we have not always known enough of the truth to choose the good. And so we end up all tied up in lies and bondage. It is the truth that can set us free. As Jesus said in John’s Gospel: Jesus then said to the Jews who had believed in him, “If you continue in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” (John 8:31-32) This freedom to choose the good is really the joy of the children of God!! It is what makes the martyrs so filled with joy even on the way to their death. It is the joy that fills mothers and fathers when they serve their children 24 hours a day! It is the joy that empowers the priest to serve his parish non stop, with such dedication. In that freedom everything makes sense and there is great peace! Our Lady tells us it is through prayer that God can speak to us, and show us His great Truth. Prayer is the only way for each of us, individually to come to the truth. It is not just a matter of study. It is also a matter of the heart. And our hearts must know God in order to know the Truth. So we must pray. She said to us in 2016: January 25, 2016“Dear children! Also today I am calling all of you to prayer. You cannot live without prayer, because prayer is a chain which brings you closer to God. Therefore, little children, in humility of heart return to God and to His commandments so that with all of your heart you are able to say: as it is in Heaven so may it be on earth. You, little children, are free to in freedom decide for God or against Him. See where Satan wants to pull you into sin and slavery. Therefore, little children, return to my heart so that I can lead you to my Son Jesus who is the Way, the Truth and the Life. Thank you for having responded to my call.” We are the most blessed of children, because Our Mother is with us to lead us to Jesus, who is the Way, the Truth and the Life!! May we all respond to her call in these days, in which the Truth is all but forgotten by so many. We can be light bearers of the Truth, which is the Love of God! In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021

“He who prays is open to life November 8, 2021 Dear Family of Mary! “Dear children! He who prays is open to life and respects the life of others…” Our Lady has been leading us on the way of holiness and life. In this message from 1996 she asked us to choose life. We know what she is saying, because we see this choice challenged at every turn in our world: March 25, 1996 “Dear children! I invite you to decide again to love God above all else. In this time when due to the spirit of consumerism one forgets what it means to love and to cherish true values, I invite you again, little children, to put God in the first place in your life. Do not let satan attract you through material things but, little children, decide for God who is freedom and love. Choose life and not death of the soul, little children, and in this time when you meditate upon the suffering and death of Jesus I invite you to decide for life which blossomed through the Resurrection, and that your life may be renewed today through conversion that shall lead you to eternal life. Thank you for having responded to my call…” We must decide for life, every day. It is the battle of our time. And Our Lady is the greatest example of one who chose life, stood for life, defended life, and protected life always. I want to share with you the conclusion to the Encyclical, Evangelium Vitae, given to us by St. John Paul II. St. John Paul II writes so powerfully about being open to life, and respecting life in this encyclical, and in the conclusion describes how Our Lady is the best example of one who is open to and respects life: CONCLUSION (Evangelium Vitae) 102. At the end of this Encyclical, we naturally look again to the Lord Jesus, “the Child born for us” (cf. Is 9:6), that in him we may contemplate “the Life” which “was made manifest” (1 Jn 1:2). In the mystery of Christ’s Birth the encounter of God with man takes place and the earthly journey of the Son of God begins, a journey which will culminate in the gift of his life on the Cross. By his death Christ will conquer death and become for all humanity the source of new life. The one who accepted “Life” in the name of all and for the sake of all was Mary, the Virgin Mother; she is thus most closely and personally associated with the Gospel of life. Mary’s consent at the Annunciation and her motherhood stand at the very beginning of the mystery of life which Christ came to bestow on humanity (cf. Jn 10:10). Through her acceptance and loving care for the life of the Incarnate Word, human life has been rescued from condemnation to final and eternal death. For this reason, Mary, “like the Church of which she is the type, is a mother of all who are reborn to life. She is in fact the mother of the Life by which everyone lives, and when she brought it forth from herself she in some way brought to rebirth all those who were to live by that Life”. As the Church contemplates Mary’s motherhood, she discovers the meaning of her own motherhood and the way in which she is called to express it. At the same time, the Church’s experience of motherhood leads to a most profound understanding of Mary’s experience as the incomparable model of how life should be welcomed and cared for. “A great portent appeared in heaven, a woman clothed with the sun” (Rev 12:1): the motherhood of Mary and of the Church. 103. The mutual relationship between the mystery of the Church and Mary appears clearly in the “great portent” described in the Book of Rev- elation: “A great portent appeared in heaven, a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars” (12:1). In this sign the Church recognizes an image of her own mystery: present in history, she knows that she transcends history, inasmuch as she constitutes on earth the “seed and beginning” of the Kingdom of God. The Church sees this mystery fulfilled in complete and exemplary fashion in Mary. She is the woman of glory in whom God’s plan could be carried out with supreme perfection. The “woman clothed with the sun”-the Book of Revelation tells us-“was with child” (12:2). The Church is fully aware that she bears within herself the Savior of the world, Christ the Lord. She is aware that she is called to offer Christ to the world, giving men and women new birth into God’s own life. But the Church cannot forget that her mission was made possible by the motherhood of Mary, who conceived and bore the One who is “God from God”, “true God from true God”. Mary is truly the Mother of God, the Theotokos, in whose motherhood the vocation to motherhood bestowed by God on every woman is raised to its highest level. Thus Mary becomes the model of the Church, called to be the “new Eve”, the mother of believers, the mother of the “living” (cf. Gen 3:20). The Church’s spiritual motherhood is only achieved-the Church knows this too-through the pangs and “the labor” of childbirth (cf. Rev 12:2), that is to say, in constant tension with the forces of evil which still roam the world and affect human hearts, offering resistance to Christ: “In him was life, and the life was the light of men. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it” (Jn 1:4-5). Like the Church, Mary too had to live her motherhood amid suffering: “This child is set … for a sign that is spoken against-and a sword will pierce through your own soul also-that thoughts out of many hearts may be revealed” (Lk 2:34-35). The words which Simeon addresses to Mary at the very beginning of the Savior’s earthly life sum up and prefigure the rejection of Jesus, and with him of Mary, a rejection which will reach its culmination on Calvary. “Standing by the cross of Jesus” (Jn 19:25), Mary shares in the gift which the Son makes of himself: she offers Jesus, gives him over, and begets him to the end for our sake. The “yes” spoken on the day of the Annunciation reaches full maturity on the day of the Cross, when the time comes for Mary to receive and beget as her children all those who become disciples, pouring out upon them the saving love of her Son: “When Jesus saw his mother, and the disciple whom he loved standing near, he said to his mother, ‘Woman, behold, your son!’ ” (Jn 19:26). “And the dragon stood before the woman … that he might devour her child when she brought it forth” (Rev 12:4): life menaced by the forces of evil 104. In the Book of Revelation, the “great portent” of the “woman” (12:1) is accompanied by “another portent which appeared in heaven”: “a great red dragon” (Rev 12:3), which represents Satan, the personal power of evil, as well as all the powers of evil at work in history and opposing the Church’s mission. Here too Mary sheds light on the Community of Believers. The hostility of the powers of evil is, in fact, an insidious opposition which, before affecting the disciples of Jesus, is directed against his mother. To save the life of her Son from those who fear him as a dangerous threat, Mary has to flee with Joseph and the Child into Egypt (cf. Mt 2:13-15). Mary thus helps the Church to realize that life is always at the center of a great struggle between good and evil, between light and darkness. The dragon wishes to devour “the child brought forth” (cf. Rev 12:4), a figure of Christ, whom Mary brought forth “in the fullness of time” (Gal 4:4) and whom the Church must unceasingly offer to people in every age. But in a way that child is also a figure of every person, every child, especially every helpless baby whose life is threatened, because-as the Council reminds us-“by his Incarnation the Son of God has united himself in some fashion with every person”. It is precisely in the “flesh” of every person that Christ continues to reveal himself and to enter into fellowship with us, so that rejection of human life, in whatever form that rejection takes, is really a rejection of Christ. This is the fascinating but also demanding truth which Christ reveals to us and which his Church continues untiringly to proclaim: “Whoever receives one such child in my name receives me” (Mt 18:5); “Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to me” (Mt 25:40). “Death shall be no more” (Rev 21:4): the splendor of the Resurrection 105. The angel’s Annunciation to Mary is framed by these reassuring words: “Do not be afraid, Mary” and “with God nothing will be impossible” (Lk 1:30, 37). The whole of the Virgin Mother’s life is in fact pervaded by the certainty that God is near to her and that he accompanies her with his providential care. The same is true of the Church, which finds “a place prepared by God” (Rev 12:6) in the desert, the place of trial but also of the manifestation of God’s love for his people (cf. Hos 2:16). Mary is a living word of comfort for the Church in her struggle against death. Showing us the Son, the Church assures us that in him the forces of death have already been defeated: “Death with life contended: combat strangely ended! Life’s own Champion, slain, yet lives to reign”. The Lamb who was slain is alive, bearing the marks of his Passion in the splendor of the Resurrection. He alone is master of all the events of history: he opens its “seals” (cf. Rev 5:1-10) and proclaims, in time and beyond, the power of life over death. In the “new Jerusalem”, that new world towards which human history is traveling, “death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning nor crying nor pain any more, for the former things have passed away” (Rev 21:4). And as we, the pilgrim people, the people of life and for life, make our way in confidence towards “a new heaven and a new earth” (Rev 21:1), we look to her who is for us “a sign of sure hope and solace”. O Mary, bright dawn of the new world, Mother of the living, to you do we entrust the cause of life. Look down, O Mother, upon the vast numbers of babies not allowed to be born, of the poor whose lives are made difficult, of men and women who are victims of brutal violence, of the elderly and the sick killed by indifference or out of misguided mercy. Grant that all who believe in your Son may proclaim the Gospel of life with honesty and love to the people of our time. Obtain for them the grace to accept that Gospel as a gift ever new, the joy of celebrating it with gratitude throughout their lives and the courage to bear witness to it resolutely, in order to build, together with all people of good will, the civilization of truth and love, to the praise and glory of God, the Creator and lover of life. https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_jp-ii_enc_25031995_evangelium-vitae.html Yes, Mother, the one who prays is open to life and respects the life of others!!!! Teach us to pray, so that we can become those who stand for life today, respecting and caring for it at all stages and in all forms. We want to be like you, Mother Mary! In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021  

“He who prays is not afraid of the future…” November 5, 2021 Dear Family of Mary! “Dear children! Return to prayer because he who prays is not afraid of the future…” (10/25/21) Thank you to all who have sent me confirmations about the power of praying Psalm 91 for protection! I am so edified. In particular I want to share an amazing story from our shipmate, Karin! She tells us of a moment in her life when it she was in terrible danger, but through her daily prayer of Psalm 91 (and Psalm 23) she was delivered! Here is her story: Dear Cathy, Please forgive me for this long letter. I felt I had to share this with you. Today, when you talked about Psalm 91 (Under God’s Protection), I was hit by a memory I had put away in my drawer. In 1987, I lived in Haiti for 13 years. I worked at Tele Haiti; the private TV station owned by good Catholic French People. I was not Catholic, yet. I grew up a Lutheran. In 1987 Haiti was in chaos. On the day I am going to talk about, all important roads were blocked, people were shooting in the streets. People were told to stay home, no school for kids. Ever since I had worked at Tele Haiti, I would start my mornings in my office asking my secretary not to be disturbed. There, I prayed daily Psalm 23 – The Lord is my Shepherd – and Psalm 91 – Under God’s Protection. Someone in my heart had told me that I needed to do this daily. It gave me peace and strength. ……. As I mentioned, this special day almost the whole Haitian population stayed home. However, we at the TV station had to work. We all had a big sign of Tele Haiti on our cars. This was a kind of protection as we were not the government TV Station. But around noon the shooting in the streets was terrible and the fire barricades on the roads were growing. The German Embassy was almost next to our TV building. I had very good friends there. They started calling me to tell me that it was getting too dangerous on the streets, I should drive with them in their car column home. It was very visible that the German Ambassador and his staff were in the column. That would be the safest way for me to drive home. I had to drive directly behind the ambassador’s car with the German Flag etc. Of course, he had a blended car, and the chauffeur was a Haitian who knew the roads very well. Shortly after we left, we saw the barricades burning in the street. Nobody was there, besides our cars. The chauffeur drove to the not burning sidewalk. I had no choice but to drive very close after his car. He hoped that on the sidewalk we could go through this fire barricade. But soon we realized there was one fire barricade after the other. Suddenly, “out of nowhere” big stones of the size of soccer balls or larger were hitting our cars, one after the other from big slingshots. My good German friend from the Embassy who rode with me because she did not want me to be alone in my car, started screaming and was hiding on the floor of my car. The slingshots did not stop. But each stone hit only the frame of my car. Not once the windows. When they hit the frame in the front of the car, they made a big crack in the windshield but nothing broke. I was driving very close to the ambassador’s car. My friend did not stop screaming out of fear. We were driving approximately 1 1/2 miles through fire and stone slingshots. Nobody was around us. I stayed totally calm only concentrating on the car before me. Suddenly, I saw on the small sidewalk a Jeep coming towards us. I was thinking. Is he crazy? Does he not see they are shooting big stones on us? But we kept driving. Shortly after that we finally left the fire and stones behind, and the chauffeur stopped his car. I did the same and we left the car to see the damage done. I turned around and looked for the cars behind me. When we left, we were six cars, now there was only one car behind me. I saw the Ambassador and the driver going around their car. I realized his car was full of signs of shots in the front window and on the doors etc. My car had not one sign of bullets! Shortly after I came finally home – now shaking and crying. The Ambassador called me. He told me he just got a phone call from a journalist. He told him he heard that the “Madame Tele Haiti” got shot and he wanted to know if I (she) died. I then realized: I WAS TRULY UNDER GOD’S PROTECTION!!! These two Psalms, 23 and 91, are close to me. They helped me to get through those 13 years living in Haiti. And today, as a Catholic, I still feel the protection and guidance of The Father, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit, Mother Mary, and St. Joseph. Yes, Psalms 23 and 91, are very powerful. When I just started writing down my memory of 1987, for a moment I felt the panic and lived through those terrible moments again. But now, I feel only joy. God showed me again how much HE loves me. Thank you for reading my Psalm 91 Story. In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph Karin Thank you, Karin!!! Your courage, which could only have come from God, is amazing! God’s protection was all around you as you drove through that gauntlet of fire and a rain of stones. We can all learn from your experience. God is with us. Our Lady is directing our steps. And our faith is powerful. Truly we can pray Psalm 91 with such hope and trust: He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High, who abides in the shadow of the Almighty, will say to the LORD, “My refuge and my fortress; my God, in whom I trust.” (Psalm 91: 1-2) In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021

“He who prays is not afraid of the future…” November 4, 2021 St. Charles Borromeo Dear Family of Mary! “Dear children! Return to prayer because he who prays is not afraid of the future…” (10/25/21) I must admit that there are moments in my day when fear of the future washes over me like a tsunami wave. When I look at the world from my human perspective I am overwhelmed with a sense of futility and vulnerability. And this sense is not wrong. There are no human solutions that can come close to righting this ship! When I woke up this morning, this sense of futility and fear was very strong. And during our early morning Rosary, I tried to keep my heart and mind focused on God. At one point I heard in my heart the words: “ten thousand at my right hand.” I knew it was from Scripture, but I couldn’t remember the citation. So I did a quick search and found it in Psalm 91. As I read Psalm 91, God was able to speak directly to my fear. I knew He was listening to my heart, and that He was directing me through that phrase to His Word, the Word that would rescue me from fear. Here is Psalm 91: Psalm 91 He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High, who abides in the shadow of the Almighty, will say to the LORD, “My refuge and my fortress; my God, in whom I trust.” For He will deliver you from the snare of the fowler and from the deadly pestilence; He will cover you with his pinions, and under His wings you will find refuge; His faithfulness is a shield and buckler. You will not fear the terror of the night, nor the arrow that flies by day, nor the pestilence that stalks in darkness, nor the destruction that wastes at noonday. A thousand may fall at your side, ten thousand at your right hand; but it will not come near you. You will only look with your eyes, and see the recompense of the wicked. Because you have made the LORD your refuge, the Most High your habitation, no evil shall befall you, no scourge come near your tent. For He will give His angels charge of you, to guard you in all your ways. On their hands they will bear you up, lest you dash your foot against a stone. You will tread on the lion and the adder, the young lion and the serpent you will trample under foot. Because he cleaves to Me in love, I will deliver him; I will protect him, because he knows My name. When he calls to Me, I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble, I will rescue him and honor him. With long life I will satisfy him, and show him My salvation. Amen! I plan to make this Psalm one of my daily prayers. It carries the anointing of the Lord for me, and surrounds me with His love and protection. May it do the same for you! In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021  

Return to Prayer November 3, 2021 St. Martin de Porres Dear Family of Mary! Our Lady has used the phrase, “Return to prayer…” only 7 or 8 times in her messages. But when she has said it, it has been in the context of a powerful call. Our Lady knows that for us it is life or death to pray. She wants us to know how crucial it is that we pray, every day, often, in silence and trust. Prayer works miracles. And in these days we can must receive the miraculous intervention of God daily to survive! It is the miraculous intervention of love, of peace, of hope, of truth, of light and of power! We must be filled with the Holy Spirit every day to carry on in this most difficult moment in human history. Here are 6 messages in which Our Lady made it clear that we must return to prayer: February 25, 2016 “Dear children! In this time of grace, I am calling all of you to conversion. Little children, you love little and pray even less. You are lost and do not know what your goal is. Take the cross, look at Jesus and follow Him. He gives Himself to you to the death on the cross, because He loves you. Little children, I am calling you: return to prayer with the heart so as to find hope and the meaning of your existence, in prayer. I am with you and am praying for you. Thank you for having responded to my call.” July 25, 2016 “Dear children! I am looking at you and I see you lost; and you do not have prayer or joy in your heart. Return to prayer, little children, and put God in the first place and not man. Do not lose the hope which I am carrying to you. May this time, little children, every day, be a greater seeking of God in the silence of your heart; and pray, pray, pray until prayer becomes joy for you. Thank you for having responded to my call.” November 25, 2016 “Dear children! Also today, I am calling you to return to prayer. In this time of grace, God has permitted me to lead you towards holiness and a simple life – that in little things you discover God the Creator; that you fall in love with Him; and that your life be a thanksgiving to the Most High for everything He is giving you. Little children, in love, may your life be a gift for others and God will bless you; but you, witness without interest – out of love for God. I am with you and intercede before my Son for all of you. Thank you for having responded to my call…” July 25, 2019 “Dear children! My call for you is prayer. May prayer be a joy for you and a wreath which binds you to God. Little children, trials will come and you will not be strong, and sin will reign but, if you are mine, you will win, because your refuge will be the Heart of my Son Jesus. Therefore, little children, return to prayer until prayer becomes life for you in the day and the night. Thank you for having responded to my call.” March 25, 2020 “Dear children! I am with you all these years to lead you to the way of salvation. Return to my Son; return to prayer and fasting. Little children, permit God to speak to your heart, because Satan is reigning and wants to destroy your lives and the earth on which you walk. Be courageous and decide for holiness. You will see conversion in your hearts and families; prayer will be heard; God will hear your cries and give you peace. I am with you and am blessing you all with my motherly blessing. Thank you for having responded to my call.” October 25, 2021 “Dear children! Return to prayer because he who prays is not afraid of the future; he who prays is open to life and respects the life of others; he who prays, little children, feels the freedom of the children of God and in joy of heart serves for the good for his brother-man. Because God is love and freedom, therefore, little children, when they want to put you in bonds and to use you, it is not from God. Because God loves and gives His peace to every creature; and that is why He sent me to you to help you to grow in holiness. Thank you for having responded to my call.”  Return to prayer…. In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021  

The Holy Souls in Purgatory November 2, 2021 All Souls Day Dear Family of Mary! Today we pray for the souls in Purgatory, especially our family members. Our Lady asked the parish to pray for the deceased in these two messages: Wednesday, July 21, 1982 “There are many souls in Purgatory. There are also persons who have been consecrated to God: some priests, some religious. Pray for their intentions, at least 7 Our Father’s, Hail Mary’s and Glory Be’s and the Creed. I recommend it to you. There is a large number of souls who have been in Purgatory for a long time because no one prays for them.” November 6, 1986 “Dear children! Today I wish to call you to pray daily for souls in purgatory. For every soul prayer and grace is necessary to reach God and the love of God. By doing this, dear children, you obtain new intercessors who will help you in life to realize that all the earthly things are not important for you, that only Heaven is that for which it is necessary to strive. Therefore, dear children, pray without ceasing that you may be able to help yourselves and the others to whom your prayers will bring joy. Thank you for having responded to my call.” Her words are urgent and powerful. It is in our hands to help the deceased who are waiting to enter Heaven. Their prayers are no longer effective for themselves. They depend on us. It is amazing that even the 7-7-7 prayer can help them! The parish prays the 7-7-7 after evening Mass every day! Think of all the souls we could help if we prayed those prayers for the deceased. Here is a short litany that might be useful to pray every day as well: “Little Litany of the Holy Souls” by Dr. Blanche Jennings Thompson, Franciscan Tertiary. Lord, have mercy on us. Christ, have mercy on us. Lord, have mercy on us. Holy Souls, Pray for us. For the souls of our families, We pray Thee, O God. For the souls of our friends, We pray Thee, O God. For the souls of our enemies, We pray Thee, O God. For the souls of all pagans, We pray Thee, O God. For the souls of all priests, We pray Thee, O God. For the souls of all religious, We pray Thee, O God. For the souls of the just, We pray Thee, O God. For the souls of all sinners, We pray Thee, O God. For the Holy Souls in Purgatory, We pray Thee, O God. For those who have none to pray for them, We pray Thee, O God. O Almighty and Eternal God, we beg Thee to have mercy on the Holy Souls in Purgatory, especially those for whom we are bound to pray; and we ask Thee also to listen to the prayers of the Blessed Souls in our behalf. Amen. This is something else we could pray every day!! In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021

My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord! November 1, 2021 Feast of All Saints!Dear Family of Mary! Thank you to all of you who have participated in our Jericho March! Yesterday was a powerful day. We circled the City of Man seven times with our prayer, with St. John Paul II and Our Lady of Medjugorje! The walls are coming down! The picture above is of our shipmates in California who ended the Jericho Novena in style! Here is what they shared with us: Hi Denis & Cathy! We just finished a 3 day retreat and walked around the Stations of the Cross seven times, praying the Rosary, to tear down the Walls of Sin in California and Our World! We had 2 Tambourines and a large bell; we were heard!! God Bless You! Paulette in California Praise the Lord!! This is wonderful!! Thank you, California Shipmates!! We stand with you!!! As we celebrate this beautiful Feast of All Saints, let’s not stop declaring victory. Pray the Magnificat often today, along with your Rosary. Our Lady is on a roll!!! Our Lady’s Magnificat My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord,  my spirit rejoices in God my Savior  for he has looked with favor on his lowly servant. From this day all generations will call me blessed:  the Almighty has done great things for me,  and holy is his Name. He has mercy on those who fear him  in every generation. He has shown the strength of his arm, he has scattered the proud in their conceit. He has cast down the mighty from their thrones,  and has lifted up the lowly. He has filled the hungry with good things,  and the rich he has sent away empty. He has come to the help of his servant Israel  for he has remembered his promise of mercy,  the promise he made to our fathers,  to Abraham and his children for ever.  (Luke 1:46-55) And here is the message from October 25!! Ponder it deeply today as well: “Dear children! Return to prayer because he who prays is not afraid of the future. He who prays is open to life and respects the lives of others. He who prays, little children, feels the freedom of the children of God and in joy of heart serves the good of his brother-man, because God is love and freedom. Therefore, little children, when they want to put you in bonds and to use you, it is not from God. Because God is love and gives His peace to every creature; and that is why He sent me to you to help you to grow in holiness. Thank you for having responded to my call.” (October 25, 2021) In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021

Our Lady, liberator and victor! October 29, 2021Dear Family of Mary! We continue to circle Jericho with our Trumpets blaring! Let’s pray, pray, pray! “Dear children! Return to prayer because [he] who prays is not afraid of the future; [he] who prays is open to life and respects the life of others; [he] who prays, little children, feels the freedom of the children of God and in joy of heart serves for the good for his brother-man. Because God is love and freedom, therefore, little children, when they want to put you in bonds and to use you, it is not from God. Because God loves and gives His peace to every creature; and that is why He sent me to you to help you to grow in holiness. Thank you for having responded to my call.” (October 25, 2021) The Litanies to Our Blessed Lady of Liberation and Victories Lord, have mercy. Lord, have mercy. Christ, have mercy. Christ, have mercy. Lord, have mercy. Lord, have mercy. Christ hear us. Christ graciously hear us. God, Celestial Father, Have mercy on us. God, the Son, Redeemer of the world, Have mercy on us. God, Holy Ghost, Have mercy on us. Holy Trinity, One God, Have mercy on us. Holy Mary, our Lady of Liberation, Plead for us. Holy Mary, our Lady of Victories, Plead for us. Holy Mary, in whom dwelt the Power of the Most High, Plead for us. Holy Mary, more valiant than Esther and Judith, Plead for us. Holy Mary, whose Son crushed the head of satan, Plead for us. Holy Mary, clothed in Sun, invulnerable to the attacks of satan, Plead for us. Holy Mary, who protects us against the furious dragon, Plead for us. Holy Mary, refuge of sinners, Plead for us. Holy Mary, liberator and health of the sick, Plead for us. Holy Mary, hope of the desperate, Plead for us. Holy Mary, midwife to her cousin Saint Elizabeth, Plead for us. Holy Mary, protector of pregnant women, Plead for us. Holy Mary, good helper of women who labor, Plead for us. Holy Mary, consoler of the aborted children, Plead for us. Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the power and the temptations of satan, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the seduction of idols and false doctrines, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From demonic possessions, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From all the pernicious lies of the spirit of darkness, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the attacks of hidden and occult dark masters and wizards, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From diabolical pacts that make us slaves of satan, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From idolatry, spiritism and satanism, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From witchcraft, sects and secret societies, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the traps of divination and of false predictions, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From false visions and misleading dreams, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From every curse, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From all spells, magic spells and curses, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the spirit of death that leads to suicide and homicide, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From all diseases caused by magic spells, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From devastating pestilence and plagues, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From hunger, violence and war, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From fatal accidents, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From communicable diseases, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From sterility of evil origin, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From any threat against children in the maternal womb, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From difficult childbirths, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From our childhood traumas, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the perversions whose victims are children, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the anguish of the soul and the ills of the body, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From genealogical ties that adversely affect the living, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the mysterious disappearances of close relatives, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the blocks of our sentimental life and our mental faculties, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the ravages caused by impiety, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From advances of disbelief and the civilization of death, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From temptations against the faith, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From unworthy and sacriligious communions, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From despair and discouragement, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the spirit of fear that kills faith in God, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From lukewarmness in the service of God, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the spirit of pride and domination, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the hardening of heart in sin, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the sins against the Holy Spirit, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From not wanting to forgive our enemies, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From hatred and impure thoughts, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the lies of the devil at the time of death, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From the sufferings of Purgatory, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. From eternal condemnation, Holy Virgin Mary, free us. Lamb of God, Who takes away the sins of the world, Forgive us, O Lord. Lamb of God, Who takes away the sins of the world, Graciously hear us, O Lord. Lamb of God, Who takes away the sins of the world, Have mercy on us, O Lord. Christ, victor over death. Hear us. Christ, victor over satan. Tend to our supplications. Holy Spirit, the liberator. Hear us. Holy Spirit, the consoler. Tend to our supplications. God, Omnipotent Father. Hear us. God, Omnipotent Father. Free us from the malignant one. O Mary, conceived without sin. Plead for us who recourse to you. Plead for us, Our Lady of Liberation. So that we may be liberated from all our tribulations. Let us pray We praise you, O God, for Your love, Your mercy and Your power, for the victory of the Blood of the Lamb, Your Son, our Lord Jesus Christ. We praise You for our mother, the Virgin Mary. Grant to all those who take refuge under her motherly protection, their liberation from all the evils that afflict them; free them from the power of darkness so that they live in the freedom of the sons of God, in the triumphal procession of the resurrected Christ. Amen In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021 P.S. Litany is found at: https://catholictruth.net/CTNet_RC/en/archive.asp?d=20170323L

Mary, Queen! October 29, 2021 Dear Family of Mary! We continue to circle Jericho with our Trumpets blaring! Let’s pray, pray, pray! July 25, 1988 “Dear children! Today I am calling you to a complete surrender to God. Everything you do and everything you possess give over to God so that He can take control in your life as the King of all that you possess. That way, through me, God can lead you into the depths of the spiritual life. Little children, do not be afraid, because I am with you even if you think there is no way out and that satan is in control. I am bringing peace to you I am your mother, the Queen of Peace. I am blessing you with the blessings of joy so that for you God may be everything in your life… Thank you for having responded to my call.” Litany of Mary, Queen Lord, have mercy. Lord, have mercy. Christ, have mercy. Christ, have mercy. Lord, have mercy. Lord, have mercy. God, our Father in Heaven, Have mercy on us. God the Son, Redeemer of the world Have mercy on us. God, the Holy Spirit, Have mercy on us. Holy Trinity, o God, Have mercy on us. Response for the following: Pray for us! Holy, Mary, Holy Mother of God, Most honored of virgins, Chosen daughter of the Father, Mother of Christ the King, Glory of the Holy Spirit, Virgin daughter of Sion, Virgin humble and poor , Virgin gentle and obedient, Handmaid of the Lord, Mother of the Lord, Helper of the Redeemer, (pause) Full of grace, Fountain of beauty, Model of virtue, First fruit of the redemption, Perfect disciple of Christ, Untarnished image of the Church, Woman transformed, Woman clothed with the sun, Woman crowned with stars, Gentle Lady, (pause) Gracious Lady, Our Lady, Joy of Israel, Splendor of the Church, Pride of the human race, Advocate of grace, Minister of holiness, Champion of God’s people, (pause) Queen of love, Queen of mercy, Queen of peace, Queen of angels, Queen of patriarchs and prophets, Queen of apostles and martyrs, Queen of confessors and virgins, Queen of all saints, Queen conceived without original sin, Queen assumed into heaven, Queen of all the earth, Queen of heaven, Queen of the universe, Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world; Spare us, O Lord. Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world; Spare us, O Lord. Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world; Have mercy on us. Pray for us, O glorious Mother of the Lord. That we may become worthy of the promises of Christ. Let us pray: God of mercy, listen to the prayers of your servants who have honored your handmaid as mother and queen. Grant that by your grace we may serve you and our neighbor on earth and be welcomed into your eternal kingdom.We ask this through Christ out Lord. Amen. July 25, 1990 “Dear children! Today I invite you to peace. I have come here as the Queen of Peace and I desire to enrich you with my motherly peace. Dear children, I love you and I desire to bring all of you to the peace which only God gives and which enriches every heart. I invite you to become carriers and witnesses of my peace to this unpeaceful world. Let peace reign in the whole world which is without peace and longs for peace. I bless you with my motherly blessing. Thank you for having responded to my call.” In Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! Cathy Nolan Mary TV 2021