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We, the Marist priests and brothers, are members of the Society of Mary, an international religious congregation in the Catholic Church. We are men called to ‘be’ Mary - thinking, judging, feeling, and acting as Mary in all we do. Marist priests and brothers have been called by a “gracious choice” into the family of Mary.

An electronic newsletter published by the Province Communications Office twice a month.

A magazine published three times a year by The Marist Fathers and Brothers of the US Province.

Day 3 Lenten Reflection

As disciple, Mary heard and welcomed the Word, pondered it, searched its meaning for her life, and then acted on it.

Stabat Mater
O how sad and sore distressed
Was that Mother, highly blest
Of the sole-begotten One.

Day 2 Lenten Reflection

Marists look to Mary as the first and best disciple of Jesus. As disciple, the focus of her attention was away from herself and always on Jesus.

Stabat Mater
Through her heart, his sorrow sharing,
All his bitter anguish bearing,
Now at length the sword has passed.

Day 1 Lenten Reflection

Marists take Mary as their model in all that they do. They come gradually to think judge, feel and act in a new way – Mary’s way.

Stabat Mater
At the cross her station keeping,
Stood the mournful Mother weeping,
Near her Son until the end.

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