At a standing-room only "Rally in Defense of the Faith" in Boston, Father Gruner armed the people with the facts and theology we need to know to implement God's peace plan. This article is based on that transcribed speech about the Fatima Message.

This is a time-tested prayer to the Infant Jesus, entrusting to Him our needs. It is a novena of nine consecutive hours within one day.

This article is taken from the November 24, 1991 edition of Mid-Day, one of the largest circulating daily papers in India. The article describes Father Gruner as "Our Lady's escort around the world. And it is his life's mission to accompany the [Pilgrim Virgin] statue to as many nations as he can possibly [to] propagate Her Message to the people."

Read the Inauguration speech for the XVIth Annual Convention of the All-India Laity Congress, given by Bishop Ignatius D'Cunha (November 8, 1991). In this brief address, Bishop D'Cunha discusses the need for peace, especially within the individual's soul, and the power the Rosary has in bringing about this peace.

On September 27, 1991, citing our move toward "a New World" and a "New Age" of peace and cooperation between the superpowers, President George H. W. Bush announced the most sweeping U.S. unilateral disarmament in history, described by The New York Times as "the most one-sided cut in nuclear armaments ever announced by a great power." What are the implications of such an action? Read this article to find out.

The Fatima Message is still relevant today. In fact, it is more urgent now than ever! This article is a reflection on the Fatima Message by one of the delegates at the All-India Laity Congress, who does much to promote devotion to Our Lady and Our Eucharistic Lord.

This article was printed in the Indian daily newspaper Mid-Day on November 16, 1991, and helped to make our Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima's visit to Bombay known to over 500,000 people there.

Read the most recent developments in our country, concerning our freedom and the threat of Russia's errors.

One of the most powerful means which God has given us to gain and to increase grace and divine love is devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. St. Anthony Mary Claret explains that in order to have devotion to Her, one must consider these three questions: Who is this Lady? What blessings does She obtain for us? And what is necessary for true devotion to Her? This article is taken from The Golden Key to Heaven, the spiritual exercises of St. Anthony Mary Claret.

This is a very profound poem on the restoration of the Catholic Church, and it sees the humor even in the crisis in the Church.