Our Lady of Good Remedy
Our Lady of Good Remedy
Here’s a beautiful devotion to Our Blessed Mother that perhaps you've never heard of: Our Lady of Good Remedy, whose feast is Oct. 8. The devotion dates to the 12th century, when the Trinitarian Order and its founder, St. John de Matha, needed to raise money to set Catholic slaves free. Our Lady came to the rescue in a big way.
Father Mark Baron, MIC, tells the remarkable story and how today Our Lady of Good Remedy can intercede for us to fight misery and afflictions.
Then meet rock-and-roll legend Michael Miley, who turned his life of excess around by following Jesus Christ and His message of Divine Mercy. In his words, “We can have all the riches of the world, but without God, they’re meaningless.”
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