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1. Featured Article: TOMORROW! Join Steve Dawson for our March Missionary Companions Partner Benefit
2. Featured Video: Lexa Explains What it's Like to Record Video Testimonies!
3. Story from the Street: Stations of the Cross
4. Story from the Street: Easter Adventures
1. Featured Article: TOMORROW! Join Steve Dawson for our March Missionary Companions Partner Benefit
2. Featured Video: Lexa Explains What it's Like to Record Video Testimonies!
3. Story from the Street: Stations of the Cross
4. Story from the Street: Easter Adventures
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Stations of the Cross

Detroit, MI. On the morning of Good Friday, St. Mary of Redford Parish prayed the Stations of the Cross on the main street in front of the church. Many pedestrians and drivers stopped and started taking photos/videos with their phones — a public expression of faith always draws attention and curiosity. A community of Franciscan friars ministers at the church and the brothers were very proactive to reach out to everyone that we passed. Several times, Deacon John of the Cross sprinted across the street to speak to someone. Br. Andre and I prayed with a man sitting at the bus stop with the intention of healing his long-term leg injury. Halfway through the stations, we stopped and prayed at the corner of a major intersection. At that time, a motorist rolled down his window and shouted “JESUS CHRIST IS LORD!!!” The congregation shouted “Amen!” in agreement. We continued and two friars approached two cars that were stopped at a restaurant drive-thru. At the second to last station, a pedestrian approached us from the opposite direction. She joined us in prayer and followed us to the Church. We invited her to come inside the Church and to come back for Easter Sunday. In the end, I would estimate that at least 50 people showed some interest, half of whom received prayer and/or a Miraculous Medal.

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Easter Adventures

Boise, ID. Easter Sunday brought us some interesting encounters. As we were setting up, Chuck saw a young man suddenly drop to one knee in front of a young woman. Big grins ensued, followed by hugs and kisses. So, Chuck called to the man, “Did you just propose?” Yes. He invited them to come receive a Rosary to get their life started off right. When they came to the table, he asked the woman if she had been expecting that. “Not today!” she said. Although not Catholic, they agreed to receive a Rosary, choosing one between the two of them. May Our Lord bless their marriage and bring their resulting family to salvation!

Most people cheerfully returned our “Happy Easter” wishes. But one man from a group of 4 people loudly said no to Lucy’s offer of a free Rosary. When she wished him a Happy Easter anyway, his second no was both louder and sharper. May he not give a final no to Jesus’ offer of salvation!

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