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A 16th-century painting recently acquired for the Marian Library depicts a seldom-seen scenario: the Blessed Mother feeding the Christ child with a spoon. The painting’s subject matter, its age, its origin in India and its artistry all add to the appeal of this rare treasure.

A printing school was essential to Blessed Bartolo Longo's message of devotion to the rosary.

With a promise to the pope, the city gets the nod for the international event; the flock flocks en masse for Masses, lectures and dialogue on the nature of the Eucharist.

In recognition of the International Marian Research Institute and its new position in the College of Arts and Sciences, the Marianist Province of the United States is funding two fellowships in the Marian Library.

On journeys of faith to see holy sites and saintly relics, people of many faiths pray, rejoice and reflect. An exhibit provides a look at the items they bring back. 

A garden in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, prompted John S. Stokes Jr. to launch the Mary’s Gardens movement.

The International Marian Research Institute at the University of Dayton has issued its final pontifical degrees.

Images of Mary and Jesus are now on display in the space alongside artworks by community artists.

This week's content features Our Lady of Ransom, Blessed Jakob Gapp, symbols of Our Lady of Mercy and prepares to celebrate the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Beginning August with Our Lady of the Snows, Dominicans and more.