In this powerful episode of The Deep Dive from the Rosary Team, we trace the living heartbeat of the Catholic Church across centuries and continents — beginning with the miraculous apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe in 1531 and following her enduring influence into the modern world.We revisit the encounter between the Virgin Mary and Saint Juan Diego, explore the miraculous imprint of the tilma, and reflect on the seismic wave of conversion that forever transformed the Americas. From there, we connect this historic miracle to today’s vibrant Marian devotion in the United States, including the nationwide movement sparked by Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke and the celebrations of the Diocese of Austin.We then journey to the global stage to examine Pope Leo XL’s upcoming pilgrimage to Turkey and Lebanon, delving into themes of unity, ancient Christian tradition, and hope for peace in the Middle East. Finally, we look ahead to the Pope’s anticipated future travels — including a potential historic visit to the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico.Throughout, we discuss how sacred art, pilgrimage, cultural traditions, and daily consecration can help every Catholic live more intentionally under Mary’s maternal protection.If you’d like to bring the beauty and devotion of Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe into your home, explore the curated collection of icons and sacred art here:👉 https://holyrosary.team/collections/nuestra-senora-de-guadalupe

In this powerful episode of the Rosary Team Podcast, we journey deep into one of the most astonishing and intensely studied Marian apparitions of the 20th century: Our Lady of Mount Carmel at Garabandal (1961–1965). Drawing on eyewitness testimonies, medical reports, theological commentary, and prophetic messages, we revisit the extraordinary events experienced by four young girls in the remote mountain village of San Sebastián de Garabandal, Spain.

Together, we explore:

• The dramatic first encounters with St. Michael the Archangel

• The detailed and intimate appearances of the Blessed Virgin Mary

• The scientifically documented ecstasies, levitations, and inexplicable phenomena

• The profound messages calling for penance, Eucharistic reverence, and spiritual preparation

• The prophetic revelations of The Warning, The Great Miracle, and the Permanent Sign

• The relevance of Garabandal for today’s Church and world

This episode offers not just history, but a spiritual roadmap—one urgently needed for our times.

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In this episode of the Rosary Team Podcast, we journey into the magnificent sacred art of the Viceroyalty of New Spain (16th–18th centuries). What began as a crisis—historic masterpieces trapped in a flooded cathedral basement—became a groundbreaking story of preservation, technology, and devotion.

Discover how gigapixel imaging, thousands of ultra-high-resolution photographs, and the pioneering Museo Digital de Villa Renato brought these masterpieces back to life. We explore the deeper historical context of New Spain, challenging common narratives and highlighting the unique cultural and spiritual collaboration that shaped its remarkable art.

From Miguel Cabrera to José de Páez, from profound Marian devotion to Baroque expressions of Christ’s Passion, these works were designed not merely for display, but for prayer, formation, and spiritual beauty.

And today, this extraordinary legacy is accessible once again—restored, preserved, and available for your home devotional space.

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A miraculous event in Naples shocked over 500 witnesses: a vessel of blessed oil, emptied during Mass, suddenly refilled—gaining weight. Mons. Silvestri called it a “production of matter,” a sign attributed to Saint Charbel.

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🎧 “The Miracle in Naples: Saint Charbel’s Astonishing Sign of 2025”

In this powerful deep-dive episode of The Rosary Team Podcast, we explore a story of spiritual resilience that echoes across centuries: the return of the Holy Mass to the ancient Shrine of Saint Maron in Brad, Syria—after fifteen years of silence.Discover St Maron iconography at https://holyrosary.team/ We uncover the rich history of the Maronite Church, its origins in the eremitical spirituality of Saint Maron, its unbroken communion with Rome since the 4th century, and the profound continuity preserved in its Syriac liturgy—the language of Christ Himself.This episode also examines the modern revival of pilgrimage, the courage of Maronite Scouts returning to sacred sites once disrupted by conflict, and the powerful message of hope proclaimed in the ruins of the “Dead Cities.”We then follow the luminous life of Saint Charbel Makhlouf—his miracles, his radical solitude, the mystery of the sacred liquid from his incorrupt body, and the global legacy of healing that continues today. The episode concludes with a look at the Vatican’s growing attention to the region, including Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming apostolic visit to Turkey and Lebanon.Join us as we reflect on how ancient faith not only survives war and destruction—but continues to illuminate the world with grace, silence, and perseverance.

Join us in this powerful episode of The Rosary Team Podcast, where we take a deep dive into the spiritual and geopolitical meaning behind Pope Leo XIV’s first major apostolic journey, scheduled for November 27 – December 2, 2025.

This historic trip moves from the anniversary of the Council of Nicaea in Turkey to the heart of Lebanon, where the Pope will pray at the tomb of Saint Charbel Makhlouf—the humble 19th-century Maronite hermit whose miracles continue to inspire millions worldwide.

In this episode, we unpack:

✨ Why Lebanon is the centerpiece of the Pope’s mission
✨ The significance of the Maronite Church, one of Christianity’s oldest living traditions
✨ The deep symbolism of praying at Saint Charbel’s tomb in Anaya
✨ Saint Charbel’s extraordinary life of radical solitude and miraculous signs
✨ The “sacred liquid” phenomenon and global devotion to his intercession
✨ How this journey strengthens unity for the entire Universal Church
✨ A look at other pillars of Maronite holiness, including Patriarch Estephan El Douaihy and the new canonized Massabki brothers

This episode reflects on the transformative power of silence, the endurance of ancient Christian identity in a volatile region, and the Pope’s mission to renew spiritual bonds across the world.

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In this episode of the Rosary Team Podcast, we explore the profound life and sanctity of Saint Rafqa (Rafqa Pietra Choboq Ar-Rayès) — the humble Maronite nun from Lebanon who asked God to share in the suffering of Christ’s Passion.

From her early trials of loss and hardship to her mystical acceptance of physical pain, Saint Rafqa’s journey reveals a faith rooted in gratitude, courage, and divine surrender. Her story teaches us that suffering, when embraced with love, can become a path to holiness and union with God.

🔹 Learn about her origins within the ancient Maronite Church,
🔹 Her divine call before the icon of Our Lady of Deliverance,
🔹 Her courageous acceptance of illness as a gift, and
🔹 How her patient endurance made her a patron saint against bodily ills.

Her life is a radiant witness that even in pain, grace triumphs.

🙏 Listen, reflect, and be inspired by the example of Saint Rafqa — the saint who turned her suffering into praise.

📖 “Her body was broken, but her soul sang the hymn of resurrection.”

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In this episode of The Rosary Team Podcast, we explore how one of the world’s oldest Christian traditions — the Maronite Church — is thriving in the age of global e-commerce.

From ancient Syriac and Aramaic prayers to modern brushed aluminum icons, the Maronite heritage has found new life through online stores like Holy Rosary Team and Maronite.Store.

We trace the story from Saint Maron, the 4th-century hermit who began it all, to modern miracle workers like Saint Charbel Makhlouf, Saint Rafqa, and the soon-to-be-canonized Massabki Brothers. Discover how ancient devotion is being reimagined through digital markets, global shipping, and industrial materials — bringing sacred art from Antioch to every corner of the world.

🎧 Listen now to understand how faith, art, and technology unite in a single modern marketplace of devotion.

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