July 5 is feast of 40 Hours founder
Let St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria’s feast day be a reminder to increase acts of devotion for the Eucharist.
Dr. Annabelle Moseley, T.O.Carm.
Dr. Annabelle Moseley is a best-selling Catholic author, Professor of Theology, and professed Third Order Carmelite, with a Doctorate in Theology. Her award-winning books include Awake with Christ: Living the Catholic Holy Hour in Your Home, which has received First Place at the 2024 Catholic Media Awards; Sacred Braille: The Rosary as Masterpiece, which received the Imprimatur; and Our House of the Sacred Heart, which won a 2022 Catholic Media Award. She is the founder of CatholicHolyHour.com which has thousands of members worldwide and spreads devotion to Jesus of Gethsemane, one Holy Hour at a time. She is an acclaimed and widely-published poet, the inventor of the mirror sonnet and the 2014 Long Island Poet of the Year. Annabelle’s greatest blessing is being a wife and mother, joyfully working in her family’s domestic church. Catch her on Relevant Radio’s “Morning Air” every first Monday of the month. Follow her on Instagram @annabellemmoseley and at annabellemoseley.com.
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