Living Divine Mercy: Mary’s Birthday
September 4, 2025
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This week on Living Divine Mercy, Fr. Donald Calloway reflects on a feast that the Church has celebrated for centuries but many Catholics overlook: the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, celebrated each year on September 8th.
The Church only celebrates three birthdays on the liturgical calendar: Jesus, Mary, and John the Baptist. Why these three? Each points to a profound mystery of salvation history. Jesus’ birth is the Incarnation itself—God entering the world. John’s birth is miraculous, preparing the way for the Messiah. And Mary’s birth is the dawn of redemption, for through her, the Savior would come.
Fr. Calloway helps us understand why Mary’s birthday is such a source of hope. From the very beginning, her life was a gift of grace, preserved from sin by God’s providence so that she could be the Mother of the Redeemer. Her nativity is not just a historical moment—it is a celebration of God’s mercy breaking into the world.
Join us as we celebrate Our Lady’s birthday and discover why honoring her life always leads us closer to Christ. Living Divine Mercy airs Thursday at 10pm ET on @ewtn, and afterward on YouTube and DivineMercyPlus.org.
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