Tune In For Radio Maria's Mariathon March 19

3/18/2013 - 1:58 PM PST

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THORNWOOD, NY (March 18, 2013) - Tune in and rejoice on the Feast of Saint Joseph, March 19th, for Radio Maria's Mariathon. How blessed Radio Maria supporters will be as we pray a novena to Saint Joseph throughout the Mariathon, March 19- March 23 for our new Pope Francis, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina and also to help Our Lady in continuing Her mission for the New Evangelization in our country as we celebrate the Year of Faith and grow the vital mission of Radio Maria.

Our new Pope's inauguration mass will also be celebrated in Rome on the Feast of Saint Joseph as we launch our all important first day of the Radio Maria Spring Mariathon with the theme Do Not Be Afraid: Only Have Faith. Please join us on your local Radio Maria station or always on the world wide web at www.Radiomaria.US Or call in your prayers and support at 1-888-408-0201

Entirely listener supported, our goal for the Spring Mariathon is $150,000 and we are counting on your efforts, prayer and generous donations.

Meeting the financial needs of Radio Maria US is one of the easiest ways that you can participate in the Church's work of Evangelization. Every day, lives are changed and hearts are healed by the prayers, teachings and conversations that happen on your local Radio Maria station which is heard on 11 stations in the US and all over the world through the internet.Radio Maria reaches every continent; is in 60 countries and transmits in 19 different languages. Radio Maria will help save souls and instill a Marian spirituality into our daily activities.

Contact

http://radiomaria.us NY, 10594 US
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