Send us a text The last time Dr. McCaffrey was on, we had the privilege of hearing from some incredible warrior moms—Hannah, Nicole, and Patsy—women I like to call street fighters for life. Together, we shared the powerful stories of families who, when faced with life-limiting diagnoses for their unborn children, chose not despair, but radical hope. Their journeys were not defined by fear or avoidance, but by a courageous love—a love that embraces life, no matter how short or fragile it may b...
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Send us a text The last time Dr. McCaffrey was on, we had the privilege of hearing from some incredible warrior moms—Hannah, Nicole, and Patsy—women I like to call street fighters for life. Together, we shared the powerful stories of families who, when faced with life-limiting diagnoses for their unborn children, chose not despair, but radical hope. Their journeys were not defined by fear or avoidance, but by a courageous love—a love that embraces life, no matter how short or fragile it may b...
Divine Mercy Kids - Episode 111: Michelangelo at the Vatican
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Divine Mercy Kids - Episode 111: Michelangelo at the Vatican
Send us a text Join Nicole Swannack as she shares with you things at the Vatican. Who was Michelangelo and why was he at the Vatican? Kids! Your challenge for this week is - Michelangelo was a devout Catholic and created art to glorify and worship God. This week, create your own art to glorify God by drawing a picture of Heaven. Draw what you think Heaven will look like! Would you like a 2025 Fall Passport sent to your child? Register Here! Would you like your child to receive our D...
Divine Mercy Radio
Send us a text The last time Dr. McCaffrey was on, we had the privilege of hearing from some incredible warrior moms—Hannah, Nicole, and Patsy—women I like to call street fighters for life. Together, we shared the powerful stories of families who, when faced with life-limiting diagnoses for their unborn children, chose not despair, but radical hope. Their journeys were not defined by fear or avoidance, but by a courageous love—a love that embraces life, no matter how short or fragile it may b...
