Author Archives: Kelly Luttinen

  I thought that headline might get your attention. Those of you who are acquainted with me know I have been working in Public Relations for the Legion of Christ and Regnum Christ for about six years. Most of those … Continue reading →

To the pure all things are pure… (Tit 1:15) Quoted in segment #5 of John Paul II’s 57th Wednesday Audience entitled “The Pauline Doctrine of Purity as Life According to the Spirit” given on March 18, 1981, beginning our late … Continue reading →

On this feast day of St. John Paul II, who was devoted to Our Lady, I humbly request his prayers regarding the subject of this blog. In August of 2012, I wrote a blog about the modern day Marian apparition, … Continue reading →

I had the great privilege of visiting the eternal city last month. Having always dreamed of going to see the Vatican, the “heart” of our Church, my first trip was a bit different than I had envisioned since it was … Continue reading →

Mary has chosen the better part and it will not be taken from her. — (Luke 10:42) I have been thinking a lot about the Synod on the family going on in Rome right now. It’s interesting how the media … Continue reading →

I’ve rarely met a more prolife person than Mike Stack. When I served years ago as the office manager at Mother and Unborn Baby Care Problem Pregnancy Center in Southfield, Michigan, I got to know Mike through his volunteer work … Continue reading →

I’m going to tell you a scary story. Imagine a world years in the future. You live in an enclosed society with other survivors of a cataclysmic disaster that contaminated most of the outside world. In your underground shelter, everyone … Continue reading →

I watched a video today from a man named Anthony, shared by some of my Facebook friends. I am not going to provide a link for it because it contains some things that might be offensive, but the overall message … Continue reading →

To begin the month of August (a month dedicated to the Blessed Mother and my birthday month) I received a present in the mail. It was t-shirt that I had ordered with the symbol Nun on the front – the … Continue reading →

The Way of St. James, more commonly called “The Camino”, is a series of pilgrimage routes throughout Europe culminating at the purported tomb of St. James in Compostela in northwest Spain. Although it is internationally well known, the pilgrimage was … Continue reading →