Join a club to help deepen your faith
As a new member of the Association of Marian Helpers, we are delighted to offer three spiritually nourishing prayer clubs that you can join that both embrace our mission and allow you to focus the power of your prayer. We welcome you to join one, two, or all three of these clubs.
Friends of Mercy is a special group of Marian Helpers who are committed to living the message of Divine Mercy and sharing it with others by deed, by word, and by prayer. For more than 60 years, the Marians of the Immaculate Conception have helped thousands of people discover this healing message of God’s merciful love. Whether you are just learning about Divine Mercy or you’ve been touched by it for years, Friends of Mercy will inspire you to grow deeper in faith and allow God’s mercy to transform your life and the lives of those around you.
The Thirteenth of the Month Club is named in honor of the day of the month that Mary chose for her appearances to the children of Fatima. Thirteenth of the Month Club members are a special group of Marian Helpers who share a love for the Blessed Virgin Mary and want to deepen their understanding of the Mother of God.
On the 13th of the month, members pray the Rosary for each other’s intentions. Additionally, the Marians residing in Fatima, Portugal offer a special Mass on the 13th of each month for members’ intentions. Members also receive a monthly Club newsletter to inspire, inform, and foster a community of devotees who are bound by prayer and service to God and the Church.
As children of God, who among us would not rush to the aid of a hurting family member? Yet too often the axiom "buried and forgotten" is proven to be true of the departed. Our Holy Souls Sodality is making a fresh effort toward correcting such an attitude by embracing prayer for the faithful departed as a work of mercy that has been encouraged by our Lord Himself through revelations to saints throughout the ages.
Our Holy Souls Sodality exists in the heart of the Association of Marian Helpers as an affiliate of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. From their beginning in 1673 the Marian Fathers have had as their second founding purpose ("charism") the offering of earnest, humble petitions for the release of souls from purgatory.
