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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2025 · 41 MIN

A Conversation with Clark Strand - A Man's Call from Our Lady to Pray the Rosary

from Something About Marys

🌹 Episode Three: The Hidden Power of the Rosary & Reclaiming Our Lady with Clark StrandWhat if the Rosary wasn’t meant to be passive… but transformational?Before it became institutionalized, this practice carried stories of miracles, community, and direct connection to the Divine Feminine.In this earlier conversation with Clark Strand, we explore the deeper roots of the Rosary and what happens when we begin to reclaim Our Lady—not as a distant figure, but as a living presence.✨ In this episode, we explore: 🔹 The real, lived power of praying the Rosary 🔹 Stories of transformation and unexpected miracles 🔹 Our Lady as a gateway to divine feminine wisdom 🔹 How devotional practice can become deeply personal and alive🌿 This conversation is less about theory… and more about experience.If you’ve ever felt called to Mary, curious about the Rosary, or drawn to a more intimate relationship with the Divine, this episode opens that door.🎧 Listen now: 📌 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MagdaleneRisingCollective 📌 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0h7ZGz9nGsLwY4G1VepYKj 📌 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/something-about-marys/id1789474701📖 Learn more about The Way of the Rose and the movement: https://wayoftherose.org/🔥 Join the Conversation:Have you ever felt Mary as a presence, not just a figure? Have you experienced prayer as something alive or transformative? What has the Rosary meant to you, if anything at all?Share below, or bring your reflections into our Skool community.Want to go deeper? Join our offerings! We have an active community on Skool with 9 free circle offerings a month!  Plus many more on our first level membership!Book Circle – Explore sacred wisdom in community: Writing Petitions Circles – Connecting through devotion and intentionMonthly Sacred Circle:  Gathering in sacred space to reflect, share, and rise🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on future episodes of Something About Mary's !📲 Follow us on social media for more insights if that is your space:Facebook:🔗 A Special Thanks to Juulie Rousseau for her Beautiful Music🎶 Featured Music: The Candle and the Spark on Spotify🔥 Join the Conversation! Have you ever felt a deeper, more feminine connection to Bible stories? Do you resonate with the idea of the feminine resurrection?Do you pray to Mary or The Mother?Have you had a direct experience with the Divine?Let us know if you like the podcast in the comments here and then...come answer the above questions in our Skool community ...

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🌹 Episode Three: The Hidden Power of the Rosary & Reclaiming Our Lady with Clark Strand What if the Rosary wasn’t meant to be passive… but transformational? Before it became institutionalized, this practice carried stories of miracles, community, and direct connection to the Divine Feminine. In this earlier conversation with Clark Strand, we explore the deeper roots of the Rosary and what happens when we begin to reclaim Our Lady—not as a distant figure, but as a living presence. ✨ In thi...

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