Patti Maguire Armstrong

Journalist at National Catholic Register

Journalist @NCRegister, TV Host "Ladies of Another View," @BekNews, Mother of 10, Grandmother to 20, Author as "Patti Maguire Armstrong."

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Articles

Bismarck’s Catholic Boom Highlights Destination for Growing Number of Faithful

1 month ago | ncregister.com | Patti Maguire Armstrong

‘God brought us here,’ transplants often say. Clockwise from top: Students pray at the Marian grotto at the University of Mary; daily Mass draws the faithful at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, and the Gallik family gathers at church, happy to have relocated from Montana. (photo: Courtesy of University of Mary; Patti Armstrong; and the Gallik family) Features April 10, 2025 “Location, location, location” is a popular pitch when it comes to buying a home.
Bismarck’s Catholic Boom Highlights Destination for Growing Number of Faithful

1 month ago | ewtn.co.uk | Patti Maguire Armstrong

‘God brought us here,’ transplants often say. , April 10, 2025 – National Catholic Register“Location, location, location” is a popular pitch when it comes to buying a home. For many Catholic families, that location is Bismarck, North Dakota — a capital city whose reputation as a strong Catholic community is drawing people from across the country.
The Unsung Catholic Sisters Who Care for Abandoned Children

2 months ago | ncregister.com | Patti Maguire Armstrong

Perhaps the most unsung heroes in the world are Catholic sisters who have taken on the role of mothers for children without parents to provide for them. Homes of Hope in India care for little ones in need. (photo: Amy Smith / Courtesy of Homes of Hope) Features March 8, 2025 Sal Di Leo grew up in an orphanage in the 1960s, the 11th of 12 children rescued from abject poverty after their father left them. “I don’t know where I’d be today without the sisters,” observed Di Leo.
The Unsung Catholic Sisters Who Care for Abandoned Children

2 months ago | ewtn.co.uk | Patti Maguire Armstrong

Perhaps the most unsung heroes in the world are Catholic sisters who have taken on the role of mothers for children without parents to provide for them. , March 8, 2025 – National Catholic RegisterSal Di Leo grew up in an orphanage in the 1960s, the 11th of 12 children rescued from abject poverty after their father left them. “I don’t know where I’d be today without the sisters,” observed Di Leo. He is not alone in his admiration.
An Astonishing Miracle, and 10 Ways to Fall Deeper in Love with Jesus

2 months ago | ewtn.co.uk | Patti Maguire Armstrong

“Father, you can have my eyes. You can have anything. You can have everything!”February 18, 2019 – National Catholic RegisterAn incurable eye disease intruded on 16-year-old Johnny Atwell’s life almost overnight. In October 1974, the Glendive, Montana, teen faced inevitable blindness.
Se convirtió al catolicismo y decidió crear una empresa para cambiar la mentalidad sobre el aborto

Jan 21, 2025 | aciprensa.com | Patti Maguire Armstrong

Cuando Angela Copenhaver se convirtió a la fe católica se entregó casi por completo, pues aunque había dejado el mundo empresarial estadounidense por la familia y la fe, la parte provida del catolicismo no "encajaba" para ella. "Simplemente ignoraré esa parte", decidió. Recibe las principales noticias de ACI Prensa por WhatsApp y Telegram Cada vez es más difícil ver noticias católicas en las redes sociales.
Meeting in the Middle on Abortion: Proclaiming the Pro-Life Message to Receptive Hearts

Jan 14, 2025 | ncregister.com | Patti Maguire Armstrong

How one woman’s mission to change the way people think about abortion is saving lives. Human From Day One billboard asks passersby to evaluate their thinking about life. (photo: Human From Day One ) Nation January 14, 2025 When Angela Copenhaver converted to the Catholic faith, she was all-in — almost. Despite a zeal so strong that she left corporate America for family and faith, the pro-life piece of Catholicism didn’t “fit” for her.
How Seminaries Prepare Christ’s Men for a Post-Christian Culture, by Patti Maguire Armstrong

Jan 13, 2025 | brownpelicanla.com | Patti Maguire Armstrong

Muslim Rape Gangs As Religious Warfare, by Sarah Cain Patti (Maguire) Armstrong is an award-winning journalist and was managing editor and co-author of the bestselling Amazing Grace Series. …“Hey, Mom,” my son John began on a phone call, “Isaac’s seminary is only seven hours from Ann Arbor.
How Seminaries Prepare Christ’s Men for a Post-Christian Culture

Jan 10, 2025 | ncregister.com | Patti Maguire Armstrong

In a world shaped by alienation and distraction, seminarians are learning to embrace silence, prayer and true community. Left: Father Fadi Auro walks in Kenrick-Glennon Seminary in St. Louis. Right: Patti Armstrong visits Kenrick-Glennon with grandson Xavier McKeown (l) and her sons John and Isaac (r). (photo: Courtesy Photo) Blogs January 10, 2025 “Hey, Mom,” my son John began on a phone call, “Isaac’s seminary is only seven hours from Ann Arbor.
Make Christmastide Holy Again

Dec 27, 2024 | ncregister.com | Patti Maguire Armstrong

A woman, tired from Christmas shopping and carrying a large number of bags, pushed the button for the elevator. When the door opened it appeared at capacity with other tired, package-laden shoppers, but they squeezed together to make enough room. “Whoever came up with all this ought to be put in jail,” she exclaimed. Others agreed. And then a voice from the back of the elevator said, “Don’t worry.