The angel in the Uber who took my son to rehab
I called upon the Lord and he answered my prayer with one unexpected phone call, and one dear psalm.
Judy Landrieu Klein
Judy Landrieu Klein is an author, theologian and inspirational speaker whose book, "Miracle Man," was an Amazon Kindle #1 best-seller in Catholicism. Her latest book, "Mary's Way: The Power of Entrusting Your Child to God," was recently published. Judy blogs at memorareministries.com.
Latest articles by Judy Landrieu Klein
What Mary teaches us about being human, and how she heals us, too
I believed my survival as a female meant living in a defensive posture against real or imagined male domination, including God’s.
Why John Paul and Benedict say “Start your purgatory today”
Is purgatory a faraway place? Or does it begin here and now?
Las Vegas shooting reveals what Benedict XVI called the “sorrow of the world”
This sorrow, he explains, is rooted in modern man’s losing sight of his “own real greatness.”
Did Padre Pio’s intercession save my dying husband’s soul?
I am convinced the saint was present in my husband's hospital room, interceding for him.
How anxiety thwarts gratitude and joy, and our interior well-being
"Stinking thinking" keeps us distracted, panicked and unaware of God's presence within.
When God lets us wait: The hidden grace of unanswered prayers
St. Paul speaks of a "holy hardening," and this is what we need to be able to "boast of our afflictions."
A potent prayer for the healing of the world
With the escalating threats of violence, let us pray this on behalf of all humanity.
Heather King’s ‘Holy Desperation’
In her 11th book, the relentlessly honest and passionate writer talks about praying as if one's life depends upon it.
What is freedom, anyway? And how are we living it?
To paraphrase John Paul II, are we living together as we ought?
From addicted slave to friend: How my son found freedom
"Something akin to a miracle has occurred," writes Judy Klein, with great gratitude and joy.
Consecrating myself to Mary changed my life, and can change yours, too
My wounded notion of femininity was re-ordered, and blocks and distortions within my mind and heart began to fall away.
How dung helps our faith to bloom with abundant flowers
It's true, even if it doesn't look, smell, or feel pretty ...
How the Church’s understanding of suffering makes today “Good”
The Catholic teaching on suffering must be unapologetically offered to a hurting world today.
Why “the Marian Option” is not optional today
Playing off of theme of 'The Benedict Option,' the author suggests an even more fundamental solution for post-Christian civilization.
The healing of memories as part of the Christian journey
In a world that offers coping mechanisms, Jesus Christ offers true and authentic healing.
Why Mardi Gras means life — and death — to me
Happy memories of a childhood in New Orleans combine with more painful recollections as we approach Lent.
How after praying for a miracle for my addicted loved one, I learned to “Let go, and let God”
I found peace when I turned everything and everyone over to the will of God.
One of the Best Pro-Life Arguments You Will Ever Read
An in-flight conversation plants a seed
Darrien’s story: From vulgar rapper to innocent child in 30 seconds flat
The lesson we keep having to learn: sometimes all it takes is seeing someone else, and offering simple respect