September 2, Labor Day, in the United States, is a national holiday that marks the end of summer. It often means that the start of school year is just around the corner. It's a last time to have some fun before work begins in earnest. It's not usually a time that people think of going to church to pray.

Our Lady was welcomed to St. Michael's Church in Annandale, Virginia with a beautiful ceremony before Mass led by a Knights of Columbus Honor Guard. Perhaps as many as 800 people attended the Saturday evening Mass. Fr. Richard Carr who offered the Mass and preached about how we can learn true humility from Our Lady.

On August 29, the pilgrim icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa visited Holy Trinity Church in Gainesville, Virginia. The pastor, Fr. Thomas Vander Woude, recently posted an appeal on Facebook for someone to adopt a baby with Down Syndrome and received 900 responses.

August 26, on the Feast of Our Lady Of Czestochowa, Human Life International’s Father Peter West prayed with the traveling icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa outside of two abortion mills in Maryland: Potomac Family Planning Center in Rockville and Germantown Reproductive Health Services, where the late-term abortionist LeRoy Carhart operates.

Saturday evening, August 24 The Icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa, coming directly from the welcoming ceremony on the St. Clement island came to Baltimore. It is the largest city in the state of Maryland, bordering the Chesapeake Bay.
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- America is preparing for the visit of “From Ocean to Ocean” Czestochowa icon.
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- Icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa venerated by the Orthodox Church in Portugal
- „From Ocean to Ocean” – a photo-exhibition at Jasna Góra
- Our Lady of Czestochowa stood on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean
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- In Algarve Our Lady of Czestochowa unites Catholics and Orthodox
- Our Lady of Czestochowa on pilgrimage to Algarve, South of Portugal