Mary Took Me Somewhere I Could Never Reach on My Own with Ruthie Dellasega
About this episode
Ruthie Dellasega shares her journey of transformation through Marian consecration and discusses the significance of Mary in Catholic womanhood.
🎉 EPISODE 50 GIVEAWAY (enter before July 6th!) To celebrate 50 episodes, we're giving away a big box of Catholic goodies plus a gift card. Here's how to enter: - Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts (you don't need an Apple device to do this), screenshot it, and either DM @thecatholicwomanpodcast on Instagram or email it to thecatholicwomanpodcast@gmail.com - Bonus entry: subscribe to the show on YouTube , screenshot it, and send it over - Bonus entry: comment on the pinned giveaway post on Instagram , screenshot it, and send it over. The winner is drawn July 6th, the day next week's episode airs. Good luck! Ruthie Dellasega spent years trying to change her life on willpower, and nothing held until she did a Marian consecration she almost stumbled into. In this Episode 50 milestone conversation, we talk about Mary as the real, relatable model of Catholic womanhood, why going to Jesus through her actually deepens your relationship with him, and the five-second prayer that can start it all. In this episode: - Why Mary is the model of Catholic womanhood, and how to stop seeing her as untouchable - Ruthie's conversion story and the consecration she almost didn't finish - The…
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