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Our Lord Jesus Christ, The Holy Rosary, Educational, Our Catholic Faith
Our Lord’s Indomitable Will to Battle and Win
There are five sorrowful mysteries of the rosary. Each represents a different aspect of Our Lord’s Passion. Rather than comment on all five, I prefer to speak only of the first (Our Lord's agony in the garden) and develop it in a detailed manner.
Educational, Living the Christian Life, Our Catholic Faith
Aridity in Holy Communion…
Feeling aridity does not mean the person is doing poorly or well. Aridity is not a sign of progress or regression. The soul may be feeling the greatest aridity or dryness at the time of Communion, yet may be progressing perfectly well.
Educational, Living the Christian Life, Our Catholic Faith
Why Communion on the Tongue?
While most Catholics think that the Church established reception in the hand as the ordinary means of communicating, official Vatican documents prove otherwise. This is clear from a May 29, 1969 Instruction promulgated by the Sacred Congregation for Divine Worship, titled: Memoriale Domini.
Our Blessed Mother Mary, Our Catholic Faith
The Birth of the Virgin Mother of God
The birth of the Virgin Mother of God resembles Christmas because of the extraordinary graces Our Lady received, opening a new era for humanity. The birth of Our Lady, for which She had been ordained, was the means intended by God Our Lord to bring about the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Our Lord Jesus Christ, Educational, Our Catholic Faith
Nine Things to Ask the Sacred Heart of Jesus...
The Church promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus with encyclicals, consecrations, liturgical feasts and public acts of reparation. As the modern evils grew, so also did the faithful’s attachment to the Sacred Heart.
Our Lord Jesus Christ, Educational, Living the Christian Life, Our Catholic Faith
Preparing for Holy Week
A Sacred Invitation to Participate in Christ’s Passion - Holy Week is the pinnacle of the liturgical year — the moment when the Church enters the heart of salvation history with solemnity, awe, and joy.