To Labor in Humility on the Sixth Day of Christmas
By receiving our humble Lord Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament we enter into the mystery of the Holy Family of
December 30, 2024
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Holy Eucharist
By receiving our humble Lord Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament we enter into the mystery of the Holy Family of
During most of the year, it is traditional to pray the Angelus at 6 a.m., noon, and 6 p.m. But
Why Should We Be More Devoted to St. Joseph? Why should people consider being more devoted to St. Joseph in
Rekindling Our Faith: Growing in Devotion to the Eucharist When it comes to our faith journey, we go through different
The Magi and the End of the Christmas Octave The arrival of the Magi at the manger is a significant
Fostering Friendship with God Through Prayer The Church has many prayer traditions that can help with fostering a greater
Overcoming Loneliness Through the Love of Christ God knows that we have all experienced some aspect of feeling lonely or
“I will offer You the sacrifice of Thanksgiving and call on the name of the Lord.” (Ps 116:17, RSVCE 2nd)
The Power of Contrition: A Grace That Transforms the Soul In the wake of the French Revolution, when the
The Power of Simple Prayer: Loving God With Every Breath “Jesus, I love you. Help me to love you more.”
Celebrating Corpus Christi in the Spirit of the Eucharistic Revival It’s time to celebrate once again! The Solemnity of Corpus
…they cast down their crowns before the throne, singing, “Worthy are You, our Lord and God, to receive glory and
Jesus Waits for You in the Tabernacle There is a lesser-known fact among practicing Catholics, it is that within the
Silence Is the Heart of Eucharistic Adoration Silence is key for Eucharistic Adoration. A lot of people can try
Silence: The Heart of Eucharistic Adoration Silence is key for Eucharistic Adoration. A lot of people can try to fill
Reflecting on God the Father Through Creation If we look at God specifically as Father, we can learn a
We are happy to announce that Fr. Zachary of the Mother of God, S.O.L.T., will return to Our Lady of
The Knights are blessed and happy to announce that we have a new friary! On September 23, Brother Maximilian and
By David Kilby The Spiritual Example of St. Joseph and St. Francis Since Pope Francis became pope, the way of
By David Kilby If Catholic culture is to survive in our increasingly global and secular society, we Catholics have to
Along with our Holy Father St. Francis, the Knights were honored to be featured in an article on the Lincoln
Br. Angelo has recorded a new series of reflections on the Beatitudes, which were given to us by Jesus Himself.
And in order to see my own faults, I need one of the most crucial virtues of the gospels: humility.
May you be touched by Him with this poem. Thinking I had it all figured out. Living my life, yet
May the Lord give you His Peace! In these times when Satan and his minons are fighting hard to take
In olden times, there lived in a certain part of England a rich and powerful knight, who kept a great
Pierre de Coubertin convinced Pope Pius X that “organized sport can create moral and social strength” and it was the
Max Picard warns in his book The World of Silence, (a philosophic-poetic reflection on the meaning of Silence), that modern
We joyfully celebrate Our Lord’s birth, His Nativity, on Christmas Day. “For to us a child is born, to us
One time-honored Advent tradition is the praying of the O Antiphons. The O Antiphons use titles of the Messiah and
Advent is such a special time of year when we get ready to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on
Litanies are prayers with responsive petitions (such as “Holy Mary, Mother of God / pray for us”). At first glance
No other form of prayer can equal the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. “At the Last Supper, on the night
Do you realize the awesome truth that Our Lord is your Friend? Yes, of course, He is God, but He
We need Our Lord’s comfort, strength, protection, and guidance as we make our pilgrim way through this world to our
Do we ever stop to think what a great gift Jesus has given us in Eucharistic Adoration? We can visit
Each new day is a beautiful gift from God, and what better way to spend that day than in God’s
“Christ the Lord, High Priest taken from among men, made the new people ‘a kingdom and priests to God the
At the end of a busy day, how important it is to spend some of our remaining time with our
Most people live busy lives, and it’s easy sometimes to forget God in the midst of the activity. One way
Part of preparation for confession is examining your conscience, calling to mind the sins you have committed since your last
Going to Confession is a key part of living the Catholic life. Taking a cue from the beautiful saying for