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Here is a page from history that may help us understand the attempts to re-engineer language today. Keith Michael Baker, in his Inventing the French Revolution writes, “Yet revolutionary actors were indeed particularly conscious of
On the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception we are reminded of how the pure and ever Virgin Mary, the New Eve, through her humility cultivated by God in the singular grace of her conception —
Did you know that the Star of Bethlehem flower, a symbol of purity and love, can be baked into bread. Truly. So let’s take a step back and take that in. Christ was born in
Prayer, like a soft spring rain can soften the most hardened hearts and obstinate wills. It encircles the globe like a golden ring, reaching those most in need of its benefits. In his book, Guides
“Hail and blessed be the hour and the moment in which the Son of God was born of the most pure Virgin Mary, at midnight, in Bethlehem, in piercing cold. In that hour, vouchsafe, O
Today I stumbled, in a good way, upon this quote from Malcolm Muggeridge’s daughter-in-law, Anne Roche Muggeridge. “If an angel allowed me one suggestion as to what more than anything else would most quickly restore
An interesting article came across the wire today. Vale Leonard Cohen, high priest of erotic romanticism: The iconic Canadian musician wrote great songs, but does anyone listen to the lyrics? Reading it renews my cartoon-like
Happy Martinmas! What you may know about St. Martin, holy bishop of Tours… In his late teens St. Martin joined the Roman army and was posted to Amiens in Gaul. It was here that the
Heaven does care about our nations. This day of election in the United States let us ask our dear patroness to intercede for us. Prayer to Our Lady Immaculate Most holy Virgin, who was pleasing
Cardinal Robert Sarah’s prophetic voice comes to fill our screen today — reprinted here from Magnificat Magazine’s article, “Interpreting the Present Time”. “A Godless society, which considers any spiritual questions a dead letter, masks the
The Pride of Lucifer and His Acolytes God, in His infinite power, created multitudes of angels, an impressive, incalculable number. One day during an exorcism Father Candido Amantini — a Passionist priest and my great
We have been working diligently on our new home. This October 7th, 2016 — Bishop Conley came to bless the Sacred Heart Friary. Our hearts are filled to capacity as this is a special day
Many little goods can distract us from the one good that God is asking of us. If trouble comes, if suffering strikes us down perhaps it is the Divine Gardener thinning our branches so we
What’s this about redemptive suffering and the loving wounds of Christ? Many of us struggle with the idea of suffering, pain, death, even little deaths like missing the bus or having a tooth pulled and
April 20, 1923 – March 27, 2016 Mother Mary Angelica of the Annunciation, PCPA passed peacefully from this life at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery on Easter Sunday, March 27, 2016 at about 5:00
Discover St. Louis de Montfort’s Method of Saying the Holy Rosary, also known as the second method. THE AGONY OF JESUS CHRIST Offering: We offer you, Lord Jesus, this sixth decade in honor of Thy
The Church’s Holy Jubilee of Mercy is much like lego. Just put the pieces together, holy doors, confession, reparation, indulgences, Holy Mass — and you’ve got something fantastic! It’s so simple a child could do
A powerful message from Pope Francis on the ancient feast day, well since the 4th century anyway, of Epiphany. Just as the Magi experienced a great joy when seeing the star in the sky, it
“But when the time had fully come, God sent forth his Son, born of woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, so that we might receive adoption as sons.”
“If in our time Christians must be distinguished above all by the ‘art of prayer’, how can we not feel a renewed need to spend time in spiritual converse, in silent adoration, in heartfelt love
Pope Benedict XVI, Angelus, St. Peter’s Square, November 11, 2007 Dear Brothers and Sisters, Today, 11 November, the Church remembers St Martin, Bishop of Tours, one of the most celebrated and venerated Saints of Europe.
Why is it that when a knight fights for Our Lord Jesus Christ, something of the Holy Shroud of Turin is reflected in his soul? With all the circumstances I have just described, the Shroud
Who was St. Faustina? Saint Faustina was a Polish nun, mystic and visionary. She is venerated in the Roman Catholic Church as a saint, and is known as the Apostle of Divine Mercy. Throughout her
A while back I was listening to this 1877 recording of St. Therese’s cousin, Jeanne, sing one of Therese’s poems — An Unpetalled Rose. And it struck me. Despite the imperfect recording — the humanity
A quote from St. Ignatius of Antioch, disciple of St. John the Beloved, that can bring your friends into the fullness of the Catholic Faith. “Make no mistake, my brothers, if anyone joins a schismatic
