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Daily Archives: May 18, 2020
What Are Rogation Days?
From: Liturgical Arts Journal. by Shawn Tribe These next three days are rogation days in the Roman calendar, but in this period of rediscovery of our traditions, many may well be asking: what exactly are Rogation days? Rogation days were days … Continue reading
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Former Swiss Guard: St John Paul II Offered Witness of ‘Hope and Self-Giving’
By Roxanne King at the National Catholic Register: May 18 marks the 100th anniversary of St. John Paul II’s birth. For the occasion, former Swiss Guard Mario Enzler finally put down in book form what he has spent years sharing at … Continue reading
The scapular is a bonfire set ablaze by a spark from the heart of Mary
Father Michael-Joseph of Saint Thérèse, OCD, shares the history, spirituality, and how to be enrolled in the Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
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