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Sunday Mass Readings and Reflections
Sunday, January 15 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Roman Ordinary calendar St Paul of Thebes Book of Isaiah 49,3.5-6. The LORD said to me: You are my servant, Israel, through whom I show my glory. For now the LORD has spoken who formed me … Continue reading
60 Holy Masses Freed a Narcissist From Purgatory
St Malachi was born in County Armagh, Ireland in 1194. This was 828 years ago, but St Malachi was an Irish archbishop who still fascinates because he made a prophecy that foretold several future Popes. St Malachi metaphorically referred to … Continue reading
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The mystery of the Visitation and authentic Active Participation
From Fr. Z’s Blog: In the Kunsthistorisches Museum there is a canvas by Josef von Führich depicting the journey of Mary – in haste – over the hills to visit her cousin Elizabeth. This is the Gospel of today’s Mass in … Continue reading
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Tagged Active Participation, Catholic Liturgy, Catholic Priesthood, Holy Mass, The Visitation
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Cardinal Burke thanks God for COVID-19 recovery during first public Mass
Cardinal Raymond Burke celebrates his first public Mass Dec. 11 since his hospitalization with COVID-19. | Screenshot. By Kate Olivera at CNA: Cardinal Raymond Burke thanked God and Our Lady of Guadalupe for his recovery from COVID-19 during his first public … Continue reading
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Bishop Schneider Explains The Deepest Crisis Of The Catholic Church Today
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Archbishop Viganò on mandatory vaccination in some US dioceses
PRESS RELEASE ABOUT THE RECENT IMPOSITION OF THE MANDATORY VACCINATIONIN SOME AMERICAN DIOCESES We have all learned that in some Dioceses of the United States of America, and in particular in the Archdiocese of Chicago, the Ecclesiastical Authority is mandating its … Continue reading
‘Traditionis’: a picture is worth a thousand words
From Fr Z’s Blog: This is one of the most beautiful expressions of “full, conscious and active” participation at Mass that I have ever seen. It is another way, a silent but outward way, to express those amazing words: “My … Continue reading
Exclusive: Cardinal Sarah asks the Pope to lift the ban on “Individual” Masses at St. Peter’s
By Sandro Magister at L’Espresso: For a week now, the basilica of St. Peter has been a silent desert. It is no longer enlivened, every morning, by the many Masses celebrated on its numerous altars. And all this on account of … Continue reading
Francis Effect: The End of the Traditional Latin Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica
From Rorate Caeli: The Traditional Mass used to be celebrated hidden, out of sight, in the crypt of the Vatican Basilica (the Hungarian Chapel) from the days of the motu proprio Ecclesia Dei to Summorum. Since the 2007 motu proprio … Continue reading
Every Mass you attend could be your last, and every reception of Holy Communion could be your Viaticum
By Ann Barnhardt: Every Mass could be your last on earth. Between today and the next Mass, it may become impossible to ever go to Mass again. We simply cannot take it for granted any longer. Every sacramental Communion could … Continue reading
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Tagged Bishop Mark, Covid pandemic, Holy Mass, Lockdown, Public Worship
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Miraculous Mass of St. Gregory the Great
A re-blog from September 4, 2015 by kathleen: In relation to the Mass, St. Gregory the Great is perhaps especially remembered by many for the Eucharistic Miracle that occurred in 595 during the Holy Sacrifice. This famous incident was related by Paul the … Continue reading
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Bishop Schneider: Lockdown is a trial that can bring about great ‘spiritual benefit’
May 22, 2020, LifeSiteNews: Bishop Athanasius Schneider said Catholics should accept the situation brought about by the pandemic as a trial, suggesting that such acceptance will produce great spiritual benefit for the Church, “a greater spiritual benefit as if we … Continue reading
An exorcist on what demons say about priests and Mass
From Fr Z’s Blog: How I wish that you all understood Italian. I heard a recording posted by La Nuova Bussola of comments by an exorcist of the Archdiocese of Milan, don Ambrogio Villa, in which he speaks about the Mass. … Continue reading
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