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The Three Main Mysteries of Holy Thursday
The Three Main Mysteries of Holy Thursday: The Holy Priesthood, the Eucharist, and Fraternal Charity. Father speaks on the cities of refuge in the Old Testament & who ran those cities. What did they represent? Why is this significant? What … Continue reading
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Demons are Repulsed by Blessed Homes
By Msgr Stephen Rossetti at catholicexorcism.org: A possessed woman was away from her room on an errand. Not known to her, I blessed and exorcized it using holy water. I also sprinkled exorcized salt in the corners on the floor. … Continue reading
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To all bishops and priests about Communion for manifest sinners from St. John Chrysostom
From Fr Z’s blog with his emphases: “I speak not only to the communicant, but also I say to the priest who ministers the Sacrament: Distribute this gift with much care. There is no small punishment for you, if being conscious of any … Continue reading
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St Louis de Montfort – Feast Day 28th April 1716
From “Venite Prandete” St Louis de Montfort was ordained in Paris in 1700, then served God as a rural preacher in Nantes and then Poitiers, where he organised a hospital for the poor and founded the Daughters of Wisdom, a … Continue reading
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A “Francis bishop” in Germany says Church is becoming irrelevant
From La Croix International: Catholics in Germany formally left the Church in record numbers last year. The exact figure was 272,771 – a statistic recently confirmed by the national episcopal conference. And Bishop Heiner Wilmer, a religious order priest that Pope … Continue reading
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Bishop who wrote Amazon working doc wants overhauled priesthood, ordained women
From LifeSiteNews: Bishop Erwin Kräutler, primary author of the June 17, 2019 instrumentum laboris (working document) for the upcoming October 2019 Amazon Synod, is a strong supporter of the ordination of married men and women to the priesthood. As The … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon Synod, Brazil, Catholic, Erwin Kräutler, Ordination Of Women, Pope Francis, Priesthood, Viri Probati
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We are all called
Every vocation is for God’s glory, and everyone — clergy, religious, laity — is invited to share in it By Carl E. Olson I once wrote an article about the role of the laity in which I stated, “The vocation … Continue reading
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Catholicism Pure & Simple 