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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Holy Saturday or Sabbatum Sanctum
Holy Saturday or Sabbatum Sanctum…. is a day of great anticipation…we have made it to the final day of our Lenten journey. Like Good Friday, there is no celebration of Mass today. The Church will remain empty until dark….the altar … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Feast Days, Some thoughts
Tagged Christ's passion, Holy Saturday, Vigil mass
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Good Friday- Christ’s Seven Last Words From the Cross
Christ’s Seven Last Words…I was an adult before I heard that there is such a devotion. On Good Friday while we prepare ourselves for Christ’s death on the Cross… it is one of the most perfect ways of uniting yourself … Continue reading
Maundy or Holy Thursday- The Mass of the Last Supper
Just four days after His triumphant ride into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey, Jesus celebrates the Passover Feast with His disciples… which is most often referred to as the Last Supper. It is the Mass we celebrate on … Continue reading
Saint Matthew of Beauvais- March 27th
On this Tuesday of Holy Week, when we are to be preparing ourselves for the Holy Triduum with prayer and fasting, the calendar of the Holy Catholic Church remembers Saint Matthew of Beauvais, as a martyr for the Faith. … Continue reading
Palm Sunday – Hosanna In the Highest
Palm Sunday, the sixth and final Sunday of Lent, is a day of mixed emotions for Christians. First we gather in the narthex of the church and watch as the priest blesses the palm fronds that have been gathered for … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Feast Days
Tagged Christ's apssion, Holy Week, last Sunday of lent, Palm Sunday
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The Sorrowful Heart of the Blessed Mother – As Witnessed in the Town of Castelpetroso, Italy
In some areas of the world, the Catholic Faithful pay homage to Our Lady of Sorrows of Castelpetroso every year on March 22nd. It is the story about two women who were tending their sheep when they saw a vision … Continue reading
Feast of Saint Joseph – March 19th
Prayer to St. Joseph for Assistance O glorious St. Joseph, you were chosen by God to be the foster father of Jesus, the most pure spouse of Mary ever Virgin, and the head of the holy family. You have been … Continue reading
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!
Happy Saint Patrick’s day! Today I spent the day at a Eucharistic Congress that was being held this weekend in downtown Jacksonville, Florida. There were Catholics from all over the state and even some that had traveled from out of … Continue reading
Suffering as a Means of Attaining God’s Goodness and Mercy
Suffering is a great favor. Remember that everything soon comes to an end . . . and take courage. Think of how our gain is eternal. -St. Teresa of Avila It seems that in our modern day, and … Continue reading
Posted in Some thoughts
Tagged allowing God's glory to be seen in our suffering, assisted suicide, compassionate care, eternity of hell, euthanasia, God's Mercy, mercy killing, pain and suffering, redemptive suffering, Saint John of Avila, St. Vincent de Paul, suffering, suicide, trusting God, uniting our suffering with the Paassion of Christ
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