-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
Hattie R on … Lawrence Morra on even in darkness Francis Ashis on He is Risen! Lawrence Morra on Mountain Home Lawrence Morra on … Archives
Meta
-
Join 91 other subscribers
Blogroll
- Follow SecondHandSaintsblog on WordPress.com
Category Archives: Catholic Feast Days
Oh Sweet, Sacred Heart of Jesus
Posted in Catholic Feast Days, Some thoughts, Uncategorized
Leave a comment
new again
Come Holy Spirit Come, fill my heart with those same flames of fire that once danced upon the heads of saints. well, maybe not those firery flames they may be too strong, it is just me and i barely have … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Feast Days, Poetry, Some thoughts, Uncategorized
Leave a comment
St. Philip Neri
Cheerfulness strengthens the heart and makes us persevere in a good life. Therefore the servant of God ought always to be in good spirits. – Saint Philip Neri
Posted in Catholic Feast Days, Patron Saints
Leave a comment
St. Joseph, The Worker
FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH, THE WORKER Oh humble, yet noble, St. Joseph, Be with us today as we go into the world to work. Help us to work as you did, with your heart and your thoughts forever focused on … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Feast Days, Some thoughts
Leave a comment
to give and to receive
On this Divine Mercy Sunday, let us remember, that it is not only for us to receive the Lord’s Mercy for ourselves, but we are called to extend Mercy to others as well. Let us remember to extend it to … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Feast Days
Leave a comment
Divine Mercy Sunday
Let the purifying rays of Christ’s Love wash over you. Open your heart to His Loving embrace. Allow yourself to be washed in the Blood and Water that flowed from His side. Today is Divine Mercy Sunday, Jesus is waiting … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Feast Days, Some thoughts, Uncategorized
Leave a comment
He is Risen!
This is the day which was made by the Lord: let us rejoice and be glad, alleluia. Acts 10:40-43 God raised Jesus to life on the third day and allowed him to be seen, not by the whole people but … Continue reading
crucified
there is no bright side of the moon this night. the crickets and birds have all quieted their call. there is an overwhelming silence as the soul waits in fear and anticipation. in our apathy towards sin, we have hung … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Feast Days, Poetry, Some thoughts, Uncategorized
Leave a comment
First Friday of the Month During Lent
Years ago, when I returned to the Catholic Church after having been away for many years, one of the first things that impressed me… inspired awe in my soul, was the First Friday Eucharistic Devotion when it was combined with … Continue reading
Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Thomas Aquinas said, “The things that we love, tell us what we are.” With this is mind, what pray tell are you? Where does your love lie? Are we like the good St. Thomas Aquinas with eyes turned towards … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Feast Days, Some thoughts
Leave a comment