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Praying for the Conversion of North Korea through the Intercession of the Korean Martyrs – Sept. 20th
The hostility that is brewing in North Korea, is nothing new. In the history of the world, Korea has a bitter history concerning the freedom of it’s citizens, in particular, the religious freedom of it’s people. Today in the Traditional … Continue reading
Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows – September 15th
As we remember the suffering of the Blessed Virgin Mary on this Sept. 15th, it is also fitting for us to contemplate upon Her sorrowful face as we continue in our cleanup efforts after the storm. Here in north Florida … Continue reading
Exaltation of the Holy Cross
In the tradition of the Holy Mother Church, September 14th is celebrated as the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, which commemorates the many factions involving the Holy Cross. Not only does the feast honor the finding of … Continue reading
Celebrating the Feast of the Blessed Mother’s Nativity, as we continue to Track the Path of Hurricane Irma
For those of us in North Florida, we wait….Watching as the path of hurricane Irma shifts and turns…we hold our breath…waiting… and praying…Much like those who are awaiting the birth of a baby…and praying that everything will go well…We are … Continue reading
The Passion of Saint John the Baptist- August 29th
A few days ago in the Holy Mother Church we celebrated the Passion and martyrdom of Saint John the Baptist. Earlier, in June, we celebrated the birth and nativity of Saint John. In the history of the Church very … Continue reading
Pope Saint Pius X – August 21, 2017
Today we take a glimpse into the life of one of the Church’s most holy Popes, Saint Pope Pius X. He was a strong man that didn’t mince words when it came to defending the Faith that Christ had handed … Continue reading
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary – August 15th – Holy Day of Obligation
“Today the liturgy invites us to contemplate Mary, taken up body and soul into heaven. By a special privilege, she was enriched by divine grace from the moment of her conception, and Christ, who ascended to the right hand of the … Continue reading
Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord – August 6th
Gospel – Matthew 17 :1 – 9 Jesus took Peter, James, and his brother, John, and led them up a high mountain by themselves. And he was transfigured before them; his face shone like the sun and his clothes became … Continue reading
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Saint John Mary Vianney – August 4 – First Friday
As we begin to prepare ourselves for the coming school year, busying ourselves with all the tasks that come with it, let us pause as we remember that today is First Friday and that we should be spending some quiet … Continue reading
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