In Dom Prosper Gueranger’s write up for the 7th day in the Octave of All Saints, which is November 7, he concludes with this piece of St. Ephrem & a prayer afterwards For the consolation of mothers, as well as in homage to the Paradise of which their children are the graceful flowers, we will…
Prayer for the Beatification of Dom Prosper Guéranger God our Father, your servant Dom Prosper Guéranger, Abbot of Solesmes, guided by the Holy Spirit, helped a multitude of your faithful people rediscover the meaning of the liturgy as the source of true Christian life. May his devotion to your Holy Church and his filial love…
“I have been condemned for granting hospitality to a Catholic priest; yet I am so far from repenting that I would like to have hosted a thousand of them, instead of just one.” On Candlemas, February 2, 1601, Jesuit priest, Father Francis Page, was celebrating Mass for the Feast of the Presentation of Our Lord…
In light of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that states may restrict Church meetings and services based on COVID-19 concerns, the following article is reposted. Despite the centuries long mantra of separation of Church and state by civil authorities, it is clear that it is only a one way street. This article first appeared in…
The Last Full Measure Official Trailer “A controllable pandemic has been transformed into a totally unnecessary pandaemonium”: John Rao on the mass hysteria Guest op-ed: The Immorality of Indefinite Lockdowns Baltimore Archdiocese announces start dates for reopening phases Wait likely ‘several more weeks’ for public Masses, says vicar general New emergency aid bill aims…
Friends, I found this at an antique store over a year ago and was able to edit out the name that was on it and thought of selling it for 1st Communion memories. Just download and print it and enjoy for your family. Say an Ave for me and make it look good. First Communion…
NINE DAY PREPARATION FOR UNLIMITED CONSECRATION As one prepares for unlimited Marian Consecration the number of days, per se, are not important but rather the disposition of one’s heart, seeking to reach into the very depths of oneself, as it were, to knowingly and willingly offer mind, heart and will to the Immaculate. Our disposition…