Today, we post the lyrics and video to what has become a very popular song "Beautiful Things" by the American Singer-songwriter Benson Boone. Since January, it has had over 130,000 …
to the Blessed Virgin Here is the Prayer for the Month of May dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary “O Blessed Virgin, it is the month of May that we specially dedicate to You” extracted from the …More
to the Blessed Virgin Here is the Prayer for the Month of May dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary “O Blessed Virgin, it is the month of May that we specially dedicate to You” extracted from the “Catholic Hours of Ars” , prayers of a Servant of God or exercises of Piety specially intended for the pilgrims of Ars. The devotion of the month of May or the Month of Mary: It was in Florence, capital of Tuscany in Italy, that the devotion of the Month of Mary was founded. The exercises for the month of May began there in the magnificent church of Sainte-Marie-des-Flowers. Here is the practice that we can follow to properly do the exercises of this Month of Mary: 1°If we do not have the facility of going every day to the foot of an altar of the Blessed Virgin, it is It is necessary, the day before or the day before May 1st, to choose the most suitable place in the house. We decorate a place as best we can to place the image or statue of Mary. 2°We propose to honor Mary during the month of …More
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Extract from the SPIRITUAL CATECHISM OF CHRISTIAN PERFECTION, VOLUME I, Composed by RPJJ SURIN, of the Society of Jesus:On Repairing the InteriorWhat are the causes of interior decay? The first is …More
Extract from the SPIRITUAL CATECHISM OF CHRISTIAN PERFECTION, VOLUME I, Composed by RPJJ SURIN, of the Society of Jesus: On Repairing the Interior What are the causes of interior decay? The first is dissipation; when the mind gives too much attention to external objects, and turning away from the presence of God, it imperceptibly loses its strength, and falls into relaxation. This dissipation comes from the eagerness we have for useless occupations, or from the large number of those which seem necessary. It also introduces itself thanks to natural satisfactions and vain amusements that we indulge in. The second cause of interior decadence is the interruption of holy exercises and practices of virtue: we are exact in fulfilling them for a time, then we forget them, or we neglect them; it is the means of soon falling away: the spirit can only maintain its vigor by assiduity and constancy in doing what one has undertaken. The great damage from within also comes from the fact that we often …More
You know you’ve married well when you ask your wife what she thinks about the “archaic” 1864 Arizona abortion law and she says, “Most excellent.” (She’s from …
In a 2009 speech given at an atheistic conference, Daniel Dennett coined the term junk philosophy” shows that all of philosophy is worthless. Indeed, you can find “…
Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo, of Kinshasa president of the African bishops' conferences, agrees with Cardinal Robert Sarah on Fiducia Supplicans, he said at a press conference in Nairobi on 25 April. …More
Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo, of Kinshasa president of the African bishops' conferences, agrees with Cardinal Robert Sarah on Fiducia Supplicans, he said at a press conference in Nairobi on 25 April. Cardinal Sarah explained last month that the document was the latest example of pushing for a "culture of relativism" rather than "the universality of the faith". The Church in Africa had been "ignored and scorned by those whose sole obsession is to please Western lobbies", he said. According to AciAfrica.org, Ambongo commented: "I followed Cardinal Sarah's speech (in Cameroon) with great attention and I think what he said is true." Cardinal Ambongo added that the document 'Fiducia Supplicans' was not about "cultural aspects" - as Francis had claimed. It is against "theology, morality, the Bible and the Magisterium". People all over the world agree with the Church in Africa, he said, "so we will no longer talk about 'Fiducia Supplicans'. That text has been buried". In reality, corrupt bishops …More
From Citizen Go: Did you catch my last update? Time is of the essence as the WHO gears up for the final decision on the Pandemic Treaty. Your freedoms are on the line, and the urgency to act is now …More
From Citizen Go: Did you catch my last update? Time is of the essence as the WHO gears up for the final decision on the Pandemic Treaty. Your freedoms are on the line, and the urgency to act is now more critical than ever. They're pushing to ratify this treaty at the upcoming World Health Assembly, aiming to expand their control over global health decisions. Up until now, your voice, through CitizenGO, has been pivotal in throwing them off balance, but the decisive moment is upon us. We can't let our guard down now. Your support is crucial in amplifying our impact at the World Health Assembly in Geneva. Will you stand with us as we confront this monumental challenge? Your donation today could make all the difference. Will you help us take the fight to the WHO and protect your essential liberties?I'LL DONATE £10I'LL DONATE £30I'LL DONATE £80I'LL DONATE £160I'LL DONATE £300OTHER AMOUNT Thank you for all you do, Sebastian Lukomski and the entire team at CitizenGO -- Here's the email …More
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Advancing Liberty Through Action Apr 4, 2024 In the new Pandemic Treaty (“Agreement”), the World Health Organization (WHO) dictates that …
QUESTION 21 — JUSTICE AND MERCY IN GOD1. Do we find justice in God? 2. Can his righteousness be spoken “truth”? 3. Do we find mercy in God? 4. Are justice and mercy found in all the works of God? …More
QUESTION 21 — JUSTICE AND MERCY IN GOD 1. Do we find justice in God? 2. Can his righteousness be spoken “truth”? 3. Do we find mercy in God? 4. Are justice and mercy found in all the works of God? Article 1 — Do we find justice in God? Objections: 1. It seems not. For justice is divided from temperance. But temperance is not found in God. So no more justice. 2 . To do whatever one does according to the good pleasure of one's will is not to act according to justice. Now, says the Apostle to the Ephesians (1:11), God “works all things according to his will”. 3 . The proper act of justice is to give everyone their due. But God owes nothing to anyone. 4 . Everything in God is identical to his essence. But this does not suit justice because, says Boethius, “what is good concerns the essence, but what is just concerns the action”. On the contrary , we say in Psalm (11:7): “The Lord is just; he loves justice. ” Answer: There are two kinds of justice. One which involves giving and receiving in …More
Getting baptised [in which community?] means little when you do not show true remorse and contrition for the wrongs you have done or when you continue to associate with people who hate the church and …More
Getting baptised [in which community?] means little when you do not show true remorse and contrition for the wrongs you have done or when you continue to associate with people who hate the church and our Lady.
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One of the delights of my priestly life is when I’m asked to perform a baptism. Sometimes it will be babies held by their parents, but often it’s mature …
How do we know he did / does not show true remorse? Do any of us show true remorse?? He is at the beginning of his Christian journey and we are expecting …More
How do we know he did / does not show true remorse? Do any of us show true remorse?? He is at the beginning of his Christian journey and we are expecting him to be perfect.
1. to recognise that all good comes from God. If there by any good in you at all, it comes from God. So if you do, think or say anything good, know for certain that this proceeds from God. 2. to …More
1. to recognise that all good comes from God. If there by any good in you at all, it comes from God. So if you do, think or say anything good, know for certain that this proceeds from God. 2. to recognise that all good comes to us through grace. If you have any good from God, if you have any at all, you did not obtain it by yourself, but by grace and the mercy of God. All the good you have from God is not from your own works, but from the mercy of God. 3. to see the virtues of others and to be blind to one’s own. There are many who know that all good comes from God and through His grace, but think that they are more blessed than others. They are full of themselves, and are like the pharisees. 4. to recognise one’s own faults. We must not only realise that we are lacking in good, but that we are full of self-love, bad inclinations, and passions, and that we have sinned greatly. 'Who art Thou, my God, and who am I?', questioned St. Francis. We are nothing. 5. to see oneself as the vilest …More
As we approach this wonderful feast of the blessed Spouse of the Virgin Mary, Foster-Father of sour Lord, and Terror of Demons, we do well to meditate on the most profound …
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