Glad I was able to do the stations after Holy Mass. Adoramus te Christe.More
Glad I was able to do the stations after Holy Mass. Adoramus te Christe.
The First Friday in March. Feast of the Mysteries of the Way of the Cross. In its literal meaning, the Way of the Cross is the path that our blessed Saviour followed from Pilate’s Pretorium up to …More
The First Friday in March. Feast of the Mysteries of the Way of the Cross. In its literal meaning, the Way of the Cross is the path that our blessed Saviour followed from Pilate’s Pretorium up to Calvary. It is made up of fourteen stations, each corresponding to one of the places where our blessed Lord was compelled to stop. After the Ascension, tradition tells us that the Blessed Virgin and the Apostles liked to visit those places at which our Lord had stopped. Following their example, the faithful in Palestine, and later those from more distant lands, came to visit these places consecrated by the blood of Christ. The Popes enriched these holy pilgrimages with precious indulgences. When the Holy Land fell once more into the hands of the Saracens after the crusades, and it became more difficult to visit it, the faithful wished to make up for this by building images of the way of sorrows in their own lands. These figures of Christ’s path to Calvary were given the name of Stations of the …More
The Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) was kicked out from a chapel of the University Hospital in Lausanne, Switzerland. For ten years the SSPX has held a prayer in reparation for abortion. Now, the director …More
true & false equality. Mgr. Fulton J. Sheen Communism and the Conscience of the West (1948) “[Satan] will set up a counterchurch which will be the ape of the [Catholic] Church. . . . It will have all …More
true & false equality. Mgr. Fulton J. Sheen Communism and the Conscience of the West (1948) “[Satan] will set up a counterchurch which will be the ape of the [Catholic] Church. . . . It will have all the notes and characteristics of the Church, but in reverse and emptied of its divine content.” The Antichrist will not be so called; otherwise he would have no followers. He will not wear red tights, nor vomit sulphur, nor carry a trident nor wave an arrowed tail as Mephistopheles in Faust. This masquerade has helped the Devil convince men that he does not exist. When no man recognizes, the more power he exercises. God has defined Himself as “I am Who am,” and the Devil as “I am who am not.” Nowhere in Sacred Scripture do we find warrant for the popular myth of the Devil as a buffoon who is dressed like the first “red.” Rather is he described as an angel fallen from heaven, as “the Prince of this world,” whose business it is to tell us that there is no other world. His logic is simple: if …More
The Truth About Medjugorje by Msgr. Pavao Zanic, Bishop of Mostar Bishop Pavao Zanic, presided over the Diocese of Mostar, from 1971-1993. He exercised full ecclesiastical jurisdiction over the parish …More
The Truth About Medjugorje by Msgr. Pavao Zanic, Bishop of Mostar Bishop Pavao Zanic, presided over the Diocese of Mostar, from 1971-1993. He exercised full ecclesiastical jurisdiction over the parish of Medjugorje, which is located in the region of Bosnia-Herzegovina. He published the following article in 1990. 1. The truth regarding the events in Medjugorje is being sought out by a Commission of the Bishop's Conference of Yugoslavia (kJ). Their work though, is progressing slowly. Therefore with this statement I wish to help the Commission in coming to a decision as soon as possible. Propaganda in favor of Medjugorje is being rushed in order to place the Church and the world before a "fait accompli". This has been the intention of the defenders of Medjugorje from the beginning. It must be admitted that they have succeeded, because the other side is either working too slowly or remaining silent. For these reasons and due to the motivation that I have been given from many from all over …More
Gloria.TV News on the 6th of December 2016 Religion-free Religion: “We already knew that Francis Bergoglio generally doesn’t much like the religious part of religion” – writes the journalist Hilary …More
Gloria.TV News on the 6th of December 2016 Religion-free Religion: “We already knew that Francis Bergoglio generally doesn’t much like the religious part of religion” – writes the journalist Hilary White on her blog. She adds: “More and more people are waking up to the self-evident fact that Bergoglio simply isn’t a Catholic, and that he wants to place himself as the head of an entirely new religion-free religion.” Vespers for Creation: Hilary White gives an example: Francis abolished the First Vespers of Advent sung by the Pope. Instead, he imposed to the whole Church the obligation of the celebration of Vespers for Creation of September 1, over which he himself presides in Saint Peter’s. Francis further abolished the public papal Mass for the Assumption, the Eucharistic Adoration with the Pope during papal visits or World Youth Day and religious meetings in St. Peter’s Square, the greeting of the Blessed Sacrament during his visits to churches, and the presence of the Pope at the public …More
This was a very interesting short story. Robert Louis Stevenson.
Father Damien An Open Letter to the Reverend Doctor Hyde of Honolulu From Robert Louis Stevenson. shortstoriescafe on Feb 13, 2016 (AUDIO) On August 2, 1889,[7]Hyde wrote a private letter to a Reverend …More
Father Damien An Open Letter to the Reverend Doctor Hyde of Honolulu From Robert Louis Stevenson. shortstoriescafe on Feb 13, 2016 (AUDIO) On August 2, 1889,[7]Hyde wrote a private letter to a Reverend H.B. Gage, regarding Father Damien of Molokai. Hyde intimated that Damien's death from leprosy was the result of what Hyde believed to be the priest's lack of hygiene, and was seemingly dismissive of Damien as a person. Without Hyde's permission, the correspondence was published in a Sydney, Australia newspaper, and angered many of Damien's supporters. Author Robert Louis Stevenson took umbrage in the 1890 published pamphlet Open Letter to Reverend Doctor Hyde of Honolulu from Robert Louis Stevenson.[8] Stevenson accurately saw sainthood for Father Damien, who became Hawaii's first official saint on November 10, 2009.[9][10] ... if that world at all remember you, on the day when Father Damien of Molokai shall be named Saint, it will be in virtue of one work: your letter to Reverend …More
