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Thou shall not Kill
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In our explanation of the Rosary we are likely to be asked to explain some of the meanings of the articles of the Creed. A very common question is, “What do Catholics mean when they say of Jesus, that “He descended into hell” before He ascended into Heaven? The definition of death for us human …
Parish Family Catechesis Next week we will resume our weekly family catechesis lessons. As we have done for the last two years, this will be taught to parents, godparents, and sponsors. This is to equip adults to teach their children, for parents are the first teachers. As such, parents, godparents, and sponsors are required to …
Read moreFrom the Rector/Catechesis, Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time,
From a Christmas Homily by Saint Augustine That day is called the birthday of the Lord on which the Wisdom of God manifested Himself as a speechless Child and the Word of God wordlessly uttered the sound of a human voice. His divinity, although hidden, was revealed by heavenly witness to the Magi and was …
Read moreFrom the Rector, The Nativity of the Lord, 12/25/2022
Servant of God Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen reminded us that All true Rights come from God There has never been an anti-American movement in the United States that did not, in one form or another, appeal to the Declaration of Independence. Communists base their right to destroy democracy on the Declaration of Independence; monopolistic capitalists …
An Article on the “art of Celebrating” the liturgy by Pope Francis’ Master of Ceremonies. 3. The “Ars Celebrandi” Here are the reasons why in the last four decades the Magisterium has reminded priests several times of the importance of the “ars celebrandi,” which — although it does not consist only in the perfect execution …
Read moreFrom the Rector: October 26, 2014 -The “Art of Celebrating” the liturgy by Pope Francis
