Catechist Formation Class #8
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What is Lent? Lent is the liturgical season which runs from Ash Wednesday up to, but not including, The Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday. The forty days of Lent are a time of penance in preparation for the celebration of the Paschal Mystery of our Lord’s Passion, Death and Resurrection at Easter. …
The Veiling of Images and Crosses During Lent from the USCCB Committee on Divine Worship 1. Does the new Missale Romanum allow for the veiling of statues and crosses? The Missale Romanum, editio typica tertia, provides a rubric at the beginning of the texts for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, which allows that: “the practice of covering crosses and …
Read moreFrom the Rector: The veiling of images and crosses during lent
Feast of Christ the King The Feast of Christ the King is, as Catholic feasts go, a relatively recent one. It was established by Pope Pius XI in 1925, to remind Catholics (and the world generally) that Jesus Christ is Lord of the Universe, both as God and as Man. Pius XI announced the feast …
Read moreFrom the Rector, Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, 11/22/2020
SAINTS MONICA AND AUGUSTINE This last week we celebrated the memorials of St. Monica and of her son, St. Augustine. It is clear, even from Augustine’s own writings, that he would not have been a saint had his mother not been one: had she not spent nearly two decades in prayer and tears for her …
Read moreSeptember 1, 2019, Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sacred Heart Annual Bazaar We are beginning to plan for the annual fall Bazaar fundraiser which will take place on Sunday November 4, 2018 at the Sacred Heart School gym. As in past years this event has been a community building, family fun filled day that supports our parish financially. Our custom is to have a Turkey Dinner, booths, …
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
