got Catholic? – Apostolic Authority
got Catholic? Where does the apostolic authority of the Catholic Church come from. Why do we have a pope? Where does the Bible talk about a pope? How can the pope be infallible?
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From Father Joshua: Saint Martha of Bethany
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From the Rector: The veiling of images and crosses during lent
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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 …
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December 16, 2018 Third Sunday of Advent,
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Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, When I became the Bishop of the Diocese of Gallup, I committed to ensuring that the children in this Diocese and in the Parishes, Missions or Schools that operate within the Diocese were protected. The Diocese published names of those working within the Diocese against whom there were credible …
From the Rector: Feast of Christ the King
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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 …