Video Reflections for the 4 Weeks of Advent with Fr. Pontifex

by Catholic Media, Christmas, Liturgical Seasons, Mass

 “The Advent season is time for us to slow down, pray and to seek to vigilant for the coming of Jesus Christ. Our cues from secular culture can easily move us in the opposite direction, becoming more frantic and materialistic. We may become feel the need to work hard to give gifts to our loved ones and that is a good thing as long as we realize that the greatest gifts that we can give them are to found in our communion with the Lord.”

These four 2 minute videos offer a series of brief insights into the time of preparing for the birth of Our Lord..

I hope they may illuminate you all in your journey and help you to share the gift of Christ’s coming with others.

Salve Regina

Week Two

Week Three

Advent- Week 4

Series produce by:
www.spiritjuicefilms.com

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