Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Why Are There Angels Around The Tabernacle? What You Need To Know About Angels Near The Tabernacle Tabernacle: comes from the Latin word tabernaculum which means ‘abode’, the house of God. There I will meet you and there, from above the cover, between the two cherubim on the ark […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Act of Faith O my God, I firmly believe that you are one God in three divine Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. I believe that your divine Son became man and died for our sins and that he will come to judge the living and the dead. I believe these and all […]

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Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly The Meaning Behind The Names Of The Apostles Share this image on your social media or “Download” and print for use. We only ask you to share it in its original version, without editing it. Happy evangelization!  More Resources On The Apostles  

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly In all the works of God there is nothing that is worthless or insignificant. The smallest flower, a grain of dust, the tiniest insect, each and all reveal the wisdom, the omnipotence, the infinite greatness of their Creator, as clearly as the sun itself and all the glories of […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly During this Season of the Resurrection, we are mindful that the ministry of Jesus did not come to an end with His earthly life. Just before His Ascension, Jesus promised to send the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, to strengthen and guide His Church. The Holy Spirit descended at Pentecost, […]

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Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly In this video, Fr. George discusses the formation and evolution of the Papal States, which emerged after the collapse of the Roman Empire amidst barbarian invasions. He shares about the role of the Catholic Church, particularly leaders like Pope Gregory the Great, in providing stability and governance during tumultuous […]

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Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly What is an Indulgence? Do Catholics still practice indulgences? That stopped after Martin Luther pointed out that they are wrong, right? To be sure, the 16th Century was a confusing time. There was a Dominican preacher named Johann Tetzel who Luther claimed was “selling” indulgences to fund the building […]

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Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly The Church of the Lord is built upon the rock of the apostles among so many dangers in the world; it, therefore, remains unmoved. The Church’s foundation is unshakable and firm against assaults of the raging sea. Waves lash at the Church but do not shatter it. Although the […]

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Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Dressing up for special occasions is a common practice, but on certain occasions, the dress itself carries its own traditions and symbolism. The reception of First Holy Communion is one such special occasion. It is common to see those receiving First Communion dressed up in clothes very similar to […]

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Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly     Catholic Holy Days Of Obligation 2021 *EVERY SUNDAY IS A HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION!* January 1, 2021  | Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God  May 13, 2021  | Ascension of Jesus  August 15, 2021 | Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary November 1, 2021 | All Saints’ […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly What is the Liturgy of the Hours? The Liturgy of the Hours is also called the Divine Office or the Breviary. The celebration of the Holy Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life, but it is not the only daily prayer of the Church. The Liturgy […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly The Seven Sorrows of Mary are important for us to know and pray. They are all based on scripture and help us recall Mary’s role in salvation history. Though the practice of praying the Seven Sorrows of Mary dates back to the thirteenth century, there has been a resurgence of this […]

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Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly God Exists! | Wisdom From Blaise Pascal More Catholic Resources How To Pray A Novena – A Visual Step By Step Guide How To Pray The Divine Mercy Chaplet: Your Step By Step Visual Guide How To Pray Lectio Divina? A Visual Step By Step Guide The Blessed Sacrament: […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Every pope from St. John XXIII to Pope Francis has emphasized the Church’s need for a new Pentecost. Without it, the call to a new evangelization remains incomplete. Consider the stark contrast between how the disciples lived before Pentecost and how they lived afterward. Before, they were hesitant, uncertain, […]