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A Catholic Guide To August

August Catholic Guide

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Praying With Our Sorrowful Mother

Consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

St. Louis de Montfort’s Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary: New, Day-by-Day, Easier-to-Read Translation

St. Michael’s Lent is our chance to fight back as one Catholic Church. Not fight back with screams and arguments but by living the beatitudes. It is a chance, like Lent, to quiet ourselves, deny ourselves, and silently pose the question to those around us “Who is like God?” So how do you practice a devotion that isn’t widely observed or rigidly structured? Don’t overthink it. Give something up, add to or strengthen your prayer routine, abstain from meat on Fridays if you don’t already, find some devotional reading that helps you meditate on the Cross. All of these are good places to start, but to make it more personal, consider what you did in spring? Can you add to your Lenten sacrifice or improve it? Is it time to start praying the Liturgy of the Hours?

What Is St. Michael’s Lent?

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly St. Michael’s Lent is our chance to fight back as one Catholic Church. Not fight back with screams and arguments but by living the beatitudes. It is a chance, like Lent, to quiet ourselves, deny ourselves, and silently pose the question to those around us “Who is like God?” […]

Because they don’t know who they are and what prayer is, they use prayer as a means to seek the affirmation and approval of others

Prayer: A Relationship Of Love, Part 2

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Read Part 1 of this 3-part series here.  In the sixth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus affirms the truth that prayer is ultimately a relationship of love in three simple, but deeply profound, verses. To elucidate this truth more deeply, let us examine these verses individually. Make Prayer […]

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The Assumption: Total Happiness In Divine Glory

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “In her, assumed into heaven, we are shown the eternal destiny that awaits us beyond the mystery of death: a destiny of total happiness in divine glory. This supernatural vision sustains our daily pilgrimage.” – St. John Paul II Subscribe To Our Weekly Newsletter!Our weekly email newsletter includes links […]

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Father Boniface Hicks On Personal Prayer

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Fr Boniface Hicks discusses his book and reveals the secrets of deepening your Catholic prayer life! Father Boniface is a Benedictine Monk who can help you unlock the power of Catholic prayer! Personal Prayer by Fr. Boniface Hicks, OSB, helps readers understand the silence of God and develop a […]

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“Without any doubt there is a desire in all hearts for peace. But how foolish is he who seeks this peace apart from God; for if God be driven out, justice is banished, and once justice fails, all hope of peace is lost.”

St. Pius X | Feast Day August 21

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Born in 1835 in Venice, Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto was pope from 1903 to 1914 as Pius X. He was a staunch defender of the truth, a liturgical reformer, and a man of great faith. “Without any doubt there is a desire in all hearts for peace. But how foolish […]

Vatican’s jointly issued Antiqua et Nova: Note on the Relationship between Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence.

Seven Takeaways From The Vatican’s Document On AI

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly As a user of artificial intelligence technology (AI) for research and some creative tasks, and as an author and observer of the profound changes that AI will cause in our society, I will admit that I am concerned about AI. My apprehension is only partly over the more concrete […]

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Devote Yourself to the Immaculate Heart of Mary This August

Devote Your August To The Immaculate Heart Of Mary

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Prayer To The Immaculate Heart Of Mary O Most Blessed Mother, heart of love, heart of mercy, ever listening, caring, consoling, hear our prayer. As your children, we implore your intercession with Jesus your Son. Receive with understanding and compassion the petitions we place before you today, especially… (special intention). […]

St. Maximillian Kolbe Shrine

What St. Maximilian Kolbe Teaches Us About Sacrificial Love

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly    When we think of the saints, it can be easy to picture them as distant figures from another time…people whose holiness feels almost impossible to relate to. But visiting the National Shrine of St. Maximilian Kolbe in Libertyville, Illinois, reminded me yet again that the saints were real people […]

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