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You Don’t Need To Be Afraid Of The Latin Mass

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Have you ever noticed how much buzz there is around the Mass that uses the Missal of 1962, commonly referred to as the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM)? I mean, if you’re into Catholic Twitter, YouTube, or any other social media, you can’t miss it. It seems to dominate a big […]

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How To Celebrate World Youth Day At Home

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn What is World Youth Day? The first World Youth Day was celebrated in 1984 when Pope St. John Paul II created a gathering on Palm Sunday in Rome to celebrate the Youth Jubilee of the Holy Year of Redemption. It was expected that sixty thousand people would attend, but over […]

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Why Are There Angels Around The Tabernacle?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn 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 of […]

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What Do We Mean When We Say Scripture Is Divinely Inspired?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Let’s start with a principle that can be observed throughout the whole history of the Church, and which drives the way I teach Church history and doctrine. As I tell my students, the truth is always “in the middle” – which is to say, the truth is always to be […]

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Understanding Catholic Code Of Canon Law

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn What is Canon Law?  The current law governing the Catholic Church is the 1983 Code of Canon Law. This Code, promulgated by His Holiness St. John Paul II replaced the 1917 Code of Canon Law. The Code is a system of laws and principles which regulates the organization and governance […]

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World Youth Day And St. Théresè: Traveling The World

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn You might say that I’m a groupie. Beginning when I was sixteen, I attended four World Youth Days: Denver (1993), Manila (1995), Paris (1997), and Toronto (2002). My experience, along with millions of other young people, was transformative. The impact is still felt in our lives and around the globe […]

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Do Catholics Still Have Plenary Indulgences during Holy Week or any other time of the year? Discover Catholic history and tradition

Do Catholics Still Have Plenary Indulgences?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn 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 of […]

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What is the Catholic altar of repose? “Repose” means rest, so the altar of repose implies that this space has been set aside

What Is The Altar Of Repose?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn One day each year – and one day only – there is no Catholic Mass celebrated throughout the world. One day.  The Easter Triduum begins with Holy Thursday Mass. What many Catholics don’t realize is that Good Friday service not a Mass, but a liturgy, as no hosts are consecrated […]

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Why does the Catholic Church use bells? Discover the history of the voice of the Church! Bells have long had a traditional place in worship.

Why Does The Catholic Church Use Bells?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Henry Wadsworth Longfellow said: “For bells are the voice of the church; they have tones that touch and search the hearts of young and old.” There is a sweet, holy sound to the clear chiming of church bells.  The Tradition Of Bells Bells have long had a traditional place in […]

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Why is Mary referred to as the Queen Mother? The Queen Mother had a particular role in the Jewish world and that meaning is elevated

The Old Testament And Mary, The Mother Of The Messiah 

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn On the path that led to the Old Testament  Although I am now a joyfully practicing Catholic, for nearly thirty years of my adult life, I lived as an evangelical Protestant.  It was during those years that love of Scripture became the engine of my spiritual life.  I learned how […]

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Is the Catholic Church a cult? Here are a few ways to be sure that the Catholic Church is not a cult and it is the one true Church of Christ

Is The Catholic Church A Cult?

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How did Jesus grow in the womb of Mary? Follow along as we journey month by month with the Blessed Mother and Our Lord's development

Jesus In The Womb: Month 3

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Your Lord and Savior is Now the Size of a Prune! Baby Jesus has been growing at a fast pace since the Annunciation and will be fully developed by the end of this month!  Those tiny buds from last month are now arms and legs, hands and feet, fingers and […]

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Las Posadas: Advent, Tradition, & Abuela’s Hot Chocolate 

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Las Posadas is an Advent tradition begun by Hispanic Catholics in the 16th century. Las Posadas means “the Inns,” and like a typical novena lasting nine days, the celebration spans the nine days before Christmas.  Though it does involve knocking on doors and treats, this is not like trick-or-treating at […]

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Five Reasons Not To Overlook The Bethlehem Shepherds

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn The Shepherds of Bethlehem are not really glamorous. They’re easy to take for granted. They’re not interesting exotic wizards from a distant land. They’re not powerful kings or tyrannical rulers. They’re just ordinary, working folks. Sure, they claimed to see a choir of singing angels, but that’s their only claim […]

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Why Is Peter The New Steward Of The Kingdom?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn What is the Steward of the Kingdom? A steward is appointed by the ruling king or queen to represent them and help them to govern. Another word we could use to describe the steward is “prime minister.” In the Old Testament, the chief steward of the king was able to […]

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The Liturgical Movement of the Catholic Church began in the 19th Century and continued through the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s.

What Is The Liturgical Movement?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn What is the Liturgical Movement? In Desiderio desideravi (2022), Pope Francis writes, “We owe to the [the Second Vatican] Council – and to the liturgical movement that preceded it – the rediscovery of a theological understanding of the Liturgy and of its importance in the life of the Church (DD, […]

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3 Powerful Reminders From The Life Of St. Blaise

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn One of the most curious celebrations in the Catholic Church is the blessing of throats for St. Blaise’s memorial on February 3rd. I can recall as a small child being told about the blessing of throats and seeing it done at church. I sort of took it for granted, and […]

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How World Youth Day Continues To Inspire Me Today

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn My whole life, I have stated I am a member of the Catholic Church. I specifically remember learning in youth group that the word “catholic” meant universal, but the definition didn’t mean much to me until I partook in World Youth Day 2005. It was the summer before my freshman […]

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Is the Image Of The Shroud Of Turin A Painting?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn (All excerpts and photos in this article were selected from Dr. Lavoie’s new medical forensic, scriptural study of the Shroud of Turin: “The Shroud of Jesus And the Sign John Ingeniously Concealed.” Published by Sophia Institute Press, June 2023; endorsed by Scott Hahn, Mike Aquilina and others. 8-17-2023) What IS […]

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What does the Sacred Heart of Jesus mean to me? I'm glad you asked. I didn’t go looking for the Sacred Heart; the Sacred Heart found me.

What The Sacred Heart Means To Me

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn I didn’t go looking for the Sacred Heart; the Sacred Heart found me. My mom always had a statue of both the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary that had a special place in the home while I was growing up. In addition, I grew up […]

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How do you teach Catholic kids about the Pope? Get practical suggestions and insights from Catholic children's author, Katherine Bogner

Come Holy Spirit: Teaching Catholic Kids About The Pope

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn 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, filling […]

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Pope Francis has declared 2025 the Jubilee Year of hope. How can Catholics live out this year of Jubilee? Find tips and info here!

PILGRIMS OF HOPE 🜋 JUBILEE YEAR 2025

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn INTRODUCTION to JUBILEES SPES NON CONFUNDIT. “Hope does not disappoint.” With these words, borrowed from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Romans (chapter 5, verse 5), the solemn invitation to the Ordinary Jubilee of 2025 begins.  The special papal document, or “Bull of Indiction,” was published in Rome on […]

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Are you looking for Catholic Speakers to bring into your next parish event, retreat, or to your small group? Here's a list!

3 Catholic “Influencers” That Prove Christ Is For Everyone

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Isn’t it exciting when you discover that not only do you enjoy someone’s work, but they are Catholic, too? That’s how it felt when I read Timothy Larsen’s chapter on E. E. Evans-Pritchard in The Slain God: Anthropologists and the Christian Faith. It was like finding a long, lost family […]

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What Is The Significance Of The Paschal Candle?

What Is The Significance Of The Paschal Candle?

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Mary Quote: If The Land That Jesus Walked On Was Holy

If The Land That Jesus Walked On Was Holy

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OUR LADY OF FATIMA's 6 MESSAGES OF IN 1917 MAY 13 "Pray the Rosary every day, in order to obtain peace for the world, and the end of the war (World War I)." JUNE 13 God wants to "establish devotion to my Immaculate Heart in the world." JULY 13 Mary revealed a glimpse...

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