6 Reasons To Rest On Sundays

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Should I Make My Teen Go To Catholic Mass?

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Should parents make their teens go to Mass? Fr. George gives some insight on this important topic. Teen’s Argument: It’s not cool to go to Mass. “I don’t care if it’s not cool. Get in the car. We’re going to Church.”Fr. George ElliotT Teen’s Argument: Mass is boring. The […]

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This is Christmas…The Gift Of Christ

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If Christmas Caught You Empty Handed, Maybe…

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What do Catholic altar servers need to know? Here are a few tips to help you prepare your heart and mind to serve the Lord!

8 Things Altar Servers Need To Know

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Many, young and old, feel the call to participate in the Mass by becoming an altar server. Amazing! The following 8 tips will help altar servers grow in their fervor for the Lord and devotion. To help you understand this better, we will use the triple-A battery. I pray […]

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Why go to Mass? Here are 77 reasons that you'll want to fulfill your Sunday Mass obligation as a Catholic...and maybe go more often!

Why Go To Mass? 77 Reasons!

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly 77 Things That Happen When You’re Devoted To Going To Mass 1. For thy salvation, God the Father sends His beloved Son down from heaven. 2. For thy salvation the Holy Spirit changes bread and wine into the true body and blood of Christ. 3. For thy sake the Son of God […]

What Is The Holy Mass? Discover 4 Aspects Of The Mass

What Is The Holy Mass? Discover 4 Aspects Of The Mass

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly What Is The Catholic Holy Mass? This infographic helps explain.  What Is The Mass? CelebrationWe celebrate that, because of Christ’s Resurrection, we will also resuscitate to eternal life. MemorialThe celebration of the Mass actualizes the death of Christ through the centuries. BanquetIt reminds us of the Last Supper, the […]

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Why I Joined The Choir

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “To sing is to pray twice.” — Saint Augustine of Hippo As a child, I sought ways to draw closer to God beyond verbal prayer. I often tagged along with my parents who were active in our choir. I would sit near my mother, asking for extra song sheets […]

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The Litany Of The Most Precious Blood Of Jesus

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly The Litany Of The Most Precious Blood Of Jesus The Litany Of The Most Precious Blood Lord, have mercy on us.Christ, have mercy on us.Lord, have mercy on us.Christ, hear us.Christ, graciously hear us. God, the Father of Heaven, have mercy on us. God the Son, Redeemer of the world, have mercy […]

What is a tabernacle? Father George gives a catholic definition to help you understand this item found in every catholic church

What Is A Tabernacle?

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PDA And Cell Phones During Mass? Fr. Rob Gives Insight

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Ask A Priest Question: You mentioned that there are various resources discussing what one should and shouldn’t do during Mass, as well as how to show respect and honor to the Lord. Recently, a friend of mine attended Mass, and a young couple seated in front of her caught […]

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You Get Out of Mass What You Put Into It

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Infographic: Jesus And The Liturgical Year

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What Is The Significance Of The Liturgical Colors?

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What Are The Levels Of The Mass?

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly What are the levels of the Mass? Is there a difference between the Solemn High Mass, High Mass, and Low Mass of the Latin Mass? Fr. George explains in today’s video. What Are The Differences Between The Solemn High Mass, High Mass, And Low Mass Of The Latin Mass? […]

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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 Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly 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 […]

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Is it ok to miss Mass while traveling? What are the Catholic rules while you're on vacation? Find great info in today's article!

Is It Okay To Miss Mass If You’re Traveling?

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Is it okay to miss Mass if you’re traveling?It’s a question that touches both conscience and convenience, and one that almost every Catholic has faced at some point. Whether you’re exploring a remote national park, attending a family reunion, or just trying to catch a flight home on Sunday […]

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The Nuptial Blessing Given At Catholic Weddings

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly   The Nuptial Blessing Given At Catholic Weddings Check out this great podcast on The Nuptial Blessing! The Catholic Nuptial Blessing O God, who by your mighty powercreated all things out of nothing,and, when you had set in placethe beginnings of the universe,formed man and woman in your own […]

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The Sacrament Of Love | St. Thomas Aquinas Quote

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly The Eucharist is the Sacrament of Love; It signifies Love, It produces love. The Eucharist is the consummation of the whole spiritual life. St. Thomas Aquinas *Amazon Affiliate links help the ministry of Catholic-Link at no additional cost to you! Thank you!

Pope Francis Is Restricting The Traditional Latin Mass? New Motu Proprio - Traditionis Custodes

During Mass “Are You Not Lifted Up To Heaven?” | St. John Chrysostom

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly When you see the Lord immolated and lying upon the altar, and the priest bent over that sacrifice praying, and all the people empurpled by that precious blood, can you think that you are still among men and on earth? Or are you not lifted up to heaven? St. […]

The beauty of the Catholic Mass should be life changing. This is what the Mass does. It re-orders our desires. It empowers us to seek God

How The Beauty Of The Mass Saved Me

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly One of the great mysteries of life is understanding the motivations our own hearts. I can look at the sky, see the moon, and if it catches my fancy, look up all sorts of facts about it. I can know how big the moon is, what it’s made of, […]

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Action is Subordinate to Contemplation…Does Your Lifestyle Reflect that?

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly It is of the essence of the Church that she be both human and divine, visible and yet invisibly equipped, eager to act and yet intent on contemplation, present in this world and yet not at home in it; and she is all these things in such wise that […]

18 Elements In The Our Father

18 Elements In The Our Father

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly 18 Elements In The Our Father More Our Father Resources What Is The Meaning Of A Priest’s Vestments? A Practical Guide

What are the Holy Days of Obligation in 2024 for Catholics in the United States

2024 Holy Days Of Obligation In The Catholic Church

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly 2024 Holy Days Of Obligation In The United States The Holy Days of Obligation within the universal Catholic Church are the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Epiphany, the Ascension, the Body and Blood of Christ, Holy Mary the Mother of God, her Immaculate Conception, her Assumption, Saint […]

Where Can You Experience God's Presence Every Day?

Where Can You Experience God’s Presence Every Day?

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Where do you experience God’s presence every day?     How The Voice of God Holds Us Together When We Cannot “I Look at God and God Looks at Me” – How to Seek Contemplation I Catholic Bible Study

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ST. BARTHOLOMEW | Feast August 24 From "Bartholomaios," the Greek form of an Aramaic name meaning "son of Talmai." JESUS KNEW HIM BEFORE THEY EVEN MET. He was martyred for his preaching. He was flayed to death by a whip. Patron saint of bookbinders and butchers....

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St. Pius X | Feast Day August 21

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 is he who...

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