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Tribulation Times: UNVEILING THE APOCALYPSE: Prophecy of Pope Leo XIII: Update MARY, OUR MOTHER - May 16, 2013 ... seems sufficient to motivate either the Prayer & its accompanying instruction to be said worldwide at every Low Mass, or this startling theological change-- that Satan isn't in Hell, but is " prowling the world ". ...and 2d, b/c the Prophecy accurately predicted events that took place in the 1958-72 timeframe. Whether dated to 1884 or c. 1933, its prediction & precise dating of the decline of the Church seems compelling. And that prediction makes sense only if the ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/YVVY/~3/ityLL0lqCGw/tribulation-times-unveiling-apocalypse.html
1st Sunday of Advent - Year A SUNDAY HOMILIES FROM AUSTRALIA - May 13, 2013 ... only a new three year liturgical cycle, but also the first Sunday of the rest of our lives. We are being called to start afresh and what better way to do that than from Christ? The second inspiration for this change is Pope John Paul II. In his Apostolic Letter NOVO MILLENNIO INEUNTE, at the beginning of the new millennium, he exhorted the whole Church to start afresh from Christ and to begin our 'starting' by contemplating the Face of Christ. What a wonderful task he set us! ...http://homiliesfromaustralia.blogspot.com/2013/04/1st-sunday-of-advent-year-a.html
Saved by the Holy Name CATHOLICMOM.COM - May 1, 2013 ... confidence in this all-powerful name, repeating it constantly with boundless trust. The Pope entrusted the Dominicans especially with the glorious task of preaching the wonders of the Holy Name in every country, a work they accomplished with unbounded zeal…Their efforts were crowned with success so that the enemies of the Church were overthrown, the dangers that threatened society disappeared and peace once more reigned supreme" (7). I feel the CNN ticker relentlessly crawling across the ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Catholicmomcom/~3/MRKosYb8WWo/
1st Sunday of Advent - Year C SUNDAY HOMILIES FROM AUSTRALIA - April 29, 2013 Jeremiah 33:14-16; 1Thessalonians 3:12 - 4.2; Luke 21:25-28.34-36 Advent plays havoc with our tenses - future, present, past. We wait for what has already come and celebrate what has not yet arrived. It's all a bit confusing! The trouble is that God has no tenses, no past, no present, no future; he dwells in an eternal Now. We poor humans, on the other hand, are formed in time and space. Our now is that tiny instant where what was and what will be rub together ...http://homiliesfromaustralia.blogspot.com/2012/12/1st-sunday-of-advent-year-c.html
1st Sunday of Advent - Year A SUNDAY HOMILIES FROM AUSTRALIA - April 28, 2013 Isaiah 2:1-5; Romans 13:11-14; Matthew 24:37-44 It's always a pleasure on this day, the first Sunday of Advent, to turn both the Missal and the Lectionary from the very last page back to the very first page, to begin the celebration of the paschal mystery all over again. Today is a Mass of beginnings. Firstly we begin a new liturgical year. There are three of them: Year A when we read the Gospel of Matthew; Year B when we read the Gospel of Mark; and Year C when we read ...http://homiliesfromaustralia.blogspot.com/2013/04/1st-sunday-of-advent-year-a_28.html
Compendium of the 1961 Revision of the Pontificale Romanum - Part 4.2: The Blessing of a Cemetery (1961) NEW LITURGICAL MOVEMENT - April 17, 2013 ... "Gloria Patri", like the hours of the Divine Office, but without Alleluia. The opening prayer of the 1595 version is suppressed. The Litany of the Saints formerly sung immediately after it is suppressed, and with it, the proper invocations made by the bishop over the cemetery during the Litany. The blessing of holy water is done before the ceremony, rather than within it. The bishop therefore begins immediately to sprinkle holy water around the cemetery, going ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheNewLiturgicalMovement/~3/koiPrxWyjb8/compendium-of-1961-revision-of_17.html
Quasimodo Sunday ROMA LOCUTA EST - April 5, 2013 In the new Roman Missal, the name of the Second Sunday of Easter has been recast as "Sunday of Divine Mercy," promulgated by the now Blessed Pope John Paul II. A great feast it is indeed, yet "Sunday of Divine Mercy" is not the first name to have replaced the generic "Second Sunday of Easter." Before John Paul II promulgated Divine Mercy, the Second Sunday of Easter was known as "Quasimodo Sunday." Why? Quite simply: for the same reason ...http://causafinitaest.blogspot.com/2013/04/quasimodo-sunday.html
Ooh...Liebster Award FIVE FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL - April 4, 2013 ... and perfectly than we ever could. She is kind and patient, she never casts the concerns of her children aside but lovingly offers them to her Son. If she's not your favourite she really should be. What book do you have on your bedside cabinet? At the moment it's Foundations of the Religious Life: Revisiting the Vision . It's a collection of essays by various religious sisters in the US who are part of the Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious (that's the one loyal to the Magisterium, ...http://fivefeetabovesealevel.blogspot.com/2013/04/oohliebster-award.html
Feet Washing IDLE SPECULATIONS - April 1, 2013 ... to be able to go to God's banquet together." Those who feel greatly aggrieved by a possible breach of a rubric by a good Christian doing a Christian act in obedience to his Master might wish to recall that. And he is Peter's successor. Not them ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/Uocyk/~3/C7KDZUlTc-E/feet-washing.html
Celebrating St. David's Day THE DIARY OF A SOWER - March 3, 2013 ... in Wales. (Incidentally, I picked up a copy inexpensively on eBay; the prices listed on Amazon are rather crazy!) We also checked out a few websites about St. David, including this short biography of him on American Catholic.org, this page on New Advent, this page on SQPN.com, this page from the National Museum of Wales website and this page from the Visit Wales tourism website. I thought it would be fun to watch a movie about the country of Wales. Unfortunately, our library ...http://diary-of-a-sower.blogspot.com/2013/03/celebrating-st-davids-day.html
Why March for Life? SHAMELESS POPERY - January 22, 2013 For priests, religious, and seminarians, each morning begins the same way, with the praying of the Invitatory Psalm, the opening prayer of the first Hour of the day in the Liturgy of the Hours. Typically, that Psalm is Psalm 95. The version in the Breviary concludes this way: Offering to Molech (1897) Today, listen to the voice of the Lord: "Do not grow stubborn, as your fathers did in the wilderness, when at Meriba and Massah they challenged me and ...http://catholicdefense.blogspot.com/2013/01/why-march-for-life.html
