On Monday we enter into Tempus per Annum, which is Latin and translated literally is means “Time of the Year”. In the Roman Missal the Church translates this into Ordinary Time. This Sunday is the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. Next Sunday will be the Second Sunday in Ordinary...
The O Antiphons? Yes, the O Antiphons. The O Antiphons are the seven antiphons of Advent. They are also known as “The Greater Antiphons.” These antiphons introduce the Magnificat, or canticle of Mary, at evening prayer in the Liturgy of the Hours, beginning this Tuesday...
Last month we celebrated the Solemnity of the Holy Guardian Angels. God has provided Angels as protectors, guides, and messengers between God and humanity. Many might think that angels are a medieval teaching, but the bible is filled with references to angels. Angels are mentioned over 175 times...
After our celebration of the Solemnity of the Holy Guardian Angels last Sunday, I was asked some questions about the Choirs of Angels. An angel is a pure, created spirit. They have no body, and their existence does not depend on matter. They differ in nature and grace. According to Sacred...
Every one of us spends plenty of time working, earning a living, and supporting our families. St John Paul II tells us that “Work is a good thing for man” because through work we transform nature and achieve fulfillment as humans. Many people might say that they like their work and...
In the gospel of John when Jesus tells the apostles that he is going away and that they know the way, Thomas asks “We don’t know where you are going, how can we know the way?” Jesus was not speaking of a physical place. Jesus was talking about the end goal of life, the purpose...
Smartphones, cell phones, social media, and videos are a big part of our modern world. In one way these things keep us informed, connected, and entertained. In another way these things can keep us distracted from our relationship with one another and with Jesus. Phubbing is snubbing...
In this article, we seek to shed light on the Catholic teachings surrounding purgatory and prayer for the holy souls in purgatory. The Last Four Things The last four things in life are death, judgement, heaven, and hell. At the moment of death, everyone is judged by God based on their life...
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