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Read the complete text here: Prominent New York priest sentenced to life of penance A prominent New York priest has been directed to life “a life of prayer and penance” to atone for sexual abuse. Wallace Harris, who was once the president of the New York priests’ …… The rest is here: Prominent New York priest sentenced to life of penance Read the complete text here: How Would St. Germanus Site Your Church? In recent years, much work has been done to restore the traditional principles of church design; one principle, however, is still often overlooked: siting. St. Germanus is brief and clear on the subject, as always. In the final section of Ecclesiastical History and Mystical Contemplation, which deals directly with architectural matters, he says: Praying toward the East is handed down by the holy apostles, as is everything else. This is because the comprehensible sun of righteousness, Christ our God, appeared on earth in those regions of the East where the perceptible sun rises, as the prophet says: “Orient is his name” (Zech 6:12); and “Bow before the Lord, all the earth, who ascended to the heaven of heavens in the East” (cf Ps 67:34); and “Let us prostrate ourselves in the place where his feet stood” (cf Ps 67:34); and again, “The feet of the Lord shall stand upon the Mount of Olives in the East” (Zech 14:4). The prophets also speak thus because of our fervent hope of receiving again the paradise in Eden, as well as the brightness of the second coming of Christ our God, from the East. For St. Germanus, praying toward the east meant that at Mass, the priest and assembly were both on the same side of the altar… See more here: How Would St. Germanus Site Your Church? EWTN Global Catholic Television Network: Homily – Fr Mitch Pacwa SJ – St John Bosco – Priest
The rest is here: Homily 2012-01-31 – Fr Mitch Pacwa SJ – St John Bosco – Priest EWTN Global Catholic Television Network: Homily – Fr Mark Mary MFVA – St. Thomas Aquinas, Priest, Doctor of the Church
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More here: New Roman Catholic Missal, Explained by Catholic priest Read the original here: Occupy Wall Street protesters throw condoms, drown out speakers at Rhode Island pro-life rally by Ben Johnson PROVIDENCE, RI, January 30, 2012, (LifeSiteNews.com) – Demonstrators from the Occupy Wall Street movement threw condoms on Catholic schoolgirls, refused to allow a Catholic priest to give a closing prayer, and shouted down a pro-life speaker at a Rhode Island right to life rally on Thursday, according… … Read the original here: Occupy Wall Street protesters throw condoms, drown out speakers at Rhode Island pro-life rally Fr. Miguel Mary teaches from St. Mark 4: 35-41 from the Shrine in Hanceville, Al
See the rest here: Benediction 1-29-2012 – St. Mark 4:35-41 – Fr. Miguel See more here: When priests quit. A sad reflection. Catholic priest reflects on the sadness of peace resigning from the priesthood.
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See the original post: Lifting the Veil, the call of ultimate truth Homily by Catholic Priest View original post here: Sackcloth and Ashes I’ve been getting an awful lot of flack for this morning’s post. Some people think it’s too depressing. Which maybe it is. Others that I’m suggesting it’s too late to fight back. Which I’m not. So, what was my point, however badly made? That we can’t win this fight in the long term on the legislative or legal fronts alone. Here’s the deal… View original post here: Sackcloth and Ashes See the rest here: Complete Catholic Mass 33rd Sunday A Complete Catholic Mass 33rd Sunday A. Rev James Korda
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Read the original: Come to the Manger Reflection for 2nd Sunday of Advent Go directly to: Church honors St. John Bosco’s life of charity on Jan. 31 Denver, Colo., Jan 29, 2012 / 08:06 am ( CNA/EWTN News ).- On Jan. 31, the Roman Catholic Church honors St. John Bosco (or “Don Bosco”), a 19th century Italian priest who reached out to young people to remedy their lack of education, opportunities, and faith. John Bosco was born in August of 1815 into a family of peasant farmers in Castelnuovo d’Asti – a place which would one day be renamed in the saint’s honor as “Castelnuovo Don Bosco.” John’s father died when he was two years old, but he drew strength from his mother Margherita’s deep faith in God. Margherita also taught her son the importance of charity, using portions of her own modest means to support those in even greater need. John desired to pass on to his own young friends the example of Christian discipleship that he learned from his mother. At age nine, he had a prophetic dream in which a number of unruly young boys were uttering words of blasphemy. Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary appeared to John in the dream, saying he would bring such youths to God through the virtues of humility and charity. … See the article here: Church honors St. John Bosco’s life of charity on Jan. 31 Read the complete text here: Charismatic priest competes with Pentecostal sects in Brazil A talented and photogenic priest, active in the charismatic renewal, has gained enormous popularity among Catholics in Brazil. Father Marcelo Rossi, who is as famous for his singing as …… More here: Charismatic priest competes with Pentecostal sects in Brazil |
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