Category: Worship & Praxis

If the Catholic Church has abandoned Her authority to guard the Holy Eucharist against sacrilege and souls from self-condemnation, then we are now an apostate ‘Open Communion’ Church.

We usually celebrate the feast day of our saints on the day of their physical death, but that was never possible for Saint Dominic being that he died on the Feast of the Transfiguration on August 6, 1221. It is quite remarkable that a man who spent his life in devotion to pointing people to Jesus and Mary through the Rosary would continue to signal to us through the date of his death that his life was not about him – it was all about the Lord our God.

There many other things that can be said about Divine consolations, especially about the reasons why God decides to give them to us in the first place, but I believe that the most essential treatment that needs to be made here concerns how we ought to respond to them. I say that because Divine consolations will come to many us for whatever reason God deigns, but it is how we respond to them is what is most crucial to know.

If this were just one guy finding his nice little safe space, I would leave it alone, but this attitude has become a problem in the Church today.

How we can apply the grinding of leaves into the soiil to the practice of our faith?

The liturgy of the memorial sacrifice is essential to true life because through it, the Church is always teachings us how to become Christian

Each of us, all day – every day, are constantly searching how to find God and how to...