Appeals Court Reinstates Texas Heartbeat Law – CatholicVote org
CV NEWS FEED // The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily reinstated the Texas Heartbeat Act. The action blocks
Day: October 9, 2021
RORATE CÆLI: The Feast of St. John Henry Newman: The Smile of Sadness and Hope for the Future
Even though the feast of St. John Henry Newman is officially only on the calendar of England and Wales, how
As pope opens synod, experts extoll ‘synodality’ but struggle to define it | Crux Now
ROME – Pope Francis formally opens this weekend a three-year “Synod of Bishops on Synodality,” which has been touted as
The Holy Face Of Jesus | Pope Leo XIII – YouTube
The Church did actually approve the devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus, regardless of the rumors you’ve heard. The
Saint John Paul II Institute studies both late pope and his Polish homeland – Catholic World Report
“The story of Poland and the story of St. John Paul II are deeply intertwined—to pursue one is to discover
Plenary task: “Reveal the face of Christ” – The Catholic Leader
Archbishop Peter Comensoli in today’s Mass for the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia has said the Council’s task is to
Pope opens Synod on Synodality saying it can’t be an ‘elitist’ exercise | Crux Now
ROME – Formally opening his much-ballyhooed Synod of Bishops on Synodality Saturday, Pope Francis expressed his desire that it be
Churchgoing Catholics disapprove of limits on Traditional Latin Mass, but Pope Francis still popular – Catholic World Report
Pope Francis’ restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass appear to be unpopular among regularly practicing Catholics, but most American Catholics
Carissimi: Today’s Mass; St Dennis of Paris
St Denis, having alarmed the pagan priests by his many conversions, was executed by beheading on the highest hill in Paris (now Montmartre), which was likely to have been a druidic holy place. The martyrdom of Denis and his companions is popularly believed to have given it its current name, derived from the Latin mons martyrium “The Martyrs’ Mountain”, although in fact the name is more likely to derive from mons mercurei et mons martis, Hill of Mercury and Mars.
