New Liturgical Movement: Gaudete Sunday 2021
At the Mass (of the Third Sunday of Advent), the Introit is about the second coming (of Christ): “Rejoice ye
Day: December 12, 2021
France’s interior minister condemns threats against Catholics during procession | Catholic News Agency
France’s interior minister on Saturday condemned threats made against Catholics taking part in a Marian procession in the western suburbs
RORATE CÆLI: Is a Vatican Plan Under Way to Prohibit Traditional Ordinations?
Rorate offers its readers a translation of the latest newsletter from Paix Liturgique. RORATE CÆLI: Is a Vatican Plan Under
Gaudete Sunday: The Preaching of St. John the Baptist| National Catholic Register
John was a prophet not because he spoke, but because God spoke through him. Gaudete Sunday: The Preaching of St.
What’s in That Prayer? The Collect for the Third Sunday of Advent – Catholicism.org
BROTHER ANDRÉ MARIE What’s in That Prayer? The Collect for the Third Sunday of Advent – Catholicism.org Here is the
Germany ‘not divided’ over Covid restrictions insists Olaf Scholz, as thousands protest nationwide
The newly elected Chancellor insisted that having differing opinions does not equate to ‘division’ Germany ‘not divided’ over Covid restrictions
Advent Conference: Lumen Gentium Ep.3 Advent III
First broadcast Advent 2020 ✠Jerome of Selsey explores and explains the theology, themes and traditions of Advent and the Christmas season…
LIVE NOW Latin Rosary: Joyful Mysteries
Join other orthodox Catholics to pray the traditional Rosary together online utilising modern technology enabling faithful from all around the world to pray together in real time!
Of All Things Visible and Invisible: Postmodernism and Unbelief – Catholic World Report
While our faith and reason can embrace the life-giving and life-affirming advances of science and technology, they also point to
On Rose Sunday, spiritual ‘first world’ in Africa, Asia and Latin America calls us back | Crux
As Christian believers continue to walk through Advent, this Sunday we reach a kind of midpoint in the liturgical season