Queen Elizabeth II’s Encounters with Five Popes| National Catholic Register
Here is a look back at the five popes the queen met during her lifetime. Queen Elizabeth II’s Encounters with
Day: September 8, 2022
The Witness of Queen Elizabeth II
To say she was a remarkable woman wouldn’t begin to do her justice. The Queen was unquestionably one of the
On Her Majesty’s spiritual service – Catholic Herald
Elizabeth II came to the throne two years before I was born, and three-and-a-half centuries after her namesake knighted my
King Charles III: The history behind the regnal name
Prince William and Catherine will also see their titles change to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall King
Queen Elizabeth II Broke Tradition, Honored Catholics – CatholicVote org
Queen Elizabeth II’s death on September 8, 2022, inspired a worldwide outpouring of grief and fond remembrances. Queen Elizabeth II
Upon the death of Queen Elizabeth II – ✠SELEISI
A statement by the Titular Archbishop of Selsey on the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II of the United
Queen Elizabeth II dies aged 96: Royal family and nation in mourning – latest news
The Queen, Britain’s longest-serving monarch, has passed away at the age of 96 after 70 years on the throne. Queen Elizabeth
Evening Meditations for the Thirteenth Thursday After Pentecost~ St Alphonsus Liguori
Eutychius says that Jesus uttered these words with a loud voice that all hearing Him calling upon God His Father, all might understand He was the true Son of God. But St. John Chrysostom writes that Jesus cried with a loud voice to teach us that He did not die of necessity, but of His own free will, uttering so strong a voice at the very moment when He was so weak and about to end His life. This was in conformity with what Jesus had said during His life, that He voluntarily sacrificed His life for His sheep, and not through the will and malice of His enemies: I lay down my life for my sheep … No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself (Jo. x. 15, 18).
Today’s “The Imitation of Christ” Book One Chapter IV Of prudence in what we do
Today’s “The Imitation of Christ” episode
Omaha Archdiocese to Delay and Revise New Gender Identity Policy| National Catholic Register
A spokesman for the archdiocese reiterated that the new policy would continue to affirm the Church’s teachings on gender, even