Evening Meditations for the Twenty-second Monday After Pentecost~ St Alphonsus Liguori

Father Wigandt says that the scrupulous soul should obey the Confessor in all cases where the command is not plainly a sin, and this is the general and undoubted decision among the Doctors of the spiritual life. St. Ignatius Loyola says: “There must be obedience in all things in which no sin is perceived — that is, in which there is no manifest sin.”

Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation: October 23rd On the vice of envy

A brief meditation for Christians from Bishop ✠Richard Challoner for everyday of the year.

Carissimi; Today’s Mass: Feria of Sunday XXI Post Pentecost

If God bas been good towards us, we must be the same towards our brethren, or how shall we escape the proceedings of the powerful creditor whose debtor the whole world is, and to whom all will have to render account. If we pardon our neighbour from the bottom of our hearts, the Master will remit our debts, otherwise He would deliver us to the executors of His justice until we have paid all we owe Him.

Spiritual Reading for Monday – Twenty-first Week After Pentecost

The indulgence of the eyes, if not the cause of any other evil, will at least destroy recollection at prayer. The images and impressions caused by the objects seen before, or by the wandering of the eyes, during prayer, will occasion a thousand distractions, and banish all recollection from the soul.

Morning Meditation for Monday – Twenty-first Week after Pentecost ~ St Alphonsus Liguori

When the Lord wishes to punish He is able to do so. The daughter of Sion shall be left … as a city that is laid waste. How many cities have been destroyed and levelled to the ground because of the sins of the inhabitants whom God could not bear with any longer! How often, says God, have I called you and you would not listen? You have been deaf to My call. Behold your house shall be left to you desolate..