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The name Advent [From the Latin word Adventus, which signifies a coming] is applied, in the Latin Church, to that period of the year, during which the Church requires the faithful to prepare for the celebration of the feast of Christmas, the anniversary of the birth of Jesus Christ…
Nuntiatoria XXXIV Excita Quaesumus: various spiritual reflections and discussions surrounding the Advent season, emphasizing its dual purpose of preparing for Christ’s Nativity and His second coming. It highlights the importance of spiritual renewal, the traditions of the church, and contemporary social issues, including the ethical debates on assisted dying and spiritual abuse within the church. Calling for vigilance, hope, and active participation in faith, encouraging families to reclaim the spirit of Advent amid modern distractions.
The Advent season serves as a dual preparation for Christians, reflecting on Christ’s first coming while anticipating His second coming. It emphasizes repentance and charity, urging believers to spiritually prepare for Christmas amidst a world of consumerism. The Old Roman Apostolate upholds traditional practices to maintain Advent’s true significance.
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This week’s Nuntiatoria explores assisted dying, Christian persecution, AI’s influence on spirituality, and the need to uphold traditional values in a changing world. It highlights significant events, including the Virgin Mary statue’s return to Notre-Dame and Pope Francis’s choices, emphasizing the preservation of faith amid societal challenges.
“Nuntiatoria XXXII: Fides Crescit” examines critical issues affecting the Church and society, including Archbishop Welby’s resignation, Pope Francis’ controversial appointment, and calls for doctrinal integrity. It critiques misinformation and police overreach as threats to free speech, addresses ethical concerns around assisted suicide, and evaluates Trump’s proposals for cultural renewal.
“Nuntiatoria XXXI: Caritas Perseverat,” published on November 8, 2024, on the SELEISI website, discusses the enduring nature of charity within
Carissimi: Today’s Mass; St Charles Borromeo