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On August 5 the anniversary of the miraculous snow fall, the Feast of Our Lady of Snows is celebrated at the basilica of her name, St Mary Major on the Esquiline Hill in Rome.
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On August 5 the anniversary of the miraculous snow fall, the Feast of Our Lady of Snows is celebrated at the basilica of her name, St Mary Major on the Esquiline Hill in Rome.
Excerpts from “The Liturgical Year” by Dom Prosper Guéranger, a popular commentary which covers every day of the Catholic Church’s Liturgical cycles in 15 volumes
“… every successful reform in the Church has been founded on a call to personal holiness… the same is true today… the only proper, right and correct response to the crisis in the Church today is for orthodox Catholics to strive, improve and regain their personal holiness… to work out their salvation in fear and trembling… ”
On August 5 the anniversary of the miraculous snow fall, the Feast of Our Lady of Snows is celebrated at the basilica of her name, St Mary Major on the Esquiline Hill in Rome.
“… at the moment we receive the holy Communion we experience transfiguration… realising in the present moment that which will one day be and that which was 2000 years ago… and after we are sent out “ite missa est”… and the challenge of the Christian life is, how long can you keep this transfiguration going until the next holy Communion… ”
On August 5 the anniversary of the miraculous snow fall, the Feast of Our Lady of Snows is celebrated at the basilica of her name, St Mary Major on the Esquiline Hill in Rome.
On August 5 the anniversary of the miraculous snow fall, the Feast of Our Lady of Snows is celebrated at the basilica of her name, St Mary Major on the Esquiline Hill in Rome.
“… Modernism is an insidious and pernicious infection… essentially manifest in extreme subjectivism… vanity of vanities… relativizing truth… inhibiting the victim from being able to overcome their pride…”
God has never refused me what I have asked, said Saint Dominic. How could God refuse to respond to the single intention of His Saints, which is His own — the salvation and sanctification of souls? Saint Dominic has left us the Rosary that we may learn, with Mary’s help, to ask what pleases God, and then to pray easily and simply with the same trust.