Spiritual Reading for Tuesday – Twenty-third Week After Pentecost

The first and principal, and I may say the only, and absolutely necessary means for conquering temptations, is to have recourse to God by prayer. Speaking of the necessity of humility, in order to be true disciples of Jesus Christ, St. Augustine says: “If you ask what holds the first place in the discipline of Christ, I will answer — Humility. What is the second? Humility. What is the third? Humility.

Morning Meditation for Tuesday – Twenty-third Week after Pentecost ~ St Alphonsus Liguori

Son, when thou comest to the service of God, stand in justice and in fear, and prepare thy soul for temptation (Ecclus. ii. 1). The Lord usually permits souls the most dear to Him to be most severely tormented by temptation. But they put all their trust in God and they conquer. He who places you in the combat will not abandon you or let you fall.

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

The greatest ignominies Jesus had to suffer were those of His Passion. In the first place He then had to see Himself abandoned by His beloved disciples. One of them betrayed Him, another denied Him, and when He was captured in the Garden, all fled and abandoned Him: Then his disciples leaving him, all fled away (Mark, xiv. 50).

Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation: November 6th on the sanctity of the Christian institutes

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

Carissimi; Today’s Mass: St Leonard of Noblac

Saint Leonard was born towards the end of the fifth century of illustrious parents, residing in the part of the province of Gaul which was then beginning to be called France.

Spiritual Reading for Monday – Twenty-third Week After Pentecost

The Saints have not been made Saints by applause and honours, but by injuries and insults. St. Ignatius Martyr, a saintly Bishop who won universal esteem and veneration, was sent to Rome as a criminal, and on his way, experienced from the soldiers who conducted him nothing but the most barbarous insolence.

Evening Meditations for the Twenty-third Sunday After Pentecost~ St Alphonsus Liguori

The greatest ignominies Jesus had to suffer were those of His Passion. In the first place He then had to see Himself abandoned by His beloved disciples. One of them betrayed Him, another denied Him, and when He was captured in the Garden, all fled and abandoned Him: Then his disciples leaving him, all fled away (Mark, xiv. 50).

Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation: November 5th On the perfection of our ordinary actions

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

Carissimi: Today’s Mass; Feast of the Holy Relics

Carissimi: Today’s Mass; Feast of the Holy Relics

A Sermon for Sunday: Feast of All Holy Relics/XXIII Sunday after Pentecost; Revd Fr Robert Wilson PhD

A Sermon for Sunday: Sunday XIX Post Pentecost; Revd Dr Robert Wilson