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Like the whole liturgy of this season, the purpose of the Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Advent is to prepare us for the twofold coming of Christ: His coming in mercy at Christmas; and in justice at the end of the world…
To-day, again, the Church is full of joy, and the joy is greater than it was. It is true that her Lord has not come; but she feels that He is nearer than before, and therefore she thinks it just to lessen some what the austerity of this penitential season by the innocent cheerfulness of her sacred rites. And first, this Sunday has had the name of Gaudete given to it, from the first word of the Introit; it also is honoured with those impressive exceptions which belong to the fourth Sunday of Lent, called Laetare…
Saint Thomas, called Didymus, that is “the twin,” was probably a Galilean of lowly condition and a fisherman. He was chosen to be one of the apostles in the year 31, as can be determined from the mention of his name in the catalogue of the apostles in St. Matthew…
Dr Robert Wilson’s weekly Sunday sermon…
Dr Robert Wilson’s weekly Sunday sermon…
Feria VI of the Fourth Sunday of Advent: Missa “Rorate, coeli,”
Feria V of the Fourth Sunday of Advent: Missa “Rorate, coeli,”
Saint Thomas, called Didymus, that is “the twin,” was probably a Galilean of lowly condition and a fisherman. He was chosen to be one of the apostles in the year 31, as can be determined from the mention of his name in the catalogue of the apostles in St. Matthew…
Feria III of the Fourth Sunday of Advent: Missa “Rorate, coeli,”
Today’s Sermon: “… Jerusalem means… everything… and nothing…” 2022 – YouTube ✠Jerome Lloyd
Day V Epiphany Octave