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The Liturgy reminds us, indeed, during these four weeks or the time during which the world was without Jesus. This Mediator we now await, and since we can go to God only through Him, we implore Him, to hasten His coming (Collect)…
The article “Nuntiatoria XXXVII: Verbum Caro” explores the significance of the Incarnation during Advent and Christmas. It highlights the mystery of “Verbum Caro,” urging readers to reflect on Christ’s transformative birth. It encourages embodying the virtues of St. John the Apostle, fostering a deeper understanding of living out the Incarnation’s message.
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…
Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation: November 25th on the parable of the Talents, Matt xxv
The solemn fast of the three days in Ember Week originally peculiar to the Roman Church, was afterwards borrowed by the other Latin dioceses. Pope St. Leo I explains the Ember Days saying that especially at the end of the year it is fitting that we dedicate the first fruits to the Divine Providence…
Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation: November 25th on the parable of the Talents, Matt xxv
Carissimi; Today’s Mass: Feria II of Advent III
The Expectation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation
Carissimi; Today’s Mass: Feria II of Advent III