Stations of the Cross by St. Alphonsus Liguori

Here are the Stations of the Cross with reflections by St. Alphonsus Liguori that I promised to share with you. This is a beautiful way to enter into the Passion and reflect on the sufferings of Our Lord that He endured for love of us. From ecatholic2000.com. https://www.ecatholic2000.com/liguori/stations/cross.shtml

CARDINAL GEORGE PELL HAS BEEN FOUND INNOCENT OF THE CHARGES UNJUSTLY MADE AGAINST HIM. DEO GRATIAS.–via Catholicism Pure & Simple

This is the news we have been waiting for. Deo gratias. https://wp.me/pYA4j-dOy

Holy Week Forecast: Easter Morning Will Dawn–via Catholic Restoration

No matter how difficult or different this Holy Week seems, we can have the confidence that God is using it for good and we also must remember that what we always did during Holy Week doesn't make it holy, the events that happened during the first Holy Week do. https://wp.me/pYA4j-dOo

Passiontide: Going Deeper into Christ’s Passion

Traditionally, these last two weeks of Lent are known as Passiontide, and in the traditional Roman rite before Vatican II this past Sunday was known as Passion Sunday, making this week Passion Week, a time to enter more deeply into meditation and contemplation of Christ's Sorrowful Passion as we prepare for Holy Week. We are … Continue reading Passiontide: Going Deeper into Christ’s Passion →

The Solemnity of the Annunciation

To honor the Solemnity of the Annunciation, which celebrates Mary's Fiat and the Eternal Word becoming man for our redemption, I am reposting my reflection on the Annunciation which was part of a larger reflection on the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary. As She sat quietly working and meditating, the Virgin Mary was suddenly visited … Continue reading The Solemnity of the Annunciation →

How to Use this Unfortunate and Sad Time of Suspension of Holy Masses

With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, bishops across the country have decided to comply with the requests of government officials to suspend large gatherings by canceling public Masses and, in some cases, public adoration as well. And regardless of whether or not we think this is an appropriate thing to do (probably not; yes it … Continue reading How to Use this Unfortunate and Sad Time of Suspension of Holy Masses →

Saint Joseph–via Catholic Restoration

Today is the great Solemnity of St. Joseph, spouse of the Virgin Mary. He is the Church's patron and pillar of families. Let us ask him for protection especially during this trying time. Enjoy this article from Catholic Restoration on this great saint. https://wp.me/p8cBMM-1P0