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The Day of Total Consecration has arrived
One last reading and meditation to help you make the Consecration with as much fervour as possible.
7 hrs ago
31:48
Bonus: Reasons why we should consecrate ourselves entirely to God
All things come to us from God, as signs of his love for us. There is only one response: giving ourselves back to him.
8 hrs ago
Heaven – The Court of the King which awaits us
This is what Christ has won for us, and why he was born at Christmas – and where he and his Mother will receive our consecration.
Dec 23
20:17
The King tramples down death, gives life to those in the grave
Liberating the souls of the just, Christ returns from the grave as the Conqueror of Death, and goes to console his Mother.
Dec 22
14:06
The King upon his throne
Listen now | From his throne, the Cross, Jesus gives us his Mother – and wins the triumph for which he was born.
Dec 21
26:07
Bonus: Christ's Sermon from the Cross
Christ's seven last words were the counterpart to the Sermon on the Mount.
Dec 20
The King rejected, scourged, and mocked with a crown of thorns
Those who had acclaimed him their king, less than a week before, now bay for his blood. Do we do the same to him?
Dec 20
29:28
The King looks his Passion in the eye
In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus permits the Agony to descend upon him, and enters his Passion alone.
Dec 19
23:26
The King comes to claim his City
Jesus enters Jerusalem in a way that declares himself its King, and he allows himself to be acclaimed as such – but what sort of King is he?
Dec 18
13:57
The Queen's Request – The Wedding at Cana
Our Lord's first miracle took place at the request of his Mother – showing her power with him.
Dec 17 • Fr Henry James Coleridge SJ
Christ the King's first combat
The forty days in the desert, and the temptation by Satan, are the opening battle of Christ's crusade.
Dec 17
Christ the King begins his crusade
His Baptism at the hand of St John the Baptist marks the opening of Christ's public life – and the start of his war.
Dec 17
18:49
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