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Epiphany as the manifestation of Christ’s Kingship
Fascinating links with the Roman Empire reveal Epiphany as a great feast of Christ as King, and as the eternal Bridegroom of the Church.
Jan 6
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S.D. Wright
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Christmas as God's triumph over darkness and evil
The Roman Liturgy presents the feast of Christmas not so much about Christ's historical birth in Bethlehem, but his duel with darkness, and triumph over…
Dec 24, 2024
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How Advent can immunize us against the fear of tyranny
Tyrants extend their power over us by exploiting our natural hopes. Advent divests us of such hopes, by pointing us towards the final triumph of Christ.
Dec 20, 2024
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S.D. Wright
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The Advent Ember Days are the antidote to a fake, secular Christmas
The world relentlessly anticipates its fake Christmas throughout December, insisting that we join in—and the Advent Ember Days offer an antidote.
Dec 17, 2024
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S.D. Wright
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The Close Presence of Christ in Advent
Advent is a time to revive our sense that Christ is present with us, watching over us and ready to act decisively.
Dec 7, 2024
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The Advent Liturgy and the Second Coming
Advent does not just prepare us for Christmas, but also for the second coming of Christ.
Dec 4, 2024
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Is desiring the sacraments individualistic and emotional? Lefebvre and others answer
Catholics today are forced to decide where they will and won't receive the sacraments. But is it rational to think that we actually need to receive…
Jun 13, 2024
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S.D. Wright
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Is desiring the sacraments individualistic and emotional? Lefebvre and others answer
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The Jewish feast of Shavuot fulfilled at Pentecost (The Roman Liturgy)
'The Feast of Weeks' or 'Shavuot' fell on the anniversary of God giving the Torah to Moses on Sinai, and celebrated the first-fruits of the harvest. The…
Jun 11, 2024
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The importance of the sacraments, and our need to receive them
Catholics today are forced to decide where they will and won't receive the sacraments. But is it rational to think that we actually need to receive…
May 30, 2024
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Faith and Mystery: how to explain the Holy Trinity simply
The dogma of the Holy Trinity is absolutely central to Christianity, but many do not know why we believe it, or that it is expressed in the Gospels…
May 23, 2024
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S.D. Wright
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The privilege of the traditional Ember Days (The Roman Liturgy)
Fasting on the Ember Days is a special feature of the Roman Liturgy and the traditional Mass, going back to St Peter and ancient Rome. See their…
May 21, 2024
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The privilege of the traditional Ember Days (The Roman Liturgy)
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Active participation in the liturgy – what it really means
"It is not enough to assist at sacred rites, to take part in ceremonies and collective prayers; this must all be vivified by personal, interior prayer."
Apr 25, 2024
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Manuel de Meer Méndez
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