September 20 is day one of the Novena to St. Michael the Archangel in anticipation of his feast on September 29.
Novena to St. Michael:
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Feast of St. Michael:
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“The answer to the Jewish Question is that unless Jews are excluded from power then they will drag the world to hell.”
- Catholic Priest Fr. James Mawdsley
It is the Jews. It has always been the Jews.
Not all of them, but always them.
There is no avoiding this truth. Everything else is a distraction. Once you notice, you cannot unsee.
Marxism/Communism/Socialism, Bolshevism, Feminism, Liberalism/Libertarianism, Anarchism, Psychoanalysis, Critical Theories, Neoconservatism, Zionism.
Sept. 19 is the feast of Saint Januarius (San Gennaro), whose blood liquefaction miracle is a regularly occurring event.
“Noted in the world everywhere, the great Saint Januarius was martyred for the Catholic Faith under the Emperor Diocletian. His body is now enshrined in the Cathedral of Saint Januarius in Naples. There are two vials of his blood there, which liquefy eighteen times every year, on three occasions.” [Read more...]
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Massachusetts took a 15-year-old Catholic girl from her parents and, her family says, has not let them speak to her in 21 months. Our friend Joe Doyle, of the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, calls it outright kidnapping. #SophieKutzko
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Did Chabad-Lubavitch believe Rabbi Schneerson was the Jewish Messiah? A scholarly Catholic look at the Rebbe, the Yechi movement, Maimonides' own law on a failed Messiah, Catholic teaching on the Antichrist, and what it reveals about rabbinic messianism and the Adversus Judaeos tradition.
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If you are a Catholic and your doctor diagnosed you with ADHD and prescribed you adderall you need to stop taking it. It is anesthetizing you from your spiritual life. You’ve been tricked into taking meth and meth makes you numb. There are no exceptions to this.
To say that Saint Francis was particularly devoted to the Incarnation may sound strange. All Christians should be so devoted. Yet, at the time, there was a tendency, thanks to various heresies, to “over-spiritualize” religion, as if Jesus did not have a real Body and as if our own bodies are of no consequence. Being devoted to the Crib of our Lord and His Holy Cross — he instituted devotion both to the Creche and the Stations of the Cross — Saint Francis brought back to Western Christendom a fresh awareness of and intense love for the Sacred Humanity of Our Lord. It was fitting that the very mystery of the Cross which he loved so much would be renewed in his own poor body.
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September 17 is the Feast of the Stigmata of Saint Francis of Assisi.
Two years before the Seraphic Father died, and when he was forty-two years old — one year after he had built the first crib in honor of Our Lord — he went off to a lonely mountain called Mount Alvernia, to prepare himself by forty days of fasting and prayer for the feast of Saint Michael, the greatest of God’s angels, whose feast day is September 29. [Read more...]
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