I invite all the faithful to join me to day at 5:00pm (Rome time) to perform a solemn Act of Consecration of humanity, especially of Russia and Ukraine, to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. #PrayTogether https://t.co/VVkrnw48py
The @wabashwrestling team will honor its seniors prior to tonight's dual meet vs. Ken. Wesleyan at 7 pm. In-person restrictions at https://t.co/uNwLK8zYUQ still apply.
Watch live - https://t.co/muUuW6MN2Q
Live results - https://t.co/2P3n1jEBEl
In this week's @criteriononline: Catholic schools help three @roncallihigh graduates discover God’s call to pursue vocations to the priesthood and religious life--an article in the #CSW2022 supplement @INDYvocations https://t.co/cpjKzPMsgq
Do not be afraid of silence or stillness, listen to God, adore him in the Eucharist. Let his word shape your journey as an unfolding of holiness.
— Benedict XVI
An “adult” faith is not a faith that follows the trends of fashion and the latest novelty; a mature adult faith is deeply rooted in friendship with Christ.
— Benedict XVI
“He’ll be entering the priesthood when his college career is finished.” — Announcer Tom Hart on Kansas State wide receiver Landry Weber.
I’ve never heard that line watching a football game before.
Why the magi and the shepherds?
Because the shepherds were simple and the Magi were sinners, and to show that Christ receives them both (Commentary on Matthew 2).
There is nothing more beautiful than to be surprised by the Gospel, by the encounter with Christ. There is nothing more beautiful than to know Him and to speak to others of our friendship with Him.
— Benedict XVI
"I am risen and I am with you always", the Lord tells us,and my hand supports you. I will be there even to the gates of death. Where no one can accompany you any longer and where you can take nothing with you,there I will wait for you to transform for you the darkness into light.
"Hallowed be thy name." But it is always hallowed. So why request it?
It is explained in this way: let it be hallowed, that is, let what is holy in itself be manifested in us; not that it adds to him, but that the manifestation of his glory be added to us.