Liturgical Year
Shop for Christmas presents. Decorate your home. Bake Christmas cookies. Put up the Christmas tree after Thanksgiving, and take it down shortly after Christmas. In our commercialized culture, these […]
Advent is one of the most beautiful and meaningful seasons in the Catholic Church, yet many of its rich traditions and profound symbolism often go unnoticed. It’s a time of […]
For each month of the year, the Catholic Church has assigned a particular devotion for the faithful to contemplate. This hearkens back to the Middle Ages, a time when most […]
Holy Week is a time of transition in the liturgical calendar of the Catholic church. It is the movement from Lent to Easter in which the faithful reenact and participate […]
Just as the season of Advent leads the faithful to Christmas, so does Lent prepare for Easter. Society has captured Christmas, swapping out Jesus with the commercialization of giving. In […]
During the liturgical year, special emphasis is given to celebrating the central mysteries of our Catholic faith: The Incarnation Jesus’ death on the cross His Resurrection His Ascension into […]
…in the Transfiguration it is not Jesus who receives the revelation of God; rather, it is precisely in Jesus that God reveals himself and reveals his face to the Apostles. […]
“Hail, full of grace, the Lord is with you!” – Luke 1:28 Catholic radio broadcasts daily Mass, homilies and sermons, and a multitude of daily programs and call-in […]
Monthly devotions are opportunities to learn about central tenets of the Catholic faith including the Holy Name of Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and devotion to the Blessed Mother, among others. […]
The Catholic Church has seven sacraments and many sacramentals. What’s the difference? “The sacraments are efficacious signs of grace, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church, by which divine […]