Octáva sanctórum Innocéntium
Mártyrum. The Octave of the Holy Innocents.
Mary is
the Queen and Lady and Mother of
the King of Angels (II)
Her Son placed seven lilies in
the crown, and between the lilies he placed seven gems. The first lily is
her humility; the second, fear; the third, obedience; the fourth, patience;
the fifth, steadfastness; the sixth, kindness, for she kindly gives to all
who ask; the seventh is mercy in necessities, for in whatever necessity a
person may find himself, if he invokes her with all his heart, he will be
rescued.
Saints of this Day January 04 Prídie Nonas Januárii. Et álibi aliórum plurimórum sanctórum Mártyrum et Confessórum, atque sanctárum Vírginum. And elsewhere in divers places, many other holy martyrs, confessors, and holy virgins. Пресвятая Богородице спаси нас! (Santíssima Mãe de Deus, salva-nos!) Nine First Fridays Devotion to the Sacred Heart From the writings of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque How do I start the Five First Saturdays? Pope Benedict XVI to The Catholic Church In China {whole article here } The saints “a cloud of witnesses over our head”, showing us life of Christian perfection is possible.
January 4 - Our Lady of Roses (Italy, 1418) - Blessed Angela of Foligno (1248-1309) Humility is a Prerequisite for Peace Verily, verily, the Savior of the world has raised meekness and humility to the foundation of all virtue. Abstinence, fasting, austerity, internal or external poverty, good works, miracles, all is nothing without a humble heart. But all these things will take on new life and receive blessings, if humility supports them. A humble heart is the generating force of virtue; the stem and branches can only come from the roots. Because its price is infinite and because it is the foundation upon which any spiritual perfection must rise, the Lord reserved only for himself the task of telling us to be humble. And because humility is the universal guardian, the Virgin Mary, as if she overlooked all the other virtues of her soul and body, admired only one of her own qualities, and gave only one reason for the Incarnation of the Son of God in her: "Because He looked upon the humility of his servant..." For this, and no other reason, all generations have called her blessed. Excerpt from Blessed Angela of Foligno (d. 1309), The Book of Visions and Instructions The saints are a “cloud of witnesses over our head”, showing us that a life of Christian perfection is not impossible. From the Blessed Virgin according to Saint Bridget of Sweden, Saint Bride and Her Book: Birgitta of Sweden's Revelations, Book 1, ch.31 January 4 - Our Lady of Roses (Italy, 1418) Saints must be honored as friends of Christ and children and heirs of God, as John the theologian and evangelist says: ‘But as many as received him, he gave them the power to be made the sons of God....’ Let us carefully observe the manner of life of all the apostles, martyrs, ascetics and just men who announced the coming of the Lord. And let us emulate their faith, charity, hope, zeal, life, patience under suffering, and perseverance unto death, so that we may also share their crowns of glory” (Exposition of the Orthodox Faith). Saint John, Son of Mary (IV) January 4 - Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord >From 27 to 30 A.D., John spent 3 years following Christ and received with the refreshing purity of his young soul the teachings of the Divine Master. He grew up to become the beloved, preferred or, more precisely according to Eastern tradition, the chosen disciple because he penetrated the Master's thought the deepest and because he could quote his Master's own exact words. His love was so strong that he was the only Apostle to be present at the foot of the Cross, at a time of darkness that dispersed all the others in fear. "Mary, the Mother of the Lord was standing before the Cross of her Son; no one else told me this except Saint John the Evangelist. John explained to me how Jesus on the Cross spoke to his mother. This is the testament of Christ on the Cross, and John signed it. He is a worthy witness of such a great testator. This valuable testament is not the legacy of money but of eternal life, written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God. While the other Apostles fled, Mary stood at the foot of the Cross, and her maternal eyes contemplated the wounds of her Son. She wasn't waiting for her Beloved's death, but for the salvation of the world." (Saint Ambrose of Milan, d. 397) "In the person of John, as the Church has always believed," stated Leo XIII, "Christ designated the human race, especially those who believed in him." |
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Siebzig Apostel; Orthodoxe Kirche: 4. Januar - Katholische Kirche: 15. Juli 1st
v. birthday of St.
Titus, consecrated bishop of Crete by the apostle St. Paul; In the Christian New Testament, Saint Titus,
(a common Roman first name) was a companion of Paul of Tarsus, mentioned
in several of Paul's epistles, including the Epistle to Titus. Titus was
with Paul and Barnabas at Antioch and accompanied them to the Council of Jerusalem,
although his name nowhere occurs in the Acts of the Apostles.
211 St. Mavilus,
martyr, who, being condemned by the very cruel governor Scapula to be devoured
by wild beasts,
received
the crown of martyrdom.300 Saints Hermes, Aggaeus, and Caius, martyrs, who suffered under Emperor Maximian
340 St. Anastasia
Martyrdom
of; Coptic -- visit those imprisoned for their faith
ministered to them, comforted them, offered them whatever they needed; her
husband shut her up in house placed guards over her; distributed wealth among
poor and those in prison, confessors and strivers, for sake of the faith
Commemoration of St. Juliana the Martyr. On this day also is the commemoration
of St. Juliana the martyr.
484 St. Aquilinus
Martyr with Sts. Geminus & companionsSt. Dafrosa Martyred mother of St. Bibiana 539 ST GREGORY, Bishop of Langres miracles recorded after death; he seemed to give the preference to captives arrested by the officers of human justice 745 St. Rigobert Benedictine archbishop of Reims; patient acceptance of all trials, love of retirement and prayer, miraculous cures attributed to him, gained him the repute of high sanctity. 740 St. Pharaildis A Flemish maiden a miracle worker 800 Theoktistos gründete im 8, Jahrhundert ein Kloster in Cucuma (Sizilien) und war auch dessen Leiter. In dem Kloster lebten vor allem griechische Mönche, die vor dem Bildersturm geflohen waren. Theoktistos starb 800.Orthodoxe Kirche: 4. January 1160 BD ROGER OF ELLANT sick and the suffering were the object of his particular care 1309 Bl. Angela of Foligno Franciscan tertiary and mystic Many miracles1310 BD ORINGA, VIRGIN The Augustinians keep her feast on January 4 1570 Bl. Thomas Plumtree English martyr1821
St. ELIZABETH
ANN SET0N (née Bayley). Born in New York City, 1774; married William
Seton, 1794; widowed in 1803; received into the Catholic Church in 1805;
made religious vows, 1809; died at Emmetsburg in Maryland, 4 January 1821.
Mother Seton founded the American Sisters of Charity and was the first native-born
American citizen to be beatified, in 1963.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton; At the suggestion of the president of St. Mary's College in Baltimore, Maryland, Elizabeth started a school in that city. She and two other young women, who helped her in her work, began plans for a Sisterhood. They established the first free Catholic school in America. 1897 Birthday of Thérèse de Lisieux (2 January 1873 Alençon, France – 30 September 1897). 1946 Fritz von Bodelschwingh; When Bodelschwingh got to know in May, 1940 from the euthanasia actions, he exerted himself vehement with the highest places against these people-despising measures, however, reached only to be stamped as a public enemy. |
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Death and Life "Man Needs Eternity -- and Every Other Hope, for Him, Is All Too Brief" DECREES OF THE CONGREGATION FOR THE CAUSES OF SAINTS VATICAN CITY, 19 DEC 2011 (VIS) 
Saints of this Day January 04 Prídie Nonas Januárii.
The saints “a cloud of witnesses over our head”, showing us life of Christian perfection is possible. BENEDICT XVI'S PRAYER INTENTIONS FOR JANUARY 2012 General Intention: Victims of Natural Disasters. That the victims of natural disasters may receive the spiritual and material comfort they need to rebuild their lives. Missionary Intention: Dedication to Peace. That dedication of Christians to peace may bear witness to the name of Christ before all men and women of good will. 
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Mary
Mother of GOD -- Her
Rosary Here Mary Mother of GOD 15 Promises of the Virgin Mary to those who recite the Rosary Mary's Divine Motherhood How do I start the Five First Saturdays? Called in the Gospel “the Mother of Jesus,” Mary
is acclaimed by Elizabeth,
at the prompting of the Spirit
and even before the birth of her son,
as “the Mother of my Lord” (Lk 1:43;
Jn 2:1; 19:25; cf. Mt 13:55; et al.). In
fact, the One whom she conceived as man by
the Holy Spirit, who truly became her Son according to the flesh, was
none other than the Father's
eternal Son, the second person
of the Holy Trinity. Hence the Church
confesses that Mary is truly
“Mother of God” (Theotokos).
breviary.net/martyrology/mart01
04 stlukeorthodox.com/html/saints/
usccb.org ewtn.com St Patricks 01 04Catechism of the Catholic Church 495, quoting
the Council of Ephesus (431):
DS 251.
“The Blessed
Virgin was
eternally predestined, in conjunction
with the incarnation of
the divine Word, to be the Mother
of God. By decree of divine Providence,
she served on earth as the loving mother of the divine
Redeemer, an associate of unique
nobility, and the Lord's humble handmaid.
She conceived, brought forth, and
nourished Christ.”domcentral.org/life/martyr Dec syriac oca.org glaubenszeugen.de/tage/kai/04 Serbian http://www.copticchurch.net Melkite Monthly Saints with pics here http://www.stfrancisenid.com/memorials.htm antiochian.org/AW-WomenSaints--wonderful icons Lutheran Saints One Saint per day stthomasirondequoit.com/SaintsAlive/index.htm stjohndc.org God's Humourous Saints
THE EUCHARIST,
A MYSTERY TO BE BELIEVED POST-SYNODAL APOSTOLIC EXHORTATION
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We are called upon with the
whole Church militant on earth to join in
praising and thanking God for the grace and glory
he has bestowed on his saints. At the same time we
earnestly implore Him to exert His almighty power and
mercy in raising us from our miseries and sins, healing the
disorders of our souls and leading us by the path of repentance
to the company of His saints, to which He has called us.
THE saints and just,
from the beginning of time
and throughout the world, who have been
made perfect, everlasting monuments of God’s infinite
power and clemency, praise His goodness without
ceasing; casting their crowns before His throne they
give to Him all the glory of their triumphs: “His gifts
alone in us He crowns.” They were once what we are now, travellers on earth they had the same weaknesses, which we have. We have difficulties to encounter so had the saints, and many of them far greater than we can meet with; obstacles from kings and whole nations, sometimes from the prisons, racks and swords of persecutors. Yet they surmounted these difficulties, which they made the very means of their virtue and victories. It was by the strength they received from above, not by their own, that they triumphed. But the blood of Christ was shed for us as it was for them and the grace of our Redeemer is not wanting to us; if we fail, the failure is in ourselves. |
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“The saints must be honored as friends of Christ
and children and heirs of God, as John the theologian and evangelist
says: ‘But as many as received him, he gave them the power to be
made the sons of God....’ Let us carefully observe the manner of life
of all the apostles, martyrs, ascetics and just men who announced
the coming of the Lord. And let us emulate their faith, charity, hope,
zeal, life, patience under suffering, and perseverance unto death, so
that we may also share their crowns of glory” Exposition of the Orthodox
Faith
Called in the Gospel “the Mother of Jesus,” Mary is acclaimed by Elizabeth, at
the prompting of the Spirit and even before the birth of her son,
as “the Mother of my Lord” (Lk 1:43; Jn 2:1; 19:25; cf. Mt 13:55;
et al.). In fact, the One whom she conceived as man by the Holy Spirit,
who truly became her Son according to the flesh, was none other than
the Father's eternal Son, the second person of the Holy Trinity.
Hence the
Church confesses that Mary is truly “Mother of God” (Theotokos).
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Nine First Fridays Devotion
to the Sacred Heart ... From the writings of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
On Friday during Holy Communion, He said these words to me, His unworthy slave, if I mistake not: “I promise you
in the excessive mercy of my Heart that its all-powerful love will
grant to all those who receive Holy Communion on nine first Fridays
of consecutive months the grace of final repentance; they will not die
under my displeasure or without receiving their sacraments, my divine
Heart making itself their assured refuge at the last moment.”
Margaret Mary
was inspired by Christ to establish the Holy Hour and to pray lying
prostrate with her face to the ground from eleven till midnight
on the eve of the first Friday of each month, to share in the mortal
sadness.
He endured when abandoned by His Apostles in His Agony, and to receive holy Communion on the first Friday of every month. In the first great revelation, He made known to her His ardent desire to be loved by men and His design of manifesting His Heart with all Its treasures of love and mercy, of sanctification and salvation. He appointed the Friday after the octave of the feast of Corpus Christi as the feast of the Sacred Heart; He called her “the Beloved Disciple of the Sacred Heart”, and the heiress of all Its treasures. The love of the Sacred Heart was the fire which consumed her, and devotion to the Sacred Heart is the refrain of all her writings. In her last illness she refused all alleviation, repeating frequently: “What have I in heaven and what do I desire on earth, but Thee alone, O my God”, and died pronouncing the Holy Name of Jesus. With regard to this promise it may be remarked: (1) that our Lord required Communion to be received on a particular day chosen by Him; (2) that the nine Fridays must be consecutive; (3) that they must be made in honor of His Sacred Heart, which means that those who make the nine Fridays must practice the devotion and must have a great love for our Lord; (4) that our Lord does not say that those who make the nine Fridays will be dispensed from any of their obligations or from exercising the vigilance necessary to lead a good life and overcome temptation; rather He implicitly promises abundant graces to those who make the nine Fridays to help them to carry out these obligations and persevere to the end; (5) that perseverance in receiving Holy Communion for nine consecutive First Firdays helps the faithful to acquire the habit of frequent Communion, which our Lord eagerly desires; and (6) that the practice of the nine Fridays is very pleasing to our Lord He promises such great reward, and all Catholics should endeavor to make nine Fridays. |
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First Saturdays? by Fr. Tom O'Mahony On July 13,1917, Our Lady appeared
for the third time to the three children of Fatima an showed them
the vision of hell and made the now - famous thirteen prophecies.
In this vision Our Lady said that 'GOD WISHES TO ESTABLISH IN THE WORLD
DEVOTION to Her Immaculate Heart and that She would come TO ASK FOR
THE COMMUNION OF REPARATION ON THE FIRST SATURDAYS...'
Eight years later, on December 10, 1925, Our Lady did indeed
come back. She appeared (with the Child Jesus) to Lucia in the convent
of the Dorothean Sisters in Pontevedra.
The Child Jesus spoke first: 'HAVE COMPASSION ON THE HEART OF YOUR MOST HOLY MOTHER WHICH IS COVERED WITH THORNS WITH WHICH UNGRATEFUL MEN PIERCE IT AT EVERY MOMENT, WHILE THERE IS NO ONE TO REMOVE THEM WITH AN ACT OF REPARATION.' THE GREAT PROMISE Our Lady then said: 'MY DAUGHTER LOOK AT MY HEART SURROUNDED WITH THORNS WITH WHICH UNGRATEFUL MEN PIERCE IT AT EVERY MOMENT BY THEIR BLASPHEMIES AND INGRATITUDE. YOU, AT LEAST, TRY TO CONSOLE ME, AND SAY THAT I PROMISE TO ASSIST AT THE HOUR OF DEATH WITH ALL THE GRACES NECESSARY FOR SALVATION, ALL THOSE WHO, ON THE FIRST SATURDAY OF FIVE CONSECUTIVE MONTHS GO TO CONFESSION AND RECEIVE HOLY COMMUNION, RECITE FIVE DECADES OF THE ROSARY AND KEEP ME COMPANY FOR A QUARTER OF AN HOUR WHILE MEDITATING ON MYSTERIES OF THE ROSARY, WITH THE INTENTION OF MAKING REPARATION TO ME.' The Five Reasons Lucia once asked this question
of Our Lord and received as an answer: 'MY DAUGHTER, THE MOTIVE
IS SIMPLE, THERE ARE FIVE KINDS OF OFFENCES AND BLASPHEMIES UTTERED
AGAINST THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY: (1) BLASPHEMIES AGAINST THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION: (2) BLASPHEMIES AGAINST HER VIRGINITY: (3) BLASPHEMIES AGAINST
HER DIVINE MATERNITY: (4) BLASPHEMIES OF THOSE WHO OPENLY SEEK TO FOSTER
IN THE HEARTS OF CHILDREN INDIFFERENCE OR EVEN HATRED FOR THIS IMMACULATE
MOTHER: (5) THE OFFENCES OF THOSE WHO DIRECTLY OUTRAGE HER IN HOLY IMAGES.'
From the above, it is easy to see that each of the Five Saturdays can correspond to a specific offence. By offering the graces received during each First Saturday as reparation for the offence being prayed for, the participant can hope to help remove the thorns from Our Lady's Heart. What Do I Have To Do? The devotion of First Saturdays, as requested by Our Lady of Fatima, carries with it the assurance of salvation. However, to derive profit from such a great promise of Our Lady, the devotion must be properly understood and duly performed. The requirements as stipulated by Our Lady are as follows: (1) CONFESSION, (2) COMMUNION, (3) FIVE DECADES OF THE ROSARY, (4) MEDITATION ON ONE OR MORE OF THE ROSARY MYSTERIES FOR FIFTEEN MINUTES, (5) TO DO ALL THESE THINGS IN THE SPIRIT OF REPARATION TO THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY, and (6) TO OBSERVE ALL THESE PRACTICES ON THE FIRST SATURDAY OF FIVE CONSECUTIVE MONTHS. (1) CONFESSION: A reparative confession means
that the confession should not only be good (valid and licit),
but also be offered in the spirit of reparation, in this case, to
Mary's Immaculate Heart. This confession may be made on the First
Saturday itself or some days before or after the First Saturday within
the preceding octave would suffice.
(2) COMMUNION: The communion of reparation must be sacramental duly received with the intention of making reparation. This offering, like the confession, is an interior act and so no external action to express the intention is needed. (3) THE ROSARY: The Rosary mentioned
here was indicated by the Portuguese word 'terco' which is commonly
employed to denote a Rosary of five decades, since it forms a fourth
of the full Rosary of 20 decades. This too must recited in a spirit
of reparation.
(4) MEDITATION FOR FIFTEEN MINUTES: Here the meditation on one mystery or more is to be made without simultaneous recitation of the Rosary decade. As indicated, the meditation may be either on one mystery alone for 15 minutes, or on all 20 mysteries, spending about one minute on each mystery, or again, on two or more mysteries during the period. This can also be made before each decade spending three minutes or more in considering the mystery of the particular decade. This meditation has likewise to be made in the spirit of reparation to the Immaculate Heart. (5) THE SPIRIT OF REPARATION: All these acts, as said above, have to be done with the intention of offering reparation to the Immaculate Heart of Mary for the offences committed against Her. Everyone who offends Her commits, so to speak, a two-fold offence, for these sins also offend her Divine Son, Christ, and so endanger our salvation. They give bad example to others and weaken the strength of society to withstand immoral onslaughts. Such devotions therefore make us consider not only the enormity of the offence against God, but also the effect of sins on human society as well as the need for undoing these social effects even when the offender repents and is converted. Further, this reparation emphasises our responsibility towards sinners who, themselves, will not pray and make reparation for their sins. (6) FIVE CONSECUTIVE FIRST SATURDAYS: The
idea of the Five First Saturdays is obviously to make us persevere
in the devotional acts for these Saturdays and overcome initial difficulties.
Once this is done, Our Lady knows that the person would become devoted
to Her immaculate Heart and persist in practising such devotion on
all First Saturdays, working thereby for personal self-reform and for
the salvation of others.
Unless Russia is converted, the movement against God and for sin will continue to spread, promoting wars and persecutions, and making the attainment for peace and justice impossible for this world. One means of obtaining Russia's conversion is to practise the Fatima Message. The stakes are so great that to encourage Catholics to practise the devotion of the First Saturdays, Our Lady has assured us that She will obtain salvation for all those who observe the first Saturdays for five consecutive months in accordance with Her conditions. At the supreme moment the departing person will be either in the state of grace or not. In either case Our Lady will be by his side. If in the state of grace, She will console and help him to resist whatever temptations the devil might put before him in his last attempt to take the person with him to hell. If not in the state of grace, Our Lady will help the person to repent in a manner agreeable to God and so benefit by the fruits of redemption and be saved. |
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Pius IX 1846--1878 • Leo XIII 1878-1903 • Pius X 1903-1914• Benedict XV 1914-1922 • Pius XI 1922-1939 • Pius XII 1939-1958 • John XXIII 1958-1963 • Paul VI 1963 to 1978 • John Paul • John Paul II 10/16/1975-4/2/2005 Benedict XVI "The answers to many of life's questions can be found by reading the Lives of the Saints. They teach us how to overcome obstacles and difficulties, how to stand firm in our faith, and how to struggle against evil and emerge victorious." 1913 Saint Barsanuphius of Optina The more "extravagant" graces
are bestowed NOT for the benefit of the recipients so much
as FOR benefit of others.
Non est inventus similis illis God calls each one of us to be a saint in
order to get into heaven.
Cross Not
Optional, Says Benedict XVI
Reflects
on Peter's "Immature" Faith CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, AUG. 31, 2008 (Zenit.org).-
The Pope said this
today before reciting the midday Angelus with several thousand people
gathered in the courtyard of the papal summer residence at Castel
Gandolfo, south of Rome.Taking up one's cross isn't an option, it's a mission all Christians are called to, says Benedict XVI. Referring to the Gospel reading for today's
Mass, the Holy Father reflected on the faith of Peter,
which is shown to be "still immature and too much influenced
by the 'mentality of this world.'” He
explained that when Christ spoke openly about how he was to
"suffer much, be killed and rise again, Peter protests, saying:
'God forbid, Lord! No such thing shall ever happen to you.'"
Christ also knew that "the resurrection
would be the last word," Benedict XVI added."It is evident that the Master and the disciple follow two opposed ways of thinking," continued the Pontiff. "Peter, according to a human logic, is convinced that God would never allow his Son to end his mission dying on the cross. "Jesus, on the contrary, knows that the Father, in his great love for men, sent him to give his life for them, and if this means the passion and the cross, it is right that such should happen." Serious illness
The Pope continued, "If to save us the Son of God had to suffer and die crucified, it certainly was not because of a cruel design of the heavenly Father. "The cause of it is the gravity of the sickness of which he must cure us: an evil so serious and deadly that it will require all of his blood. "In fact, it is with his death
and resurrection that Jesus defeated sin and death, reestablishing
the lordship of God."
Popes mentioned
in articles of Saints today
Paul VI_Athenagoras_05_01_1964
Quote: Pope Paul
VI’s 1969 Instruction
on the Contemplative Life includes this passage: "To
withdraw into the desert is for Christians tantamount
to associating themselves more intimately with Christ’s
passion, and it enables them, in a very special way, to share
in the paschal mystery and in the passage of Our Lord from this
world to the heavenly homeland" (#1).
Christianity is not a moral code or a philosophy,
but an encounter
with a person”
-- Benedict XVI Benedict_XVI_Patriarch_Bartholomew
Benedict XVI_Archbishop_Hilarion 
Benedict
XVI receives Orthodox
Archbishop Hilarion
n September 18th, Pope Benedict
XVI; Archbishop Hilarion,
president of the Department for External
Church Affairs of the Patriarchate of Moscow.The Orthodox Archbishop is currently visiting the Vatican at the invitation of Cardinal Kasper, president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity. This Pontifical Council underlined that the visit will confirm the ties of friendship between the Catholic Church and the Russian Orthodox Church, with a view to closer collaboration and to favor the presence of the Church in the lives of the peoples of Europe and the world. In addition, a further step in ecumenical relations is scheduled for the month of October in Cyprus: the meeting of the Joint International Commission for the Theological Dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church, which will address the theme of Petrine Primacy. 
Benedict XVI met with
Aram I Catholicos of Cilicia,
the highest authority of the Orthodox
Church. The
Pope remembered the martyrs of
the Armenian Church and the Armenian
genocide, without explicitly mentioning
it, and denounced the persecution
of Christians in modern times.
Benedict XVIThat testimony culminated in the twentieth century, which proved a time of Unspeakable suffering for your people. Most recently we have all been saddened by the escalation of persecution and violence against Christians in parts of the Middle East and elsewhere. The Catholicos is based in Lebanon. That is why, the Pope said, he prays every day for peace in this country and throughout the Middle East. Benedict XVI said there will only be peace in the region when each country is free to decide its own destiny and when every ethnic and religious group accepts and respects the others. Aram I emphasized that the churches must be means for peace and to achieve that they must recognize “all” genocides, even the Armenian.. The Catholicos recalled his meeting with John Paul II, adding that this visit represents a new step for ecumenical dialogue. Our meeting is an opportunity to pray and reflect together, and to renew our commitment and efforts for Christian unity. Armenian church members from all over the world join with Catholicos in making pilgrimages to Rome. |
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psalm of the Passion, Chapter
22, whose first verse
“My God, my God, why hast
thou forsaken me?” Jesus pronounced on the cross, ended with the vision: “All the ends of the earth shall remember and turn to the Lord; and all the families of the nations shall worship before him” For kingship belongs to the LORD, the ruler over the nations. All who sleep in the earth will bow low before God; All who have gone down into the dust will kneel in homage. And I will live for the LORD; my descendants will serve you. The generation to come will be told of the Lord, that they may proclaim to a people yet unborn the deliverance you have brought. |
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| Pope Benedict XVI to The Catholic
Church In China {whole
article here} 2000 years
of the Catholic
Church in China The saints “a cloud of witnesses over our head”, showing us life of Christian perfection is possible. THE PSALTER OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN
MARY PSALM 99
Sing with joy to Our Lady, ye men of the earth: serve her in joy and pleasantness. With all your soul draw nigh unto her: and in all your strength keep her ways. Search her out, and she will be manifested to you: be clean of heart, and you will take hold of her. To them whom thou shalt help, O Lady, will be the refreshment of peace: and they from whom thou turnest away thy face shall have no hope of salvation. Be mindful of us, O Lady, and let evil not take hold of us: help us in the end, and we shall find eternal life. Glory
be to the Father who created Heaven and earth;
His only Son who lived and died for all of us;
and the Holy Spirit the Lord giver of life, Who proceeds from the Father and Son, with the Father and Son He is Worshiped and Glorified, and He has spoken through the prophets: Amen. Join us on CatholicVote.org. Be part of a new
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Saint Frances Xavier Seelos Practical Guide
to Holiness
1. Go to
Mass with deepest devotion. 2. Spend a half
hour to reflect upon your main failing & make
resolutions to avoid it.3. Do daily spiritual reading for at least 15 minutes, if a half hour is not possible. 4. Say the rosary every day. 5. Also daily, if at all possible, visit the Blessed Sacrament; toward evening, meditate on the Passion of Christ for a half hour, 6. Conclude the day with evening prayer & an examination of conscience over all the faults & sins of the day. 7. Every month make a review of the month in confession. 8. Choose a special patron every month & imitate that patron in some special virtue. 9. Precede every great feast with a novena that is nine days of devotion. 10. Try to begin & end every activity with a Hail Mary My God, I believe, I adore, I trust and I love
Thee. I beg pardon
for those who do not believe, do not adore,
do not
O most Holy trinity, Father, Son
and Holy Spirit, I adore Thee profoundly.
I offer Thee the most
precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus
Christ, present in all the Tabernacles of the
world, in reparation
for the outrages, sacrileges and indifference by which
He is offended, and by the
infite merits of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
I beg the conversion of poor sinners, Fatima Prayer, Angel of Peace
The
voice of the Father is heard,
the Son enters the water, and the Holy
Spirit appears in the form of a dove.
THE
spirit and example of the
world imperceptibly instil the error into
the minds of many that there is a kind of middle
way of going to Heaven; and so, because the world
does not live up to the gospel, they bring the gospel
down to the level of the world. It is not by this example
that we are to measure the Christian rule, but words and life
of Christ. All His followers are commanded to labour to
become perfect even as our heavenly Father is perfect, and to
bear His image in our hearts that we may be His children. We
are obliged by the gospel to die to ourselves by fighting self-love
in our hearts, by the mastery of our passions, by taking on
the spirit of our Lord.
These
are the conditions under which
Christ makes His promises and numbers
us among His children, as is manifest from His words
which the apostles have left us in their inspired
writings. Here is no distinction made or foreseen
between the apostles or clergy or religious and secular
persons. The former, indeed, take upon themselves certain
stricter obligations, as a means of accomplishing these
ends more perfectly; but the law of holiness and of disengagement
of the heart from the world is general and binds all the
followers of Christ.
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God loves variety.
He doesn't mass-produce his
saints. Every saint is unique each the
result of a new idea.
As the liturgy says: Non est
inventus similis illis--there are no two exactly alike.
It is we with our lack of imagination, who paint the same haloes on all the saints. Dear Lord, grant us a spirit not bound by our own ideas and preferences. Grant that we may be able to appreciate in others what we lack in ourselves. O Lord, grant that we may understand that every saint must be a unique praise of Your glory. Catholic saints are holy people and human people who lived extraordinary lives. Each saint the Church honors
responded to God's invitation
to use his or her unique gifts.
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The 15 Promises of the Virgin Mary to those who recite
the Rosary ) Revealed
to St. Dominic and Blessed Alan)
1. Whoever shall
faithfully serve me by the recitation of the Rosary, shall receive signal
graces. 2. I promise my special protection and the greatest
graces to all those who shall recite the Rosary. 3. The
Rosary shall be a powerful armor against hell, it will destroy vice, decrease
sin, and defeat heresies. 4. It will cause virtue and good
works to flourish; it will obtain for souls the abundant mercy of God; it
will withdraw the hearts of people from the love of the world and its vanities,
and will lift them to the desire of eternal things. Oh, that soul would
sanctify them by this means. 5. The soul that recommends
itself to me by the recitation of the Rosary shall not perish. 6.
Whoever shall recite the Rosary devoutly, applying themselves to the consideration
of its Sacred Mysteries shall never be conquered by misfortune. God
will not chastise them in His justice, they shall not perish by an unprovided
death; if they be just, they shall remain in the grace of God, and become
worthy of eternal life. 7. Whoever shall have a true devotion
for the Rosary shall not die without the Sacraments of the Church. 8.
Those who are faithful to recite the Rosary shall have during their life
and at their death the light of God and the plentitude of His graces; at
the moment of death they shall participate in the merits of the Saints in
Paradise. 9. I shall deliver from purgatory those who have
been devoted to the Rosary. 10. The faithful children of
the Rosary shall merit a high degree of glory in Heaven. 11.
You shall obtain all you ask of me by the recitation of the Rosary. 12.
I shall aid all those who propagate the Holy Rosary in their necessities.
13. I have obtained from my Divine Son that all the advocates
of the Rosary shall have for intercessors the entire celestial court during
their life and at the hour of death. 14. All who recite
the Rosary are my children, and brothers and sisters of my only Son, Jesus
Christ. 15. Devotion to my Rosary is a great sign of predestination.
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Aramaic dialect of Edessa, now known as Syriac
The exact date of the introduction
of Christianity into
Edessa {Armenian
Ourhaï in Arabic Er Roha,
commonly Orfa or Urfa, its present name}
is not known. It is certain, however,
that the Christian community was at first made
up from the Jewish population of the city.
According to an ancient legend, King Abgar V, Ushana,
was converted by Addai, who was one of
the seventy-two disciples.
In fact, however, the first King of Edessa
to embrace the Christian Faith was Abgar IX (c.
206) becoming official kingdom religion.
Christian
council held at Edessa early
as 197 (Eusebius, Hist. Eccl.,
V,xxiii). In 201 the city was devastated
by a great flood, and the
Christian church was destroyed
(“Chronicon Edessenum”, ad.
an. 201).
In 232 the relics of the Apostle St. Thomas were brought from India,
on which occasion his Syriac
Acts were written.
Under Roman domination martyrs
suffered at Edessa:
Sts. Scharbîl
and Barsamya, under
Decius; Sts. Gûrja,
Schâmôna, Habib, and others
under Diocletian.
In the meanwhile Christian priests
from Edessa evangelized Eastern Mesopotamia and Persia, established the first
Churches in the kingdom of the Sassanides. Atillâtiâ, Bishop of Edessa,
assisted at the Council
of Nicæa (325). The
“Peregrinatio Silviæ”
(or Etheriæ) (ed. Gamurrini,
Rome, 1887, 62 sqq.) gives an
account of the many sanctuaries at
Edessa
about 388.
Although Hebrew had been the
language of the ancient
Israelite kingdom, after their
return from Exile the Jews turned more
and more to Aramaic, using it for
parts of the books of Ezra and Daniel in
the Bible. By the time of Jesus, Aramaic
was the main language of Palestine,
and quite a number of texts from the
Dead Sea Scrolls are also written in Aramaic.
Aramaic continued to
be an important language for Jews,
alongside Hebrew, and parts of
the Talmud are written in it.
After Arab conquests of the seventh
century, Arabic quickly replaced Aramaic as the main language of those who
converted to Islam, although in out of the way places, Aramaic continued
as a vernacular language of Muslims.
Aramaic, however, enjoyed
its greatest success
in Christianity. Although
the New Testament
wins written in Greek, Christianity
had come into existence in an Aramaic-speaking
milieu, and it was the Aramaic
dialect of Edessa, now known as Syriac,
that became the literary language of a large number
of Christians living in the eastern provinces
of the Roman Empire and in the Persian Empire,
further east. Over the course of the
centuries the influence of the Syriac
Churches spread eastwards to China (in Xian,
in western China, a Chinese-Syriac
inscription dated 781
is still to be seen); to
southern India where the state of Kerala
can boast more Christians of Syriac liturgical
tradition than anywhere else in the world.
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Meeting of
the Saints walis
(saints
of Allah)Great men covet to embrace martyrdom
for a cause and principle.
So was the case with
Hazrat Ali.
He could have made a compromise
with the evil forces of his time
and, as a result, could have led a very comfortable,
easy and luxurious life.
But he was not a person who
would succumb to such temptations.
His upbringing, his education and
his training in the lap of the holy Prophet
made him refuse such an offer.Rabia Al-Basri (717–801 C.E.) She was first to set forth the doctrine of mystical love and who is widely considered to be the most important of the early Sufi poets. An elderly Shia pointed out that during his pre-Partition childhood it was quite common to find pictures and portraits of Shia icons in Imambaras across the country. Shah Abdul Latif: The Exalted Sufi Master born 1690 in a Syed family; died 1754. In ancient times, Sindh housed the exemplary Indus Valley Civilisation with Moenjo Daro as its capital, and now, it is the land of a culture which evolved from the teachings of eminent Sufi saints. Pakistan is home to the mortal remains of many Sufi saints, the exalted among them being Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, a practitioner of the real Islam, philosopher, poet, musicologist and preacher. He presented his teaching through poetry and music - both instruments sublime - and commands a very large following, not only among Muslims but also among Hindus and Christians. Sindh culture: The Shah is synonymous with Sindh. He is the very fountainhead of Sindh's culture. His message remains as fresh as that of any present day poet, and the people of Sindh find solace from his writings. He did indeed think for Sindh. One of his prayers, in exquisite Sindhi, translates thus: “Oh God, may ever You on Sindh bestow abundance rare! Beloved! All the world let share Thy grace, and fruitful be.” Shia Ali al-Hadi, died 868 and son Hassan al-Askari 874. These saints are the 10th and 11th of Shia's 12 most revered Imams. Baba Farid Sufi 1398 miracle, Qutbuddin Bakhtiar Kaki renowned Muslim Sufi saint scholar miracles 569 A.H. [1173 C.E.] hermit gave to poor, Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti greatest mystic of his time born 533 Hijri (1138-39 A.D.), Hazrat Ghuas-e Azam, Hazrat Bu Ali Sharif, and Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Sufi Saint Hazrath Khwaja Syed Mohammed Badshah Quadri Chisty Yamani Quadeer (RA) 1236-1325 welcomed people of all faiths & all walks of life |
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MOTHER AND ISLAM
By Father
John Corapi. Site http://www.fathercorapi
June 19, Trinity Sunday, 1991: Ordained Catholic Priest under
Pope John Paul II;
By Father
John Corapi, SOLTthen 2,000,000 miles delivering the Gospel to millions, and continues to do so. 
Among the most important titles
we have in the Catholic Church for the Blessed Virgin Mary are Our Lady
of Victory and Our Lady of the Rosary. These titles can be traced back to
one of the most decisive times in the history of the world and Christendom.
The Battle of Lepanto took place on October 7 (date of feast of Our Lady
of Rosary), 1571. This proved to be the most crucial battle for the Christian
forces against the radical Muslim navy of Turkey. Pope Pius V led a procession
around St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City praying the Rosary. He showed
true pastoral leadership in recognizing the danger posed to Christendom
by the radical Muslim forces, and in using the means necessary to defeat
it. Spiritual battles require spiritual weapons, and this more than anything
was a battle that had its origins in the spiritual order—a true battle between
good and evil.Today we have a similar spiritual battle in progress—a battle between the forces of good and evil, light and darkness, truth and lies, life and death. If we do not soon stop the genocide of abortion in the United States, we shall run the course of all those that prove by their actions that they are enemies of God—total collapse, economic, social, and national. The moral demise of a nation results in the ultimate demise of a nation. God is not a disinterested spectator to the affairs of man. Life begins at conception. This is an unalterable formal teaching of the Catholic Church. If you do not accept this you are a heretic in plain English. A single abortion is homicide. The more than 48,000,000 abortions since Roe v. Wade in the United States constitute genocide by definition. The group singled out for death—unwanted, unborn children. No other issue, not all other issues taken together, can constitute a proportionate reason for voting for candidates that intend to preserve and defend this holocaust of innocent human life that is abortion. As we watch the spectacle of the world seeming to self-destruct before our eyes, we can’t help but be saddened and even frightened by so much evil run rampant. Iraq, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Somalia, North Korea—It is all a disaster of epic proportions displayed in living color on our television screens. These are not ordinary times and this is not business as usual. We are at a crossroads in human history and the time for Catholics and all Christians to act is now. All evil can ultimately be traced to its origin, which is moral evil. All of the political action, peace talks, international peacekeeping forces, etc. will avail nothing if the underlying sickness is not addressed. This is sin. One person at a time hearts and minds must be moved from evil to good, from lies to truth, from violence to peace. Islam, an Arabic word that has often been defined as “to make peace,” seems like a living contradiction today. Although it is supposed to be a religion of peace, Islam has been hijacked by Satan and now operates in the dark space of international terrorism. As we celebrate the birthday of Our Lady, I am proposing that each one of us pray the Rosary for peace. Prayer is what must precede all other activity if that activity is to have any chance of success. Pray for peace, pray the Rosary every day without fail. There is a great love for Mary among Muslim people. It is not a coincidence that a little village named Fatima is where God chose to have His Mother appear in the twentieth century. Our Lady’s name appears no less than thirty times in the Koran. No other woman’s name is mentioned, not even that of Mohammed’s daughter, Fatima. In the Koran Our Lady is described as “Virgin, ever Virgin.” Archbishop Fulton Sheen prophetically spoke of the resurgence of Islam in our day. He said it would be through the Blessed Virgin Mary that Islam would be converted. We must pray for this to happen quickly if we are to avert a horrible time of suffering for this poor, sinful world. Turn to our Mother in this time of great peril. Pray the Rosary every day. Then, and only then will there be peace, when the hearts and minds of men are changed from the inside.
Father John Corapi
goes to the heart of the contemporary world's many woes
and wars, whether
the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq,
Lebanon, Somalia, or the Congo, or the natural
disasters that seem to be increasing every
year, the moral and spiritual war is at
the basis of everything. “Our battle is not against
human forces,” St. Paul asserts, “but against
principalities and powers, against the world
rulers of this present darkness...”
(Ephesians
6:12).
The “War to end all wars” is the moral and spiritual combat that rages in the hearts and minds of human beings. The outcome of that unseen fight largely determines how the battle in the realm of the seen unfolds. The title talk, “With the Moon Under Her Feet,” is taken from the twelfth chapter of the Book of Revelation, and deals with the current threat to the world from radical Islam, and the Blessed Virgin Mary's role in the ultimate victory that will result in the conversion of Islam. Few Catholics are aware of the connection between Islam, Fatima, and Guadalupe. Presented in Father Corapi's straight-forward style, you will be both inspired and educated by him. About Father John Corapi. Father Corapi is a Catholic priest
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The pillars of father's preaching
are basically:
Love for and a relationship
with the Blessed Virgin
Mary Leading a vibrant and loving relationship with Jesus Christ Great love and reverence for the Most Holy Eucharist from Holy Mass to adoration of the Blessed Sacrament An uncompromising love for and obedience to the Holy Father and the teaching of the Magisterium of the Church |
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FOR THE CAUSES OF SAINTS VATICAN CITY, 19 DEC 2011 (VIS) The Holy Father today received in audience Cardinal Angelo Amato S.D.B., prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, and authorised the promulgation of decrees concerning the following causes: MIRACLES - Blessed Giovanni Battista Piamarta, Italian priest and founder of the Congregation of the Holy Family of Nazareth and of the Congregation of the Humble Sister Servants of the Lord (1841-1913). - Blessed Jacques Berthieu, French martyr and priest of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) (1838-1896). - Blessed Maria del Carmen (born Maria Salles y Barangueras), Spanish foundress of the Conceptionist Missionary Sisters of Teaching (1848-1911). - Blessed Maria Anna Cope, nee Barbara, German religious of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis in Syracuse U.S.A. (1838-1918). - Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha, American laywoman (1656-1680). - Blessed Pedro Calungsod, Filipino lay catechist and martyr (1654-1672). - Blessed Anna Schaffer, German laywoman (1882-1925). - Servant of God Louis Brisson, French priest and founder of the Oblates of St. Francis of Sales (1817-1908). - Servant of God Luigi Novarese, Italian diocesan priest and founder of the Silent Workers of the Cross (1914-1984). - Servant of God Maria Luisa (nee Gertrude Prosperi), Italian abbess of the convent of the Order of St. Benedict of Trevi (1799-1847). - Servant of God Mother St. Louis (nee Maria Luisa Elisabeth de Lamoignon, widow of Mole de Champlatreux), French foundress of the Sisters of St. Louis (1763-1825). - Servant of God Maria Crescencia (nee Maria Angelica Perez), Argentinean professed religious of the Congregation of the Daughters of Our Lady of the Orchard (1897-1932). MARTYRDOM - Servant of God Nicola Rusca, Swiss diocesan priest, killed in hatred of the faith (1563-1618). - Servants of God Luis Orencio (ne Antonio Sola Garriga) and eighteen companions of the Institute of Brothers of Christian Schools; Antonio Mateo Salamero, diocesan priest, and Jose Gorostazu Labayen, layman, all killed in hatred of the faith in Spain in 1936. - Servants of God Alberto Maria Marco y Aleman and eight companions of the Order of Carmelites of the Ancient Observance, and Agustin Maria Garcia Tribaldos and fifteen companions of the Institute of Brothers of Christian Schools; all killed in hatred of the faith in Spain between 1936 and 1937. - Servants of God Mariano Alcala Perez and eighteen companions of the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy, killed in hatred of the faith in Spain between 1936 and 1937. HEROIC VIRTUES - Servant of God Donato Giannotti, Italian diocesan priest and founder of the Congregation of Sisters Handmaidens of the Immaculate Conception (1828-1914). - Servant of God Marie-Eugene of the Child Jesus (ne Henri Grialou), French professed priest of the Order of Discalced Carmelites and founder of the Institute of Notre-Dame de Vie (1894-1967). - Servant of God Alphonse-Marie (nee Elisabeth Eppinger), French foundress of the Congregation of Sisters of the Blessed Saviour (1814-1867). - Servant of God Marguerite Lucia Szewczyk, Polish foundress of the Congregation of the Daughters of the Sorrowful Mother of God - Seraphic Sisters (1828-1905). - Servant of God Assunta Marchetti, Italian co-foundress of the Missionary Sisters of St. Charles (1871-1948). - Servant of God Maria Julitta (nee Teresa Eleonora Ritz), German professed sister of the Congregation of Sisters of the Redeemer (1882-1966). - Servant of God Maria Anna Amico Roxas, Italian laywoman and foundress of the Society of St. Ursula (1883-1947). VIS 20111219 (580) |
4th v. Romæ sanctórum Mártyrum Prisci Presbyteri,
et Priscilliáni Clérici, ac Benedíctæ, religiósæ
féminæ; qui, témpore impiíssimi Juliáni,
gládio martyrium complevérunt.
