~It is December the second, and the Roman Catholic Church is headed towards the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception (December 8). The following re-post (with edits) is intended to refresh us on the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception. As we approach Our Lady’s feast, let us keep our eyes on her: a lady (immeasurably) high above us by her immaculate…
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Christmas in June
~It is six months to Christmas; and today is Little Christmas. The tradition of celebrating a monthly Christmas is explained in the following (with edits) post from August of 2017. May you have a good Little Christmas. ~SCF A tradition which you may enjoy taking up is the celebrating of Christmas on the twenty-fifth day of every month, making the twenty-fifth…
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Pope Pius XI and the Sacred Heart of Jesus
On the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, I am presenting a 1928 encyclical on reparation to the Sacred Heart from Pope Pius XI. The encyclical is long, but I cannot cut it down without losing portions of the thoughts of Pius XI, which I do not wish to do. So, without further ado, Pope Pius XI on reparation…
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The Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
June is the month in the Roman Catholic Church that is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Father Martin Berlioux (1829‒1887) wrote of this June theme in the following; a kickstart for this, as he described, month of fruits: The devotions of the Month of Mary have just been brought to a close, and the result of those devotions…
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Good News Every Day of the Year
“I am the Mother of God, and this is Himself, and He is the boy you will all be wanting at the last.” ~words of Our Lady from an Irish story Jesus Christ is the boy that all shall be wanting at the last. His birth is the Good News that might be printed in every newspaper across the world every…
