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Articles in 'Mass & Sacraments'
Hold Fast to Your Faith
By Nancy Marie Murray
Trust in God in trying times, placing all your troubles into the hands of Jesus and Mary.
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Conforming Union With Jesus Resembles The Eucharistic Banquet
By Elena Sapphire
Upon receiving Christ, we become one with Him; thus becoming like Him. When Christ In The Flesh, is contained within us, we are surrounded by a myriad of angels, resembling Christ in Heaven surrounded by angels. Receiving Christ In The Flesh should conform us to Him. We are the ones who block the effects of grace this Sacrament has to offer for us.
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The Time I Asked Saint Therese For A Red Rose
By Elena Sapphire
I asked Saint Therese to send me a red rose, as a sign that my prayers were being heard. The novena ends, and Saint Therese’s feast day rolls around. I hadn’t received a rose yet, so I asked her with disappointment, “Where is my rose?” At Mass, after receiving Holy Communion, I heard Jesus tell me in the depths of my soul “Your red rose is My Sacred Heart, the delight of all delights."
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Kyrie Eleison, Christe Eleison
By Elena Sapphire
The fabric of our lives hangs by the thread of the Kyrie, woven by the Divine Mercy of Jesus Christ, The Son of God. May the moments that we pray the Kyrie during the Mass, reverberate into the timeless dwelling place of The Lord, and may He find it within His Sacred Heart, to have mercy upon us.
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Letter To a Negligent Priest
By Nate Guyear
This article is a letter to Catholic clergy who, for whatever reason, fail to talk about the moral issues of our day.
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"Receive the Holy Spirit"
By JMJ loves FBS
God breathed life into Adam -- physical life -- to create the first human. Jesus breathes life into the Apostles – spiritual life – passing on the mission that God the Father had given Him. Theirs is a new life, incubated with His presence and infused with the breath of the Holy Spirit.
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Go Out to All the World
By Frances Paquette Rossi
How singing at mass is dress rehearsal for letting our voices in praise of God be heard out in the world. Singing prepares us to evangelize.
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The Real Presence of Christ: The Eucharist Makes The Church
By Rev. David A. Fisher
To deny the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist creates a crisis within Biblical interpretation, where the data of Scripture clearly reveals to the faithful the presence of Christ in the Sacrament of the Eucharist.
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Reconciliation : The Forgotten Sacrament
By Catholic Paths
Nobody asks the question “How often should I bathe?”. We bathe regularly, plus any time we do something to get extra dirty. Nobody would think of bathing only once a year. This is not the case when it comes to bathing the soul.
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Catholic Dates to Remember
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Never forget the dates when you receive the sacraments of initiation. Always remember your roots. Always remember the important dates as a Faithful Catholic
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The need for a Church cleaning (and your part in it)
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The Church is in need of a great house cleaning. Are you part of the dirt or the cleaning crew?
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How to Teach Children About the Eucharist
By Caroline Godin
Many children prepare to receive their First Holy Communion every year, but are we telling them what it means?
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What is the Diaconate? Questions and Answers
By Anthony L. Marchetta
What is the Diaconate in the Catholic Church?
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Easter Vigil: Undiscovered Treasure
By Frances Paquette Rossi
An exhortation to Catholics to celebrate the Easter Vigil in their parishes. Links to The National Shrine and other Easter Vigil celebrations.
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In Defense of Eucharistic Adoration and Exposition
By Emily Berns
In Chicago, Eucharistic adoration and exposition has been restricted as part of a pilgrimage passing through for the national Eucharistic Revival. Adoration, however, is important for fostering our relationship with Christ and giving God the worship that He deserves.
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After the Resurrection: Salvation and the Holy Mass - What 60-70% of Catholics Dismiss
By Christopher Rogers
People often attend religious services for unsustainable reasons. As recent survey data indicates, 60-70% of Catholics have lost the understanding of the Holy Mass as not only an obligation, but as a necessity for our general and individual salvation. Catholics have forgotten the reality of the Holy Mass as a True Sacrifice.
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The Broken Bread That Feeds Our Broken Bodies
By Elena Sapphire
You tell Christ, "I am broken." Listen as He says, "I am too. Behold Me, The Broken Bread, that nourishes your broken spirit and body." Two broken halves make a whole. We are only whole and complete with Christ. Healing, is The Lord bringing us into Communion with Him, from brokenness into wholeness. The living power of The Resurrection dwells within us upon receiving Christ in The Eucharist.
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