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Generous Cooperation with the Holy Spirit

Mary is the Mother of the Church not only because She is the Mother of Christ and His most intimate associate in “the new economy when the Son of God took a human nature from her, that He might in the mysteries of His flesh free man from sin,”1 but …
Pope St. Paul VI - 30, April 2024

Divine Interventions in Human Existence

The Psalm just sung is the first part of a composition that also includes the next Psalm, n. 147, that the original Hebrew had kept as one. It was the ancient Greek and Latin versions which divided the song into two different Psalms. The Psalm begins with an invitation to …
Pope St. John Paul II - 31, December 2022

Defender and Interpreter of the Franciscan Charism

Today I would like to talk about St. Bonaventure of Bagnoregio. […] St. Bonaventure, in all likelihood born in 1217, died in 1274. Thus he lived in the 13th century, an epoch in which the Christian faith which had deeply penetrated the culture and society of Europe inspired imperishable works …
Pope Benedict XVI - 30, June 2024

Ambassadors of Christ or of the World?

Having wrought the Redemption of the human race by His death on the altar of the Cross, it was the desire of Jesus Christ to lead men to obey His commands and thus win eternal life. To this end, He used no other means than the voice of His heralds …
Pope Benedict XV - 31, March 2021

Heaven, Purgatory, Hell…

In that transitory fire certainly sins, though not criminal or capital, which before have not been remitted through penance, but were small and minor sins, are clenased Truth in the Gospel affirms that if anyone shall utter blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, neither in this life nor in the future …
Editorial team - 30, April 2018

A Veritable Battlefield

We must adore the dispositions of Divine Providence, which, having instituted the Church on this earth, allows her to encounter every kind of obstacle, and formidable resistance on her way. The reason for this is obvious, because the Church is militant and therefore in continuous struggle: a struggle that makes …
Pope St. Pius X - 31, October 2024

The Sublime Glory of God Shines

“You are my son, this day I have begotten you” – with this passage from Psalm 2, the Church begins the Liturgy of this holy night. She knows that this passage originally formed part of the coronation rite of the kings of Israel. The king, who in himself is a …
Pope Benedict XVI - 30, November 2024

The Loving Father of Jesus

“He shall cry to me, ‘Thou art my Father’” (Ps 89:26). The Word of God that the Liturgy offers us on this Solemnity of St. Joseph is very rich. It presents us with the words of St. Luke’s Gospel, but it also draws on the great treasure of the Old …
Pope St. John Paul II - 29, February 2024

A False Conception of Life and Morality

T oday we would like to take the opportunity of this meeting with you to present our thoughts on a certain phenomenon that is occurring more or less everywhere in the Catholic life of faith, and which in some way affects everyone, but particularly young people and their educators. […] …
Pope Pius XII - 31, July 2021

Importance of Religious Instruction

St. Pius X - Church of Holy Mary of Guadalupe (Mexico) Our Predecessor, Benedict XIV, had just cause to write: “We declare that a great number of those who are condemned to eternal punishment suffer that everlasting calamity due to ignorance of those mysteries of Faith which must be known …
Pope St. Pius X - 31, July 2020

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