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We celebrate Maundy Thursday together: first all the priests together with their bishop, then all the people together with their priest.  Here are two sermons preached by Pope Benedict on the... View Article The Cross – the One True   Glorification of God by Joseph Ratzinger  (Pope Benedict XVI)  my source: Living Bulwark Christ on the Cross, by El Greco (1585-95) According to the account of the... View Article Exultet in the Vatican 2013 Holy Saturday 2018             “So they went out and fled from the tomb, for terror and amazement had seized them; and they said nothing to anyone, for they were afraid.”... View Article Entry Into Jerusalem In the Orthodox Church, yesterday was Palm Sunday A ruler of the ancient world would make his triumphal entrance into a city on a war horse. Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey.... View Article Roman Catholic Perspectives on PeaceExcerpt from: Called Together to be Peacemakers: Report of the International Dialogue between the Catholic Church and Mennonite World Conference: 1998-2003 “Blessed... View Article IN THE PAST, during the “golden age” of Christian liturgy, the sacrament of Baptism was performed on the paschal night as an organic part of the great annual celebration of Easter. Even today, long... View Article THE DEATH AND RESURRECTION OF CHRIST AS THE KEY TO UNDERSTANDING EVERYTHING ELSE The resurrected Jesus eats fish with his disciples (Luke 24, 35-48)Iubilate Deo omnis terra (Introit) In St Luke's... View Article my source: Crossroads Initiative This article, “Ressourcement theology, aggiornamento, and the hermeneutics of tradition” by Marcellino D’Ambrosio is reprinted from Communio 18 (Winter 1991).  The... View Article The book of Job is among the other Old Testament books both a philosophical riddle and a historical riddle. It is the philosophical riddle that concerns us in such an introduction as this; so we may... View Article MY FIRST VISIT TO TAIZE by Father David Bird O.S.B. monk of Belmont Abbey (U.K.)  I first visited Taize sometime after my ordination, early in 1962.  I was  twenty five and had just started to study... View Article Sisters Anna, Veronica and Helen with me Last night and today we had the great privilege of a visit from three "Sisters of Mercy" from the Russian Orthodox Convent of St Elizabeth the Royal Martyr in... View Article GOSPEL                John 15:1-8Jesus said to his disciples:  “I am the true vine, and my Father is the vine grower.  He takes away every branch in me that does not bear fruit, and every one that... View Article The Kavasilas Option by  Fr. Micah Hirschy   St. Nicholas Kavasilas my source: Public Orthodoxy Much has been written in the last couple of years concerning the “Benedict Option.” People have found... View Article Report on my recent visit to Peru and the move to Lurín by Abbot Paul The Abbess of Las Huelgas, Mother Mercedes Amutio Lacalle, and the last Superior of Lurín, Mother Trinidad Ruiz Ruiz, arrived in... View Article Not all stories are myths but they become so if they are generally accepted and told in a particular environment because they help people to understand that environment and their role in it.   The... View Article Reflections on the Feast of the Ascension Author: Damian Howard SJCategory: Saints and seasons, Theology, philosophy and ethicsTags: Ascension, Eastermy source: Thinking Catholic From 'Scenes from the... View Article “The heart of Christianity is a myth which is also a fact.” C.S. Lewis J.R.R. Tolkien “… we make things by the law in which we were made. We create because we are created.  Creativity, imagination, is... View Article Dr Robert MoynihanThursday, May 24, 2018 "But the priority of God, we have forgotten, concerns us all."—Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, in the Russian-language preface to a new translation of his book The... View Article INTRODUCTION my source: Catholic Culture Old Calendar: Corpus Christi; Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary; St. Petronilla, virginThe feast of the Visitation recalls to us the following great truths... View Article Like so much Orthodox writing, there is nothing more profoundly true, more beautiful, more necessary for balancing East and West and as a corrective to popular misconception, more enlightening but... View Article The most dejected, reluctant convert in all England my source: EWTN "You must picture me alone in that room at Magdalen, night after night, feeling, whenever my mind lifted even for a second from my... View Article INTRODUCTION by  G.K. Chesterton, C.S. Lewis Fr Roger Peck "This elementary wonder, however, is not a mere fancy derived from the fairy tales; on the contrary, all the fire of the fairy tales is... View Article Pope Benedict XVI consecrating the altar of La Sagrada Familia  "The liturgy is the time of God and space of God, and we must put ourselves there in the time of God, in the space of God, and not look... View Article SOLEMNITY OF STS PETER AND PAUL HOMILY OF HIS HOLINESS BENEDICT XVI St Peter's Basilica Wednesday, 29 June 2005 Dear Brothers and Sisters, The Feast of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul is at the same... View Article The origins and motivations of monasticism Written by Newman Nahas, M.Phil. http://www.monachos.net/content/monasticism/monastic-studies/92 From its inception, Christianity produced many who, while... View Article

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