“The Most Beautiful Thing This Side Of Heaven”
A wonderful 18-minute sermon by Fr. Christopher Smith.
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A wonderful 18-minute sermon by Fr. Christopher Smith.

The cappa magna has a five-meter-long train. Pius XII shortened it to 3 meters, but it’s said that John XXIII restored the ordinary length.

Call for entries for visual artists!

Reneging on the Promise of Public Art

A homily by Fr. Valentine Young, OFM.

Yes, the house is on fire. Yes, liturgy is important. Seriously? Yes.

Does a desire for liturgical and musical elements that are authentically Catholic and deeply rooted in tradition really have anything to do in the life of a priest?

Eastern Catholics and Christians have maintained the depth, beauty, and sacredness of their liturgical heritage. How does the institutional failure of Roman Catholics to preserve their own heritage affect their ability to evangelize, or even to live a fully Catholic life?

“Father Calewaert opposed the proposal because it would gravely damage Sunday.”

I will be releasing hundreds of these B/W religious line art drawings for free and instant download. These beautiful Catholic “woodcuts” were done with magnificent skill. “Download Free Traditional Catholic Clipart”

A drafter of USCCB guidelines on church music has said: “Some individuals and organizations seemingly use chant as a weapon to advance their agenda and judge others.”

I’m not sure why, but there are an unusually high number of saccharine depictions St. Joseph. This is not one of them.

How do you envision heaven? Having a better understanding of it will aid you in getting there!

The Fullness of Beauty

Free download, a hymnbook from 1952, the organ edition, simplified Latin propers, English hymns, especially one for St Patrick for Monday!
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