“This Day is meant, above all, to encourage believers to react against a culture of discard and waste, and to embrace the culture of encounter.”
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Category: Year of Mercy
Liturgy Lines: “The Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy Draws to a Close”
What might parishes do around this time to mark the end of the Year of Jubilee?
Read moreHoly Doors of Mercy, II
I wondered what experiences others were having with the opened Holy Doors.
Read more2016 CTSA Proceedings: Reports on Sacraments & Liturgy
The annual convention theme was “Justice and Mercy,” while a couple of the sessions addressed topics in sacramental and liturgical theology. Here are links to the newly e-published Proceedings.
Read moreViewpoint: The Holy Year, Part Two: The Corporal Works of Mercy
I would like to propose the corporal works of mercy as a way of participating in the Holy Year.
Read moreViewpoint: The Holy Year, Part One: The Spiritual Works of Mercy
I propose that every Catholic set some time aside and draw up a list of commitments to be carried out during the Holy Year based of the spiritual and corporal works of mercy.
Read moreSomething serious on April Fool’s Day
God was the only father Josh Bishop ever knew, and that knowledge came only after a childhood of violence and drug abuse led him to death row.
Read moreNew “Click to Pray” App available today, from the Vatican
A new version of the “Click to Pray” App was launched at the Vatican today, coinciding with the “24 Hours for the Lord” initiative (dedicated
Read moreJubilee Year of Mercy Links to Vatican II
What is your parish doing for the Year of Mercy? If the opening I experienced on December 8 is any indication, sadly, we’re not doing much.
Read moreFiat Lux! St. Peter’s Lights Up
“It’s kind of like if Michelangelo had Photoshop.”
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