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Pope Francis added that if Catholics did not have the prayer on hand, they could simply pray “Come, Holy Spirit” — as “the Madonna and the Apostles prayed during the days when Christ ascended into heaven.”. Daniel Ibáñez/CNA. “The key word is this: come. Come. But you need to say it yourself in your own words.
2 days ago · Be encouraged that even when you don’t know what to pray, God sees what’s on your heart. He has given us the Holy Spirit to call on when our soul needs help ...
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1 day ago · Each and every day, prayerfully read and say these ancient holy words of a psalmist, “In my heart I treasure your promise, that I may not sin against you.” (Ps 119: 11) Our dear Lord blesses you with your one lifetime, many days and countless breaths. Give glory and honor to God. Look not that far and realize the many signs of God which appear throughout the passing of each day.
4 days ago · Discover the meaning of being unequally yoked in a biblical context, why it's important to avoid a mismatched partnership, and the relevant Bible verses that warn against being yoked with unbelievers.
1 day ago · Our Lady of Mount Carmel Our Lady of Mount Carmel means the Virgin Mary as she is honoured in the Carmelite Family. The Carmelite story, from earliest times, suggests a strong bond with Mary, the Virgin Mother of Jesus. The Carmelite Rule, drawn up by St Albert, Patriarch of Jerusalem in the early 13th century, directed that the […]
3 days ago · The Pope’s words at the Angelus prayer, 14.07.2024. At midday today, the Holy Father Francis appeared at the window of his study in the Vatican Apostolic Palace to pray the Angelus with the approximately twelve thousand faithful and pilgrims gathered in Saint Peter’s Square. The following are the Pope’s words of introduction to the Marian ...
1 day ago · 1. GOD established the location for the first Temple, and that location has never been forgotten or confused throughout Jewish history. 2 Medieval Jewish scholar Moses Maimonides, in his massive commentary, Mishneh Torah, contended that once the Temple site was fixed in the days of Samuel and King David, it could not be changed (Beth Ha’behira 1:3–4).
