On July 1, 1899, little notice was taken of a baby boy of color, born in Villa Rica, Ga., a small town some 40 miles west of Atlanta. He, one of seven brothers and sisters, was around the church most of his early life. His dad was a devout Baptist preacher, and his mother wasContinue reading “Story behind the song: ‘Precious Lord,Take my Hand’”
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If Bible Figures Were Your Teachers….
Absolutely love the Archdiocese of Bombay’s social media team. Today’s post on teachers day is fantastic. Our teachers’ have left us with lessons that last a lifetime. Here are a few incredible lessons from the greatest classroom of all – the Bible!
The Joy of Being a Catechist: A Calling Beyond the Classroom
Teaching has always been a noble profession, but there’s something uniquely fulfilling about being a catechist. On this Teacher’s Day, I thought of sharing the profound joy and sense of purpose that comes with guiding young hearts and minds in faith. A Role of Eternal Impact Sunday school teaching isn’t just about imparting knowledge—it’s aboutContinue reading “The Joy of Being a Catechist: A Calling Beyond the Classroom”
7 Things You Can Do For Your Priests
Vianney Sunday, observed in honor of St. John Vianney, the patron saint of parish priests, offers a unique opportunity for parish communities to show their appreciation for the dedication and hard work of their priests. Priests play a vital role in the spiritual guidance and well-being of their congregations, often going above and beyond theirContinue reading “7 Things You Can Do For Your Priests”
Why is the Feast of the Annunciation moved to April 8 this year?
The Feast of the Annunciation of The Lord is normally celebrated on 25 March. This day is exactly nine months before the celebration of Christmas, which occurs on December 25. In the past, most feasts that had the rank of solemnity were considered a holy day of obligation, requiring all Catholics to attend Mass on thatContinue reading “Why is the Feast of the Annunciation moved to April 8 this year?”
Love your Priests
According to recent studies… many priests quit each year. They don’t quit because they have a lack of faith in God. They don’t quit because they don’t believe in the calling God has placed on their life. Most don’t even quit because of financial reasons. Priests quit because they are overwhelmed with mental exhaustion. UntilContinue reading “Love your Priests”
St. Anne’s Parish, Dallas
I had the MOST AMAZING mass ever! Probably the best mass I’ve ever attended. I can’t recall feeling like this ever. Firstly I was reluctant to get out as it was raining. But then I said cmon, let’s go. And when I entered the church ⛪️ there was a full band practicing and they soundedContinue reading “St. Anne’s Parish, Dallas”
St. Clare of Assisi
Clare of Assisi was born in 1193 as Chiara di Favarone di Offreduccio belonging to one of the most important noble families in Assisi. During her youth, she got extremely fascinated by St Francis. When Chiara was 18 years old, she renounced marriage and a life of wealth and social prestige, fled to the monasteryContinue reading “St. Clare of Assisi”
Liturgical Colors
Liturgical colors within Christian liturgy signify different seasons and times of the year. Each season has its own mood, meaning, and type of prayer. Each color has its own meaning and feeling, and can be seen worn or hung throughout the church during specific times of year. They help to visually express the different liturgicalContinue reading “Liturgical Colors”
St. Alphonsus Liguori
Saint Alphonsus Liguori was a very special saint who lived in Italy during the 18th century. He was a bishop, a writer, and a founder of a religious order called the Redemptorists. Key facts: Saint Alphonsus Liguori was born in 1696 and became a priest at a young age. He dedicated his life to servingContinue reading “St. Alphonsus Liguori”
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