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  • THE LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST

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  • The Catholic Bible and interpretation

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  • To Soar with wings of eagles.. Peace of Christ that transcends all understanding

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  • The Beauty of the Roman Catholic Church

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  • The Treasure of the Mass

    ✝️ The Treasure of the Mass – Heaven on Earth, Calvary Made Present “It would be easier for the world to survive without the sun than to do without the Holy Mass.” – St. Padre Pio 🕊️ Jesus in the Mass – Priest and Victim 📖 Scripture Anchors 📘 CCC References 🕯️ Church Fathers &…

  • The Real and True Presence within the Tabernacle and Church

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  • Sign of the Cross

    — ✝️ The 21 Powers of the Sign of the CrossA Mystical Transmission of Protection, Identity, and Grace — 杖 Introduction The Sign of the Cross is not merely a gesture—it is a sacramental seal, a Trinitarian proclamation, and a spiritual weapon. Rooted in Scripture, affirmed by the Church Fathers, and practiced by the saints,…

  • Purgatory

    Purgatory is a defined Catholic doctrine: a final, merciful purification for those who die in God’s friendship but still need cleansing before entering heaven; the Church grounds this in Scripture, the Fathers, Councils, the Catechism, and the discipline of indulgences and prayer for the dead.  Theological foundation (summary)St. Thomas Aquinas treats Purgatory as a real…

  • ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH CANON LAW

    — Purgatory — doctrine and canonical groundingTeaching: The Church affirms a state of purification after death for those who die in God’s friendship but still need purification before entering the fullness of heaven; this was solemnly taught at Trent and is explained theologically as a purifying “fire” that removes attachment to sin. Indulgences — nature…

  • The last four things

    The Last Four Things from a Roman Catholic Perspective Death opens the gate to eternity and with it the Church invites Christians to reflect on the “last things.” This post focuses on four closely related realities emphasized in Catholic tradition and doctrine: Particular Judgment, Final Judgment, and Purgatory, followed by short reflections from Fathers and…

  • THE HOLY EUCHARIST

    The Eucharist is the heart of Christian life—early Church Fathers, Saints, and the Catechism all affirm it as the supreme gift of Christ’s presence, sacrifice, and communion. Here’s a reverent synthesis of their reflections, quotes, and doctrinal anchors: — ️ Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) – CCC 1324: “The Eucharist is ‘the source and…

  • No Salvation outside of the Roman Catholic Church

    No Salvation Outside the Roman Catholic ChurchReflections from the Fathers and the Saints, Magisterial Explanation, and Pastoral Application IntroductionThe formula extra ecclesiam nulla salus — “outside the Church there is no salvation” — confronts modern consciences with a truth that is at once uncompromising and pastoral. It affirms that Christ willed a visible, sacramental Body…

  • CCC 101–108

    CCC 101–108 101 — God speaks in human wordsGod reveals himself by speaking to human beings using human language; the divine Word condescends to our limited, historical modes of expression so that we can hear and understand revelation. This affirms that Scripture is genuinely human language while at the same time carrying God’s communication to…