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Is the Pope Perfect? – A Lesson on Papal Infallibility

Is the Pope perfect? Patrick tells us that, no, the Pope is not perfect, and explains the aspects of papal infallibility. To watch this video, click the link below to watch the video directly on YouTube! Or watch the embedded video to the right!

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Should I pray the Rosary?

Diocese of Raleigh Seminarian Ben Albanese explains!

Answering Google's Most-Searched Questions

Why Do Catholics Light Candles?

Why is Abortion Wrong?

The Limit of Freedom.

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What is the sacrifice of the Mass? The Catechism of the Catholic Church talks about how much of a mystery the Mass really is.
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"We must therefore consider the Eucharist as:
-Thanksgiving and Praise to the Father
-The Sacrificial Memorial of Christ and His Body
-The Presence of Christ by the Power of His Word and of His Spirit
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Confused or concerned about Catholics celebrating Halloween? What we call Halloween actually came from Christianity! From a post on UCatholic.com (link in bio): "It’s true that the ancient Celts of Ireland and Britain celebrated a minor festival on October 31–as they did on the last day of most other months of the year. However, Halloween falls on the last day of October because the Solemnity of All Saints, or “All Hallows,” falls on November 1. The feast in honor of all the saints in heaven used to be celebrated on May 13, but Pope Gregory III (d. 741) moved it to November 1, the dedication day of All Saints Chapel in St. Peter’s at Rome. Later, in the 840s, Pope Gregory IV commanded that All Saints be observed everywhere. And so the holy day spread to Ireland." The American tradition of trick or treating has a few different stories as to it's origin. Some say that it was an Americanized form of the European tradition of "souling", where Christians would go around their city giving small cakes to the families who had lost a loved one that year. Another story is that bands of revelers would put on masks and visit local Catholics in the dead of night, demanding beer and cakes for their celebration.
Halloween is not a festival of the Devil, as some Catholics claim. It is made to appear that way by the secular world that tries to conceal all traces of Christianity in all Christian holidays. So remember, All Hallows Eve is the eve of a Catholic Holiday, and a Holy Day of Obligation: All Saints Day! We should celebrate the saints in Heaven by going to Mass, which we are obligated to do! So go to Mass on Friday, November 1st!

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Don't let the rosary just be something that hangs in your car mirror! Pray it, daily if possible! Tagged in the picture are great pages where you can buy rosaries! If you know any other pages that make rosaries, tag them below!

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'O Priest! You are not yourself because you are God. You are not of yourself because you are the servant and minister of Christ. You are not you own because you are the spouse of the Church. You are not yourself because you are the mediator between God and man. You are not from yourself because you are nothing. What then are you? Nothing and everything. O Priest! Take care lest what was said to Christ on the cross be said to you: "He saved others, himself he cannot save!"' -St. Norbert

On this World Priesthood Sunday, let us pray for our priests, past, present, and future.
Gracious and loving God, we thank you for the gift of our priests.
Through them, we experience your presence in the sacraments.
Help our priests to be strong in their vocation.
Set their souls on fire with love for your people.
Grant them the wisdom, understanding and strength they need to follow in the footsteps of Jesus.
Inspire them with the vision of your kingdom.
Give them the words they need to spread the Gospel.
Allow them to experience joy in their ministry.
Help them to become instruments of your divine grace.
In Jesus' Name we pray,
Amen
St Jean-Marie Baptiste Vianney, patron saint of parish priests, pray for us!
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Today is the feast day of St. Padre Pio!
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Great quotes from today's saint, Pope St. Gregory the Great (also Gregory the First).

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Link in bio!
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Here are some more quotes by this St. Augustine, whose feast day is today, August 28. St. Augustine, contrary to popular belief, did not own a pet hippopotamus. He was the Bishop of a city called Hippo, located in modern-day Algeria.
#saint #saintoftheday #dailysaint #dailysaintquotes #augustine

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August 28 is the feast day of St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo. He is most famous for writing Confessions of St. Augustine. (Obviously he wrote it before he was a saint). Here is a first collection of quotes by this great saint.
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Today, August 21, is the feast day of Pope Saint Pius X. Here are some inspiring quotes that I hope y'all will like.
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