The Forgotten Customs of Saint Days (Part 3)
Los gigantes y cabezudos are great papier-mâché giants with large heads.
Forgotten Customs of St. Anne
St. Joachim later returned to Jerusalem and embraced Anne at the city gate.
Forgotten Customs of St. John the Baptist
The Nativity of St John, like that of Our Lord, was celebrated by three Masses.
The Art of Dress –Elegance versus Beauty
A religious sister once encouraged me, “It’s not difficult to form a sub-culture."
Against Pettiness
"Above all he was always tender, respectful and courteous to women."
Forgotten Customs of St. Joseph
"I never knew any one who was particularly devout to him, that did not continually advance more and more in virtue."
The Art of Dress – A Survey of Principles
Why did our great grandparents dress more beautifully than we do today?
Growing a Liturgical Family Organically
The goal is to create a holy home of peace and joy that uplifts souls to Christ.
Forgotten Customs of Ember Days
Autumn or Michaelmas Ember Days: Give thanks for the grapes that make wine for the Precious Blood of Christ.
Forgotten Customs of Saint Days – part 2
Do you celebrate your and your family members’ name days? If not, when can you start?
Forgotten Customs of Saints Days – Part 1
Who are the patron saints for your Diocese? Do you know if your Diocese has secondary patrons in addition to your primary patron?