Octave Day of Christian Unity: Missionary Expansion
The missionary extension of Christ’s kingdom throughout the world.
Octave of Christian Unity: Lapsed Catholics
We pray for the restoration of lapsed Catholics to the sacramental life of the Church.
Octave of Christian Unity: Christians of the Americas
For the Christians of the Americas: that they may be united to the chair of Peter.
Octave of Christian Unity: European Protestants Reconciled
The reconciliation of European Protestants with the Holy See.
Octave of Christian Unity: the End of the Anglican Schism
We pray for the reconciliation of Anglicans with the Holy See.
Octave of Christian Unity: the End of the Greek Schisms
We pray for the return of separated Eastern Christians to communion with the Holy See.
Octave of Christian Unity: Union of All Christians with the Catholic Church
Today is Day 1 of the Octave of Christian Unity.
Are Catholics Bound to Assent to Vatican II?
Mr. Dave Armstrong has been a successful Catholic author and blogger for some two decades. To his great credit, he is one of the few Catholics who provides a substantial critique of the traditionalist movement.[1] Without a doubt he has brought many to the Faith (particularly Protestant heretics) and strengthened the Faith of numerous Catholics.…
Messianic Prophecies and Their Utility in Evangelization
Our Lord Himself, His apostles, and the first evangelists frequently make use of the prophetic witnesses in the O.T. Scriptures in their arguments and their preaching. Thus, Our Lord taught the Pharisees — who considered the Messiah to be only a human king, instead of the divine Son of God and Lord of David —…
Serious Problems with the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is a new program introduced to Catholic parishes and promises to implement new methods to make catechesis interesting and engaging. Though a quick glance at this program reveals an impressive way of teaching with hands-on materials, there are many problems under the surface. The content taught lacks the amount…
Rather than Interfaith Prayer, Why Not Rogation Days?
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues deep into May, the majority of Catholics in Western society are still without public Masses. Some Catholics are without any sacraments at all, depending on the diocese. On May 14, the Pope Francis called all Catholics to a day of fasting and prayer to end the coronavirus. Surely, this is…