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• Psalm 36November 23, 2021
  Commit your life to the Lord, and He will act on your behalf Do not fret because of the wicked;Do not envy those who do evil, For they wither quickly like grassAnd fade like the green of the fields. If you trust in the Lord and do good, Then you will live in the landContinue reading “Psalm 36”
• A commentary of St. Augustine on Psalm 32November 22, 2021
  Praise the Lord with the lyre, make melody to him with the harp of ten strings ! Sing to him a new song. Rod yourselves of what is old and worn out, for you know a new song. A new man, a new covenant; a new song. This new song does not belong to theContinue reading “A commentary of St. Augustine on Psalm 32”
• Pope Pius XI’s encyclical “Ecclesiam Dei”November 12, 2021
  In designing his Church God worked with such skill that in the fullness of time it would resemble a single great family embracing all men. It can be identified, as we know, by certain distinctive characteristics, notably it’s universality and unity. Jesus prayed: Holy Father, keep them safe by the power of your name, theContinue reading “Pope Pius XI’s encyclical “Ecclesiam Dei””
• Come before the Lord singing for joyNovember 11, 2021
  The child of God can fear no ill, His chosen dread no foe; We leave our fate with thee, and wait Thy bidding when to go. ‘Tis not from chance our comfort springs, Thou art our trust, O King of Kings
• St. Leo the Great, Pope, DoctorNovember 10, 2021
  Although the universal Church of God is constituted of distinct orders of members, still, in spite of the many parts of its holy body, the Church subsists as an integral whole, just as the apostle says: We are all one is Christ. No difference in office is so great that anyone can be separated, throughContinue reading “St. Leo the Great, Pope, Doctor”
• Sermon of St. Caesarius of ArlesNovember 9, 2021
  My fellow Christians, today is the birthday of this church, an ocassion for celebrations and rejoicing. We, however, ought to be the true and living temple of God At our first birth, we were vessels of God’s wrath; reborn we became vessels of his mercy Our first birth brought death to us, but our secondContinue reading “Sermon of St. Caesarius of Arles”