Now I told you a couple of weeks ago that we had finished the New Testament. It doesn’t mean I’ll never go back there again. I will. I have some plans to. But the natural assumption is that we’re going to take a look at the Old Testament. And I do have some plans for… Read More »
Hi, I’m Kendra from Catholic All Year, and today we’re going to talk about the Stations of the Cross. The Stations of the Cross are a devotion that dates back to the Middle Ages in which pilgrims to Jerusalem would trace the steps of Jesus’s passion along the way of the Cross in Jerusalem. In… Read More »
In the name of The Father, and The Son, and The Holy Spirit, One God, Amen. If the coming of Christ to the world and his incarnation is considered the greatest and holiest act in human history Even with Christ’s birth dividing time It is said “Before Christ (BC)” and And “After his birth (AD)”… Read More »
my favorite part I would say it’s really having the group meeting after the video where we can share I can hear other people if they learn it something new or how do they leave their their faith it’s it’s really we are in a community it’s not just about a teaching but we are… Read More »
Blessed be the name of the Lord So this is a small section of Via Dolorosa the way of sorrow, this is in the Moslem quarter of the old city Jerusalem in Israel and The way of the Cross is supposed to recreate The way that Jesus took to the place of his crucifixion Carrying… Read More »
(somber piano music) KAI: Hi, I’m Kai for Catholic Central. So, Good Friday. It’s the day when Jesus was unjustly condemned to death, was tortured, and died on a cross. So, why on earth do we call it Good Friday? Good question. First, the name Good Friday comes from a time when English used good… Read More »
– [Together] Welcome to Holy Cross! – [All] Welcome to Holy Cross! – Welcome to Holy Cross! – Welcome to Holy Cross! (cheering) – Holy Cross! – I feel good. I was nervous, but, you know, once I got in here and everyone kind of, brought all my stuff in and seeing everybody all excited,… Read More »
Hi I’m Kendra from Catholic All Year and today we’re going to talk about the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross Gus: I think I found it! Ah, it’s only Frank. Frankie: It’s just me. the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross commemorates the finding of the True Cross by Saint… Read More »
In Spanish speaking countries such as those within Latin America, most of the people believe that Domingo is the 7th or last day of the week. However, as you will soon see, in many of these countries the majority of their calendars have Domingo on the first day, not the 7th day of the week.… Read More »
Utah teacher apologizes for making Catholic student remove the Ash Wednesday cross from his forehead The Utah teacher on administrative leave for making a nine year old Catholic student wash the Ash Wednesday cross off his forehead, has apologized for the incident, characterizing it as a misunderstanding. Moana Patterson, who teaches fourth grade at Valley… Read More »