Sinai… [2 ] Lk 9:22; Lk 24:7.26.44.46 depending on the version. A.SERRA Cf. A. SERRA, articolo Bibbia, in Nuovo Dizionario di Mariologia, a cura di S. de Fiores e S. Meo, ed. Paoline, Milano 1985, quarta [...] Lc 2, 41-52 : A paschal omen Taking a closer look at the beginning and end of the story, we can read an event of the revelation of God, as the revelation on Mount Sinai begins by climbing up (Lk 2: 42) [...] suggesting a degree of autonomy in relation to his earthly family. We can also read a paschal omen as many Fathers of the Church did, as well as several exegetes of today. Here are the paschal hints in
life ultimately leads us to choose God or to reject Him freely. Even if it’s not a frequent topic of conversation today in a society that rejects God, this choice has eternal consequences. Only Jesus can [...] adhering to the divine will by means of grace" (2-2, 2-9, cf. Vatican I and DS 3010). It is therefore a full act of the human will that involves man in all his reality: 1/ his reason 2/ his freedom 3/ God’s [...] religion offers so many reasons to believe based on the truth, on solid and attested foundations in a 1,000 different ways (see the section “Reasons to believe”). 2/ - We have every reason to choose Christ
qualities that united her to Isis. So he meditated a ruse. He made a magnificent golden sarcophagus just right for Osiris, and invited all his brother gods to a great feast. He then promised to give the casket [...] Ancient Egypt: like a childish Christianity ? The religion of Ancient Egypt: "like a childish Christianity" This religion is described in the Book of Wisdom in an unflattering manner: “ They even adore [...] ancient Egypt. Here is a reconstitution of the Egyptian creed imitating the Christian Nicene Creed: God : as early as 3000 B.C., the Egyptians believed in the creation of the world by a unique principle, the
collaboration with the Marie de Nazareth Association by the Sisters of Mater Dei, community of "Saint Joseph, spouse of Mary", sanctuary of Cotignac (Var, France). Why pray a Novena to Saint Joseph? On December [...] Novena to Saint Joseph A supplication for the family Sign up today and pray with thousands of people around the world to ask Saint Joseph to protect your family. The day after your subscription, you will [...] the particular challenges of our times. Saint Joseph is an outstanding defender but, moreover, he is a great model for our days. In today’s world, so uncertain and turbulent, he lived an exemplary life full
Jesus Parish (Coeur Eucharistique de Jésus) in Paris, in collaboration with the Marie de Nazareth Association. Why pray a novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus? In 1899, Leo XIII consecrated the world to the [...] Alacoque said to Jesus: "O my Savior, I would perish a thousand times, unless your adorable Heart strengthened me and assisted me in all my needs." In a world where viruses and diseases are on the rise, Pope [...] ask Jesus to free us from all disease. From June 2-10 and for 9 consecutive days, you will receive a daily email containing special meditations and prayers addressed to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, to ask
century B.C.), a calendar widely used in Qumram and for which the day of 15 Nisan is always on a Wednesday and the Easter meal always on a Tuesday night. According to this theory, Jesus celebrated a true paschal [...] hypothesis is that Jesus did die on a Friday, the day of Passover, but that he ate the paschal meal on a Tuesday evening. In this case the Last Supper would have taken place on a Tuesday, with "Jesus adopting [...] Gospel of John." The chronology of John: Jesus ate the Passover on a Thursday night and died on a Friday, but that year Passover fell on a Saturday. According to the Gospel of St John, the Jewish officials
finished taking off her socks, she heard a rush of wind coming from the cave. Looking up, she saw a young and beautiful lady, aged maybe fifteen or sixteen, in a niche of the rock. The lady made the sign [...] able to attend school, in a real classroom, and she finally learned how to read and write. Her piety was noticeable, but she also acted like a normal girl of her age, having a playful and even mischievous [...] last time from her bed and placed in an armchair in a sitting position to help her breathing. She took a crucifix and pressed it to her heart. When a sister asked her if she was suffering terribly, she
Register a person with the Fraternity of Our Lady of Montligeon so she receive a perpetual mass and the assurance of the prayers of the Shrine: Offering a perpetual mass for a deceased person is a way of [...] Bishop Dubigeon as a public association of the faithful. The sisters settled in La Chapelle-Montligeon, a small village with a population of 500 in southeastern Normandy. They live a contemplative and [...] Montligeon is a shrine, i.e a pilgrimage site, that welcomes numerous pilgrims throughout the year. This basilica was built at the end of the 19th century by Father Paul-Joseph Buguet (1843-1918), a country
At the beginning of the new Covenant , a man and a woman are called by God. Mary receives an announcement (Lk 1: 26-38) and so does Joseph (Mt 1: 18-25). After a short dialogue with the Angel, Mary gives [...] "At the beginning of the New Covenant, which must be eternal and irrevocable, we find a woman: the Virgin of Nazareth."(2) And this about Joseph, on August 15, 1989: "The just man (Joseph), who carried with [...] beginning of the new and everlasting covenant in Jesus Christ."(3) Thanks to the "yes" of a woman (Mary) and the "yes" of a man (Joseph) God accomplished the New Covenant: the son of the Most High, the divine
the Eucharistic Christ as a food. This doctrine is expressed in the respectful language of Marian devotion. B) Nazareth : Marian engravings in the Judeo-Christian Church. A female pilgrim wrote Mary's [...] center. It took into account, with a strong eschatological character, all that had happened, making present both the past and the future. In this context, we cannot imagine a marked devotion to the Blessed [...] nuance, i.e. a sense of veneration and stupor before the prodigy of the Blessed Virgin's divine and virginal motherhood. The expression "this is he who was born of Mary, the good ewe" has a very important
