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Tag Archives: Corpus Christi
Your Sunday Sermon Notes: Corpus Christi Sunday (2nd Sunday after Pentecost) 2023 – POLL
First, let us know if you had the observance of Corpus Christi on this Sunday. Too many people today are without good, strong preaching, to the detriment of all. Share the good stuff. Was there a GOOD point made in the … Read More
Your (Corpus Christi) Sunday Sermon Notes – POLL
Far and wide the celebration of the Feast of Corpus Christi, which properly fell last Thursday, has been transferred to this Sunday. Was there a good point made in the sermon you heard for your Mass of Sunday Obligation? Let us know. … Read More
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, POLLS, Save The Liturgy - Save The World
Tagged Corpus Christi
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Benedict XVI on Corpus Christi processions
In many places Corpus Christi get an “external celebration” on Sunday. It is wonderful to see the multiplication of Eucharistic processions especially with the growth of the Traditional Latin Mass. In 2008 Pope Benedict had this to day about processions, … Read More
Just For Nice
This is really nice. A little relief from the grim. I love the Viennese tradition of decorating the monstrance with flowers on the feast of Corpus Christi. pic.twitter.com/QF4o0ER7TV — Peter Anthony (@FrPeterAnthony) June 3, 2021
Benedict XVI on three purposes for Corpus Christi
In 1986 the English edition of Joseph Ratzinger’s Feast of Faith was published by Ignatius Press. At the time, it was a bombshell of enormous importance. It is still extremely helpful in understanding the state of the Church in the world … Read More
Posted in Benedict XVI, Hard-Identity Catholicism, Linking Back, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000
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Speaking of Eucharistic Processions…
This is too good not to share. Corpus Christi may have passed for this year, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the reportage, even from years ago. John XXIII on Corpus Christi 1960. Compare and contrast? Interesting details.
Francis’ Corpus Christi Eucharistic procession. Wherein Fr. Z rants.
Here is a really sad tweet about this year’s Corpus Christi procession moved from Rome to Ostia. (Not a great idea, but, hey, they didn’t ask me.) There is a link to a video of the whole thing. Click ahead … Read More
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Tagged Corpus Christi, gravitational pull, Marshall Plan, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM
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Your Sunday Sermon Notes – Corpus Christi and POLL
Was there a good point made in the sermon you heard at the Mass to fulfill your Sunday obligation? Let us know! Many people will have celebrated Corpus Christi today (even though it was, properly, last Thursday). Others may … Read More
Benedict XVI on three purposes for Corpus Christi
In 1986 the English edition of Joseph Ratzinger’s Feast of Faith was published by Ignatius Press. US HERE – UK HERE In that volume Benedict XVI reflected on the feast of Corpus Christi. His Holiness juxtaposed the sad decline of Eucharistic devotions … Read More
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PHOTOS @MadisonDiocese – Corpus Christi Mass with Procession – Traditional Pontifical Mass at the Throne
Yesterday evening, real Corpus Christi, we had a Pontifical Mass at the Throne with a Eucharistic Procession at St. Norbert’s in Roxbury, WI, a beautiful little church in a deeply German area of the diocese. Here are a few photos … Read More
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