
O Great Little One! O Great Advent!
The highest aim of Advent is to revive the deep memory of a God whose Incarnation gave hope to the world.
The highest aim of Advent is to revive the deep memory of a God whose Incarnation gave hope to the world.
ADVENT RETREAT: As we reach these last days before Christmas Eve, let us pray that there be room for Christ — and every child — in the human souls of those who bear his name.
SCRIPTURES & ART: Dreams are St. Joseph’s places of encounter with the Lord.
St. Joseph had to accept a disruption to his own plans while trusting in God’s, the Holy Father told the faithful on the Fourth Sunday of Advent.
Even if you’ve been negligent in preparing for Christmas so far this Advent, you have a special nine days to refocus. Use it well!
This book explains the biblical and historical context of the first Christmas and focuses on the most important part of the story — the Holy Family.
User’s Guide to Dec. 18, the Fourth Sunday of Advent
The light of our faith shines out in a dark month and a dark world, guiding others toward Christ, welcoming them home
ADVENT RETREAT: Joseph’s final fiat, no less than Mary’s, is an act of faith. His determination to take care of his wife and child remains one valuable for today.
Pope Francis delivered his message for the Third Sunday of Advent from a window overlooking St. Peter’s Square.
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