You Have the Gifts of Pentecost: A Letter to the Newly Confirmed
Your Confirmation is not the finish line — it’s the beginning of a lifelong journey with the Holy Spirit.
Your Confirmation is not the finish line — it’s the beginning of a lifelong journey with the Holy Spirit.
SCRIPTURES & ART: Today’s First Reading is depicted in a 16th-century painting by Giorgio Vasari.
SACRAMENTAL LIVING: CONFIRMATION
Follow God’s will with the talents he gave you. Don’t waste time. Be zealous for the Lord. And don’t underestimate the power of your Confirmation.
Jackson’s priority, in these cases, she said, is “to make sure that the children’s perspective, the children’s voices, are represented in my sentencings.”
Bishop Guglielmone stipulates in the new policy that the Traditional Latin Mass cannot be celebrated for midnight Mass at Christmas, or during the Triduum or the Easter vigil.
What does it mean to “trust in” the Sacred Heart of Jesus?
As June is traditionally the ‘ordination season’ for most U.S. dioceses, the guidelines from the Thomistic Institute on holy orders couldn’t have come at a better time.
As churches across the country resume public Masses, those eagerly awaiting the sacraments of first Communion and confirmation reflect on the unexpected blessings of their delay and their upcoming big day.
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