This Year, Bring the First Friday Devotion to Your Catholic School
Pastors and parents: Why not raise this idea with your parochial school? Teachers and principals: How about it?
Results from Tag: 'holy communion'
4 Bishops on the Eucharistic Revival and Holy Communion
Archbishops Aquila and Naumann, and Bishops Cozzens and McManus, share their thoughts on the Eucharistic Revival as well as the controversy of Catholic elected officials who advocate for legal abortion.
Two Priests Debate in WSJ on Communion for Pro-Abortion Politicians
Father Brian Graebe and Father James Martin square off in the pages of America’s largest newspaper.
Nancy Pelosi Reportedly Receives Communion at Papal Mass
Pelosi, who is in Rome on a family vacation, attended Pope Francis‘ Mass for the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul in St. Peter’s Basilica.
Encountering the Eucharist in the ICU
2 Catholic doctors cherish the only food that will never perish.
Don’t Weaponize the Eucharist Against Yourself — Go to Confession
The Holy Eucharist is indeed a ‘healing remedy’ for those in the state of grace — but for anyone conscious of mortal sin, divine mercy must first be sought in the confessional.
FULL TEXT: Letter From Colorado Bishops to Catholic Lawmakers Who Backed Abortion Law
Moreover, receiving the Eucharist in a state of mortal sin is sacrilegious because it is ‘a failure to show the reverence due to the sacred Body and Blood of Christ.’
Archbishop Cordileone’s Ban on Communion for Pelosi Was the Right Thing to Do
The grave significance of receiving of Holy Communion should not be underestimated.
Muslim and Protestant Politicians Receive Communion at German Catholic Event
Another well-known Protestant politician received Communion personally from Bishop Georg Bätzing, chairman of the German bishops’ conference, at the same event.
Archbishop Cordileone and the Pelosi Letter (May 28)
On May 20, Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone made the bold pastoral move to notify House Speaker Nancy Pelosi she would not be permitted to receive the Holy Eucharist in the San Francisco archdiocese until she publicly recants her support for abortion. How will this action reverberate beyond Pelosi? Register Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl brings us the story. Then, in light of the Solemnity of the Ascension, we turn to another question: Were the disciples sad when Christ ascended into Heaven? On this topic, Register blogger John Clark has some insights to share.
