St. Charles Borromeo’s Lesson for Advent
“This holy season teaches us,” said St. Charles, “that Christ’s coming was not only for the benefit of his contemporaries. His power has still to be communicated to all of us.”
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Canceling Public Masses in Rome is Not the Answer to Coronavirus
“Be ready to abandon this mortal life rather than the people committed to your care. Go forward among the plague-stricken as to life, as to a reward, even if there is only one soul to be won to Christ.” —St. Charles Borromeo
The 16th Century’s Saintly Six
Catholic Reformers’ Efforts, Often Hidden, Changed the Church From Within
Pope Francis’ Philly First: Marian Mass With Bishops, Priests, Religious
The votive Mass at the Cathedral-Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul was said in a combination of Spanish and English, with the entire Eucharistic Prayer in Latin.
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