Daily TV Mass has come a long way since its launch 20 years ago
WEBMarch 17, 2018. Tweet. A merge between ministry and technology has been bringing Mass into people’s homes for 20 years, and more recently, onto their smartphone screens. Thanks to Daily TV Mass that is broadcast by National Catholic Broadcasting Council, Mass is available anywhere, anytime. Started in 1998 by the Canadian Conference of ...
What changed at Vatican II - The Catholic Register
WEBOctober 8, 2012. Things changed with the Second Vatican Council. No one disputes that the Catholic faith remained what it has always been. The Church still teaches what the Church always taught. But the Council did not assemble 2,860 bishops to recite the catechism. The fact that the bishops commissioned …
Catholic reworking of Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’ makes singer a ...
WEBApr 20, 2012 · What started with a simple request from her parish priest has made singer Kelley Mooney a YouTube hit garnering more than 426,000 views with her new rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.”. “We were at Easter Mass in our own parish in Iona, P.E.I., and I had sung a song that ended with the word Hallelujah being repeated,” Mooney ...
Vestments and symbols of the Office of the Cardinal - The Catholic …
WEBFeb 13, 2012 · Vestments and symbols of the Office of the Cardinal. By Catholic Register Staff. February 13, 2012. When Archbishop Thomas Collins becomes Thomas Cardinal Collins the principal colour of his vestments will become scarlet to symbolize the blood that a cardinal is willing to shed for his faith. Scarlet was installed as the colour for cardinals by ...
Sr. Helena Burns: Digging deep into ‘The Warning’ signs
WEBSep 15, 2021 · While He was on Earth, Jesus urged us to “read the signs of the times,” and St. Paul tells us to “test the spirits,” meaning to engage with what appears to be a valid intervention from Heaven (and, of course, the Church always helps us by carefully examining all such claims). The Warning really captured my attention of late because of ...
Who is St. Sebastian and why do athletes claim him? - The …
WEBAug 5, 2016 · Yes, he went down, but he went down giving it all for his faith. Ray McKenna, president of Catholic Athletes for Christ, says Sebastian reminds us of an important element of both sport and Christianity — suffering. “Athletes can relate to St. Sebastian,” McKenna said. “They say, ‘If he can endure that, I can go the extra mile.'”.
A hermit’s guide to handling loneliness - The Catholic Register
WEBMay 2, 2020 · Simple loneliness is a normal, even necessary, part of life; however, in order to thrive in isolation, we must accept and value solitary moments of inspiration and resist the urge to constantly share them. "Solitude is about communion, not isolation". - Sr. Laurel O’Neal. Social media serves as a useful platform for creating community, yet if ...
Mary Marrocco: ‘Be what you see; receive what you are’
WEBSep 3, 2021 · Mary Marrocco: ‘Be what you see; receive what you are’. It can be difficult, these days, not to become crabby, bitter and divisive. Every day, we receive so much that frightens or angers us, and seems to threaten our very being. Recently, I encountered a woman named Joanna. She was wondering what …
Archive - The Catholic Register
WEBCatholic Register Digital Archive. The Catholic Register is the steward of a great treasure comprising 125 years of Canadian Church history. Now that vast newspaper archive — which dates back to 1893 and totals almost 6,000 issues and more than 120,000 pages — has been transformed into an easily accessible …
In search of Christ’s face - The Catholic Register
WEBApril 21, 2019. MANOPPELLO, ITALY - At the Shrine of the Holy Face in Manoppello, visitors see a transparent cloth encased between two glass panes within an ornate silver frame above the sanctuary’s altar. Once light is shined on the cloth of byssus fibre, the image of a bearded man, eyes open and mouth seemingly taking a breath is revealed.