When we profess our belief in the Church Christ established, we proclaim that it is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. These four marks must necessarily be present in the religion founded by the God-man.
The history of the Church shows what happens when priests do not live their priesthood in imitation of the suffering Christ, for it spills over into the lives of the faithful.
In order to assist us at the greatest prayer, Holy Mass, we face the Altar upon which the Sacrifice of Calvary is made present, and, together with the priest, we adore and beseech God.
During the holy season of Lent, Holy Mother Church encourages us to spend forty days growing in knowledge of ourselves, so that, by our penance, we may better understand the exalted value of the soul over the body.
If a problem is divided into its simpler parts, the solution to the problem will be more easily mastered.
Fr. Eric Flood, FSSP District Superior write about Our Lady for the Month of May.
Fr. Eric Flood, FSSP North American District Superior reflects on the priest and the Mass.
Once St. Helena found the Cross, public adoration of it began to grow, most especially on the day remembering the death of Christ—Good Friday.
During Lent while we remember the sufferings and trials of Our Lord, our joy must radiate amidst our fasting.
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