These are all essays that are concerned with the benefits, best practices, and importance of worship and the praxis of the Christian faith.
Christians should read this essay to understand how devotions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Divine Mercy offer a counter-narrative to modern-day heresies, providing a path to uphold dignity and embrace God’s love in the face of cultural challenges.
Spiritual theologian David Torkington explains in prose how the Charismatic Renewal Movement began on the day of Pentecost and was united with contemplative prayer.
From Charismatic Life in the Spirit to Mystical Prayer Read More »
It is time to ask the faithful clergy we have to focus on just showing us the Father.
Social Media Catholic Priests Have Harmed the Church Read More »
In this essay, I will explore what the Catholic Church teaches about non-ordained persons concelebrating/quasi-presiding at Mass as homilist and how that affects the validity of the liturgy itself.
Answering Whether A Lay Homily Invalidates a Mass? Read More »
Are you ready to dive into the amazing world of the Catholic Mass? Do you want to discover the hidden treasures of the liturgy, the beauty of the sacred music, and the profound wisdom of the Church’s tradition? If so, then this course is for you! Introduction to the Theology of the Catholic Mass is a
Introduction to the Theology of the Catholic Mass (Webinar) Read More »
According to a recent research, the official doctrines of the Catholic Church on the Holy Eucharist and Confession are not accepted by most U.S. Catholics, who are still not attending Mass regularly.
SHOCKING NEW STUDY! Only 49% of Catholics Believe in the Holy Eucharist Read More »
Ad orientum is not a backward or outdated practice, but a rich and meaningful one that deserves to be rediscovered by many Catholics today.
The Ancient Secret of Worship That the Modern Church Has Forgotten! Read More »
Why you should avoid the orans posture during the Lord’s Prayer, according to Church documents and tradition.
The Shocking Truth: Why You’ve Been Praying the ‘Our Father’ Wrong All Along! Read More »
The Carolingian liturgical reforms were a series of efforts by the Frankish rulers and their allies to standardize and improve the religious practices of their kingdom. They aimed to achieve doctrinal unity, harmony with Rome, and spiritual renewal. They were influenced by the missionary work of Boniface and the Gregorian tradition. The reforms began in the eighth century and continued until the ninth century.
How the Carolingian Liturgy Promoted and Preserved Frankish Culture Read More »
That the “Christusanrede” in the liturgy of St. Gregory functions as a way to portray anti-Arian theology is confirmed by other elements of the text. One interesting example of this is in the final prayer of the liturgy, the Εὐχὴ τῆς κεφαλοκλισίας.
Arian and Gregory: How a Theologian Defended the Divinity of Christ Read More »
