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On May 1, 2020, the United States was consecrated to Mary, Mother of the Church by Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles. Canada also chose to consecrate their country to Our Blessed Mother as well. Therefore the entire United States and Canada are under the constant protection of the Blessed Mother now and for the future of our countries and of the Catholic Church.
In October 31, 1942, Pope Pius XII consecrated the world to the
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In October 31, 1942, Pope Pius XII consecrated the world to the
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Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, we will send online petitions to Our Blessed Mother, to the Almighty Father and to Our Lord Jesus to grant health and protection for all the people of the world to the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes in Lourdes, France.
Please pray the 9-day Novena to St. Rosalia for an end to the coronavirus. If you would like to send petitions to Our Blessed Mother at Her Shrine in Lourdes, France, please click here.
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Fri. Dec. 2--First Friday--Sacred Heart--(View Mass)
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Pray For end of war in ukraine, for the conversion of russia, for Peace throughout the world, for protection from evil
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Recite the Holy Rosary every day to ask Our Blessed Mother to bring peace to the entire world, to ask St. Michael the Archangel to cast the devil and all the evil spirits down to Hell, for the protection of the world from evil, for the conversion of Russia, for an end to war in Ukraine, for the conversion of Russia, for peace throughout the world, to stop and reverse climate change, to increase the rain water throughout the world to replenish our lakes, rivers, dams, and reservoirs, to stop the wildfires around the world, to protect, bless and improve the world economy, to protect, bless and increase the world's food supply and natural resources, for the protection of the Catholic Church and its members, for the Pope, for the conversion of sinners, for the Holy Souls in Purgatory, for the salvation of mankind & for your own intentions.
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Recite the Holy Rosary every day to ask Our Blessed Mother to bring peace to the entire world, to ask St. Michael the Archangel to cast the devil and all the evil spirits down to Hell, for the protection of the world from evil, for the conversion of Russia, for an end to war in Ukraine, for the conversion of Russia, for peace throughout the world, to stop and reverse climate change, to increase the rain water throughout the world to replenish our lakes, rivers, dams, and reservoirs, to stop the wildfires around the world, to protect, bless and improve the world economy, to protect, bless and increase the world's food supply and natural resources, for the protection of the Catholic Church and its members, for the Pope, for the conversion of sinners, for the Holy Souls in Purgatory, for the salvation of mankind & for your own intentions.
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monthly MEDITATIONSSeeking A Happy Life
The Lord has magnified His Holy One to the extent of raising Him from the dead and giving Him the honor of sitting at His right hand in heaven. He has shown you what you should savor if you really wish to be happy. Prayer: I serve and worship You, my God that I may be happy in You Who made me a being capable of happiness. Amen. Meditations from "Daily Meditations with Saint Augustine" |
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Reflection: No evil shall befall you, no affliction come near your tent. For God commands the angels to guard you in all your ways. With their hands they shall support you, lest you strike your foot against a stone. Psalm 11: 91-92 Jesus said to them, "I am the bread of life; whoever comes to Me will never hunger, and whoever believes in Me will never thirst. John 6:35 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me. John 14:6 "Therefore I tell you, all that you ask for in prayer, believe that you will receive it and it shall be yours." Mark 11:24 Let us not grow tired of doing good, for in due time we shall reap our harvest, if we do not give up. So then, while we have the opportunity, let us do good to all, but especially to those who belong to the family of the faith. Galatians 6:9-10 “I call upon the Lord, who is worthy to be praised, And I am saved from my enemies. 2 Samuel 22:4 |
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For the Month of November 2022
Month for Holy Souls in Purgatory The Church celebrates the Birth of Jesus Christ, the first day in the octave of Christmas. Throughout Advent the Church longed ardently for the coming of our Savior. Today she celebrates His birth with unrestrained joy. "The Word was made flesh and dwelt among us." The Son of God became man to give us a share in that divine life which is eternally His in the Blessed Trinity. Christmas time begins on December 24 with the first Vespers of the feast and ends on the feast of the Baptism of Christ. White vestments reappear in our churches as a sign of joy.
The Christmas feast is a festival full of joy. The Eternal Word has become Man and dwells among us. The longings of the patriarchs and prophets are fulfilled. With the shepherds we hurry to the manger and adore the Incarnate Son of God, who for us and for our salvation descended upon earth. The purpose of the Christmas feast is beautifully expressed in the Preface of the Nativity: "For by the mystery of the Word made flesh the light of Thy glory hath shone anew upon the eyes of our mind; so that while we acknowledge Him a God seen by men, we may be drawn by Him to the love of things unseen." About Christmas During the Christmas season there is an extensive exchange of greetings and good wishes among friends. These greetings are a reminder of those "good tidings of great joy that shall be to all the people, for this day is born to you a Savior Who is Christ the Lord" (Lk. 2:11). They are a reminder, too, that all blessings and graces come to us from Christ: "Hath He not also with Him given us all things?" (Rom. 8:32).Typically there is also an exchange of gifts. This custom should recall to us that on this day God Himself gave to us the greatest of all gifts, His beloved Son: "God so loved the world as to give His only begotten Son" (John 3: 16). The Christmas tree, of which the first-known mention was made in 1605 at Strasbourg, was introduced into France and England in 1840. It symbolizes the great family tree of Christ which through David and Jesse has its roots in Abraham, the father of the chosen race. It is often laden with gifts to remind us that Christmas brought us the priceless gifts of grace and of eternal life. It is frequently adorned with lights that recall to us that Christ is the Light of the world enlightening those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death. Though not entirely unknown before, the custom of the Christmas Crib or Creche was adopted by St. Francis of Assisi at Greccio, Italy, on Christmas 1225. It is a concrete and vivid way of representing to ourselves the Incarnation and birth of Christ. It depicts in a striking manner the virtues of the newborn Savior, especially His humility, poverty, and charity. Catholic Culture offers these links to help you experience the joy of Christmas by keeping a spiritual focus on the season. Let us try to celebrate Christmas with the innocence and humility of children always keeping in mind the wonderful birth of the Christ Child. Joy to the world the Lord has come, let earth receive her King. Christmas—The First Day The purest of Virgins gave us our God, who was this day born of her, clothed in the flesh of a Babe, and she was found worthy to feed him at her Breast: let us all adore Christ, who came to save us. Ye faithful people, let us all rejoice, for our Savior is born in our world: this Day there has been born the Son of the great Mother, and she yet a pure Virgin. O Queen of the world, and Daughter of a kingly race! Christ has risen from thy womb, as a Bridegroom coming from the bride-chamber: He that rules the stars lies in a Crib. —Antiphon from the ancient Church of Gaul
Meditation: Christmas: the Lord’s Birth Today is the great solemnity that shows the world that the Word incarnate, the Savior of mankind, is finally born. God becoming truly man is an enormous event [….]. Something truly happens that goes beyond any evolutionary process: the fusion of man and God, the creature and the Creator. It is not the progression of another step in the evolutionary process, but the eruption of a personal action, founded on love, that from this point forward reveals to men new space and possibilities. (Joseph Ratzinger in God and the World: A Conversation with Peter Seewald, 2001, p. 197). Christmas says to us: alone we can’t profoundly change the world to remedy it. Alone, we can make the world better or worse, but we can’t save it. Christ came therefore, because left to ourselves; we couldn’t escape the ‘mortal disease’ that has enveloped us from the first moment of conception in our mother’s womb. This gives us hope, true hope, and true Christian optimism: I can’t do it but He is there! This is the mystery of grace synthesized in the human figure of God incarnate. Christmas Eve and Christmas day are moments of contemplation. We consider, in many dimensions, the mystery of love that was incarnated for us. First of all, we contemplate the light and joy, without forgetting Jesus and Mary’s sorrows and sufferings, and the many difficulties that had surrounded them: the cold, the uncomfortable place, the dangers….. It would be good to accompany these thoughts by reciting and meditating slowly on the Holy Rosary, preferably in front of a crib. ‘Blessed grotto of Bethlehem that testified to the wonders! Who, in this hour would not turn our hearts? Who would not prefer the opulent palace of the King?’ (P. Guéranger, L’Anno Liturgico, Alba 1959 [orig. franc. 1841], I, p122). Listen to the way that St Bonaventure, the seraphic doctor, invites us to contemplate this scene in his ‘Meditation on the life of Jesus Christ’: `You have also lingered, bent your knee, adored the Lord God, venerated His Mother and greeted Joseph, the holy old man, with reverence. Therefore, kiss the feet of the baby Jesus, who lies in the manger, and pray that the Holy Virgin will allow you to hold Him. Take Him between your arms, hold Him and see His lovable face, kiss it with reverence and rejoice with Him. You can do this because He has come to bring salvation to sinners and He has humbly conversed with them, finally giving Himself as food' (cit. in Guéranger, pp 136-137). Christmas also reminds us of the great mystery of God’s people, of the Church acquired through Christ’s blood, animated by the life giving Spirit, governed by the legitimate shepherds in communion with the successor of Peter. On this day in which the Word came to earth, assuming human nature, body, and soul, how can we not think about His Mystical Body that is animated by the Holy Spirit? ‘For this reason, by no weak analogy, [the Church] is compared to the mystery of the incarnate Word. As the assumed nature inseparably united to Him, serves the divine Word as a living organ of salvation, so, in a similar way, does the visible social structure of the Church serve the Spirit of Christ, who vivifies it, in the building up of the body’. Holy Christmas also reminds us of the mystery of Mary as Mother of God, mother of the Incarnated Word, and mother of His mystical body, the Church. Christmas encourages us to contemplate Jesus together with Mary, reflecting on Jesus with ‘His mother’, as recounted many times in the Gospels. If our faith must be fully evangelical, it can not neglect a sane and profound devotion to the Mother of God, as she shows us the easiest way to reach Jesus. —From the Dicastery for the Clergy The Solemnity of the Nativity the Lord, At Night (First Mass of Christmas) and Mass During the Day (Third Mass of Christmas) Station with Santa Maria Maggiore ad praesepe (St. Mary Major at the Crib): The feast of Christmas is distinguished by a threefold celebration of the Mass. The old Romans imitated a venerable custom of the Church at Jerusalem. There the Christians assembled at the Nativity Grotto in Bethlehem and consecrated the hour of the Lord's birth by the celebration of a night Mass. Thereupon they returned to Jerusalem, arriving at early dawn. Nothing seemed more fitting than to spend that hour commemorating the resurrection in the church of the Resurrection, keeping Christmas with the shepherds. This was their second Mass. On the day itself they would gather again in Jerusalem's main church for the Mass. Thus originated the custom of three Masses on Christmas. When the custom was adopted in Rome, the first, or midnight mass was held in Mary's church of the Crib (St. Mary Major meant Bethlehem to the Roman Christians); the second Mass was celebrated at St. Anastasia's; and the day's final liturgy took place back originally at St. Peter's, but it became St. Mary Major. From Rome the custom spread throughout the West; and when priests began to offer holy Mass daily, it became customary for every priest to celebrate three Masses on Christmas. The Station is at St. Mary Major's, ad praesepe, that is, "at the Crib." In this basilica is a model of the Crib of Jesus, dating from at least the time of Sixtus III (432-440). In the seventh century, a relic from the Crib at Bethlehem was placed there. To the Romans, St. Mary Major represented "Bethlehem". Our gaze is fixed on the crib which has become the throne of the God-man. Above article from Catholic Culture.
A guided tour of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in Champion, Wisconsin. This shrine is an approved Marian shrine by the Catholic Church. Watch it now!
Take the time to help a poor and/or homeless person in some way. Remember that you will be helping Jesus Himself! Please tell the poor and homeless about ForPoorandHomeless.com.For Poor and Homeless
This is a website that is specifically to help the poor and homeless in the U.S. We encourage all single Catholics to tell the unemployed, the working poor, low-income, homeless people and/or anyone who may need help about this online website. In the meantime, visit the free resource website today! Please click here to view ForPoorandHomeless.com.  A PRAYER OF PROTECTION: Each of these silver pendants is engraved with an inspirational message that reads "St. Michael" - St. Michael protects us, our passengers and all who pass by, with a steady hand and a watchful eye. You can have it blessed by a Catholic priest if you like just to be sure.
EASILY ATTACHES TO YOUR CAR VISOR: Attach our heavenly protector to your car or truck visor and bring protection during your travels. Click on the pendant to buy it today! Powerful Novena Prayer to St. PhilomenaWe beseech Thee, O Lord, to grant us the pardon of our sins by the intercession of Saint Philomena, virgin and martyr, who was always in Thy sight by her eminent chastity and by the profession of every virtue. Amen. Illustrious virgin and martyr, Saint Philomena, behold me prostrate before the throne of the Most Holy Trinity. Full of confidence in thy protection, I entreat thee to intercede for me with God, from the heights of Heaven deign to cast a glance upon thy humble client! Spouse of Christ, protect me in the dangers that surround me, obtain for me the graces necessary for me, and in particular (Here specify your request). Above all, help me at the hour of my death. Saint Philomena, powerful with God, pray for us. Amen. O God, Most Holy Trinity, we thank Thee for the graces Thou didst bestow upon the Blessed Virgin Mary, and upon Thy handmaid Philomena, through whose intercession we implore Thy Mercy. Amen.
St. Anthony is known to be a great "miracle worker" and the terror of demons. This novena must be said for 9 consecutive days without missing any days. If you miss a day, you must restart the novena again. To read larger version, click here.
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The Angel's Prayer of Fatima
"Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Ghost, I adore Thee profoundly, and I offer Thee the Most Precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of the same Son Jesus Christ, present in the Tabernacles of the world, in reparation for all the sacrileges, outrages and indifferences by which He Himself is offended. And by the infinite merits of His Most Sacred Heart and through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I beg of Thee the conversion of poor sinners. Amen" Prayer To Our Heavenly Father My God, I believe, I adore, I hope and I love You! I ask pardon of You for those who do not believe, do not adore, do not hope and do not love You. Amen (Say this prayer frequently each day as it was taught to the three children by the Angel at Fatima)
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Vatican asks for winter clothing to send to Ukraine
by Rome Reports Pope Francis returns to public veneration of Mary
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Buy books about the single Catholic life, click here. And, be sure to buy religious sacramentals that every Catholic should be wearing, click here. Check out EWTN On-Demand which gives access to over 12,000 Catholic video programs online. Watch Catholic TV today. Click here to watch Catholic TV today! If you would like to volunteer to help at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in Lourdes, France, please click here. You must pay for your own round-trip plane airfare to Lourdes but the Shrine will assist you with accommodations there for only 12 Euros per day for meals and accommodations. Apply today. Learn about the Sacred Heart of Jesus and more about the Divine Mercy of Jesus. Send for a Papal Blessing Parchment for you and your family. Send for some genuine Lourdes Water for people who are in need of healing at the Lourdes Center. Encourage your family to Catholic Homeschool their kids if they cannot afford regular Catholic school. See Permanent Exhibition of the Body of Padre Pio at The Shrine of St. Pio of Pietrelcina in Italy. Read the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops 
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Volunteer at the St. Vincent De Paul Society. Browse some of the volunteer opportunities. - Click here for more information in the USA on how to help in your state. Contact them here. Click here for the international society if you would like to help in Europe or around the world.
The Knights of Columbus were founded in 1882 by Father Michael J. McGivney and it has grown to many thousands of Knights throughout the world. It consists of men who would like to work in service to Christ and the Catholic Church in their own parish. If you would like to join the Knights of Columbus, please click here to contact a council or an assembly in your city/state. If you would like to find out about the benefits of becoming a member, please click here.
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If you would like to receive a blessed Miraculous Medal for you and your family and become a member of the Association of the Miraculous Medal, click here, or call 1-800-264-6279 Mon-Fri in the U.S. 
This novena is to be said for 9 days
without missing any days. If you miss a day, you must restart the novena. To read larger version, click here. St. Jude is the patron saint of impossible and urgent cases. To send petitions or request a Mass at St. Jude's Shrine, click here. 
There are many single Catholics that became great saints and who used their God-given talents and gifts in their own lives, for their community and for the Catholic Church. Here are some single Catholic saints that you can read about and hopefully they will inspire you to do great things in your own lives.
Single Women Saints
St. Catherine of Siena
St. Joan of Arc St. Kateri Tekakwitha St. Elizabeth of Hungary St. Rose of Lima St. Mary di Rosa St. Zita of Lucca Single Men Saints
St. Maurinus
St. Christopher St. Joseph Moscati Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati St. Casimir of Poland St. Guy of Anderlecht St. Aloysius Gonzaga For a list of more patron saints, click here
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Servants of the Lord Jesus Christ and Sons and Daughters of the Blessed Mother The Single Catholic Congregation of the Servants of the Lord Jesus Christ and Sons and Daughters of the Blessed Mother was started in 2022. It is an online single Catholic congregation that helps to foster a commitment of chastity within the single Catholic's life, and a greater love for and closeness to the Lord Jesus and to the Blessed Mother. We want to be able to serve and dedicate our single Catholic lives to The Lord Jesus and to The Blessed Mother as a Single Catholic Servant of the Lord Jesus Christ and as a Son and Daughter of the Blessed Mother. Since we are single, we can also help to serve the needs of the Catholic Church and perform Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy within our families, in our Catholic Churches and within our communities. Please sign up to become a member. Our congregation has rules that must be adhered to in the congregation. Click here to sign up today. We welcome practicing, baptized, traditional, single Catholic men and women, ages 18-100 who believe in and obey all the teachings of the Catholic Church.
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Center for the sacred heart of jesusRead about the Center For the Sacred Heart of Jesus and stay close and have a devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus today. Click here for more information about the Sacred Heart of Jesus and why you and your family should have a devotion to Jesus' Sacred Heart..
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
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Many Catholics dream of visiting the holy Marian shrines but may find it too expensive to do so. With modern technology, the Catholic Church has found ways to make the Marian shrines available to all people by allowing Catholics and all Christians to ask petitions and to view the Marian shrines live on location. Please take the time to spend time with the Blessed Mother at Her shrines and email your petitions to Her. You can also listen to the information about the various Marian apparitions. Click on the names of the Shrines to be transported to those locations and click on the stories of Our Lady.
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St. Catherine of Siena describes about the vision of hell. We need to make sure that we change our lives so that we will attain heavenly salvation and not eternal destruction. If you have sinned, please go to confession as soon as possible so that you will again be united with God and Our Lord Jesus. Then, make sure that you do not continue to offend God or Our Lord anymore. |
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It is extremely important that single Catholics throughout the world learn about their faith. There are some Catholics who were not catechized well as children and did not learn much about their faith at that young age. As adult Catholics, we must all know what our Catholic faith teaches so that no one is ignorant of the faith. Take the time now to read the online version of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Once you learn more about your Catholic faith, you can then help to pass on that information to family and many others. Click here to read the Catechism of the Catholic Church. |
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