Stay prayerful, stay faithful, stay Catholic – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Often called the "king of instruments," the organ has played an integral role in the liturgy, creating an atmosphere of reverence, solemnity, and joy.
From the grand cathedrals of Europe to
the humble parish churches across the world, the organ has been a
steadfast companion to the prayers and hymns of the faithful.
Each year, I try to be intentional about how I observe Lent.
Like many of
us, I strive to embrace the three pillars of Lent: prayer, fasting,
and almsgiving, but sometimes, life gets busy, and despite my best
efforts, I find myself losing focus. That’s why this year, I’ve
decided to embark on a deeper, more structured spiritual journey
through daily prayer.
As Christians, we strive to live holy lives, but what can we do when the battle feels overwhelming, and we’re on the verge of giving in?
The good news is that God’s grace is always available to help us resist temptation.
This article will explore practical steps and spiritual tools you can use right now to fight temptation and grow stronger in your faith.
Over time, however, I've developed a routine that has greatly enriched my participation in Mass and helps deepen my understanding of the Scriptures.
In this article, I will share how I use my missal throughout the week and how it influences my experience at Mass.
