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  • Why witches hate the St. Benedict Medal?

    By Aleteia The exact origin of the St. Benedict Medal is hard to pinpoint, but it is believed that the various symbols on it can be traced to a Benedictine monastery in the 17th century. According to Dom Prosper Guéranger in his short book The Medal or Cross of St. Benedict, a Benedictine monastery thwarted…

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  • Prayer of an Old Lady from Fr. Stedman

    My loving Lord, a thousand welcomes!O son of Mary, I love You, indeed I do.Who am I at all that You should come next or near Me?O God of heaven! make a little corner for me in Your Heart,and never, while there’s life in me, let me lose my place.And after my death may I…

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  • Inviolate| 11th century prayer

    Inviolate, spotless and pure art thou, O Mary Who wast made the radiant gate of the King. Holy mother of Christ most dear, receive our devout hymn and praise. Our hearts and tongues now ask of thee that our souls and bodies may be pure. By thy sweet sounding prayers obtain for us forgiveness forever.…

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  • “Attention, humans! Check out ‘Star Trek: The Motion Picture’”

    By Aleteia The large-screen Star Trek: The Motion Picture was released in theaters 44 years ago to much anticipation. Unfortunately, the critical reception and box office numbers were lukewarm. It would take Star Trek II a few years later to bring the franchise back to life. The first film has largely been forgotten, watched only…

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  • Maker of All, Eternal King |from the Roman Breviary, by St. Ambrose

    Maker of all, eternal King, who day and night about dost bring: who weary mortals to relieve, dost in their times the seasons give: Now the shrill cock proclaims the day, and calls the sun’s awakening ray, the wandering pilgrim’ guiding light, that marks the watches night by night. Roused at the note, the morning…

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  • PRAYER AGAINST MALEFICE FROM THE GREEK RITUAL

    Kyrie eleison. God, our Lord, King of ages, All-powerful and All-mighty, You Who made everything and Who transform everything simply by Your will. You Who in Babylon changed into dew the flames of the ‘seven-times hotter’ furnace and protected and saved the three holy children. You are the doctor and the physician of our soul.…

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  • New Catholic Children’s Book Released!

    “Apparitions of Holy Mother Mary: Five Heavenly Calls to Children!” Embark on a breathtaking journey through time and faith in “Apparitions of Holy Mother Mary.” In this captivating children’s book, the heavenly voice of Holy Mother Mary reaches out to young hearts across the globe. Through chosen messengers, she conveys messages of repentance, prayer, and…

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  • Miraculous Infant of Prague Prayer

    Composed by Rev. Cyrillus a Matre DeiThe first and most devoted venerator of theHoly Infant of Prague Jesus unto Thee I flee,Through Thy Mother praying Thee,In my need to succor me.Truly, I believe of TheeGod Thou art with strength to shield me;Full of trust, I hope of TheeThou Thy grace wilt give to me.All my…

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  • Miraculous Prayer to Our Lady of Manaoag for Urgent Needs

    According to recorded history, the Augustinians came to Pangasinan in 1575 and established the missions of Lingayen, Bagnotan (which is now called Dagupan), and Santa Monica (now called Manaoag) as part of their evangelization efforts.   Because the Pangasinenses prefer to believe in paganism, the missionaries decided to leave. But this was just the start…

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  • Orthodox Church of Ukraine Decides to Celebrate Christmas on December 25 as per Gregorian Calendar

    The autocephalous Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) has charted history by deciding to celebrate Christmas on Dec. 25 as per the Gregorian Calendar like the Roman Catholics. This decision was taken by the Council of Bishops on May 24 in an apparent act of defiance towards the Russian Orthodox Church. The Council almost unanimously voted…

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