Today is called Divine Mercy Sunday. On this Sunday we are called by Our Lord to cleave to him as our hope, our rock and our refuge. It is good news for ALL sinners. It points to the grace of mercy that is close at hand, at our fingers and waiting to be given to us, if only we ask.

Many today have now taken down their Christmas decorations, but some still follow what was the old tradition as found in the Tridentine Latin Liturgical calendar and do not take down their Christmas decorations in their homes until Candlemass on 2nd February.

The First Sunday of Advent begins the Church’s Liturgical Year.

St Michael as the Commander of all the Angels comes into view many times in the Story of Salvation.

Holy Souls, Indulgences and Treasury of Merit

There are three levels of preparation: Remote, Proximate, and Immediate Preparation.

The Eucharist is the Last Sacrament when taken as Viaticum (a word that means: ‘provision for the journey’)

Our Lord makes clear that the Eucharist is essential to anyone who wishes to have eternal life, who wishes to be saved

The Eucharist is a mystery because it is inexhaustible in both its intelligibility and reality. Why so?