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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Leading Us to Our Judgment Day (33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)
/RSS FeedIn this essay, David L. Gray delves into the deep connection between Daniel’s visions and the Catholic liturgy, emphasizing themes of resurrection, judgment, and eternal life. It explores the significance of the Mass in guiding the faithful and preparing them for the final judgment, drawing parallels with apocalyptic prophecies from the Book of Revelation.
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The Heart of Compassion: Embracing God’s Love and Unity (8th Sunday After the Cross – Melkite Lectionary)
In this essay, Deacon Christopher Major explores the importance of love, patience, and unity in the church, emphasizing God’s commands and the teachings of Jesus. It uses the parable of the Good Samaritan and stories like Albert Einstein’s kindness to illustrate compassion and selflessness, urging readers to promote love and help their neighbors in all aspects of life.
The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Unity of Service and Sacrifice (32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)
/RSS FeedFor the 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B, David L. Gray comments on the profound themes of service and sacrifice through the biblical accounts of widows in 1 Kings 17:10-16 and Mark 12:38-44, as they shine a light on the essence of the Catholic liturgy and its teachings. Discover how these stories, along with insights from Hebrews 9:24-28, inspire us to live a life of faith, hope, and divine grace.
The Homily is Not the Most Important Part of the Liturgy of the Catholic Mass
David L. Gray explores the integral role of the homily in the Catholic Mass, its significance in nurturing Christian life, and the balance between its importance and the sacred rhythm of the liturgy.
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Return to the Sacred (A Discussion Course on the Dispelling of Darkness in the World) engages twenty-seven prominent Catholic Priests, Deacons, Religious, Theologians, and Evangelists to answer the questions: (1) How did we get here to a point in time where the pursuit of secular human rights has become more important than the pursuit of the sacred? (2) What have we lost along the way, and (3) What can we do to turn people back and orient themselves to the sacred?
The Catholic Catechism (Teaching) on Freemasonry consists of 16 Sessions that cover the origins of Freemasonry, the philosophy and principles of Freemasonry in each of the three craft lodge degrees, Freemasonry as a religion, each of the papal and congregation of the doctrine of faith documents against Freemasonry within their historical context, perspective, continuity, and impact, and in the last session, I will place Freemasonry within the context of it belonging to the ongoing reordering of the world or the great reset.
‘Talks on the Catechism of the Catholic Church /w David L. Gray’ consists of thirty-one lessons that succinctly bridge the teachings of the Catholic Church, as found in the 2016 Catechism of the Catholic Church ©, with the liturgy of the Catholic Mass.
Introduction to the Theology of the Catholic Mass is a four-session course that will take you on a journey through the history, theology, and spirituality of the Mass. You will learn how the Mass is like a divine symphony, composed by God and performed by His people. You will explore the different liturgical rites of the Church, from the ancient to the modern, and see how they express the same faith in different ways. You will also learn how to worship more deeply in the Mass, and how to live a liturgical life in the world.
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