Isn’t he? We had another wonderful visit with him yesterday! We are so blessed! 🥰🙏

Good Good. Happy Feast of the Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ! Christi Himmelfart!

Bilber Rodrigues Hello Bilber! You can email Sr Mary Cabrini at [email protected] she’s in charge of the choir and might be able to help. God bless you! And may St Philomena pray for us! 🙏

Teresa Mary Philomena Hi Teresa, you can call Queen of the Holy Rosary (602 267-0813 they are in Phoenix, AZ), ask for Sr Mary Cabrini, she heads up the choir and can help you out. God bless you! St Philomena Ora Pro nobis!

@@kstewskis , thanks so much! I'll definitely give Sister a call in the morning. If you're on Facebook, you can find me there under this name so you can see pictures of the Traveling St. Philomena Statue Devotion Box I've been building.

Holy Innocents

still looking for an answer... was saint jochannon the first Christian martyr, or was saint Stephen?

The Holy Innocents are considered the first martyrs. @@bradleyhauf1554

they would have had to have been baptized into The Lord's Name. Into The New Adam. John could have been his own, therefore making the story of saint Stephen true and correct. They would have had to have been baptized into - unto Christ in order to have been accurately Christian Martyrs. My second greatest commandment be with you brethren.@@fatherraleigh8878

O God, whose praise the holy Martyrs, the Innocents, published this day, not by speaking, but by dying; mortify us in all our vicious inclinations: that we may show forth in our actions they faith which we profess with our lips.( From the collect of the feast of the Holy Innocents). " Oh truly happy Bethlehem! City wherein our Redeemer was born, and where he was presented with the first Martyrs - the first Victims dedicated to the new born King. ( Bede the Venerable ) Rightly are they called the Flowers of the Martyrs, for they grew in the mid-winter of infidelity as the first buds of the Church ( Preface of Mosarabic Missal) Ye, Christ's first victim, tender flock of lambs ready for sacrifice: ( Vespers of feast of Holy Innocents) The Innocents were the first offering consecrated to thy immaculate Birth, O Jesus ( Greek Church) Thus it was that the glory of Martyrdom began with innocent Babes; ( Dom Gueranger Liturgical year, volume II ). @@bradleyhauf1554

kelly montgomery I’m sure it’ll be a beautiful tribute to St Michael! God bless you!

Just prayed for you, Marlene. We need you in heaven. God needs you. 🙏

Will Giuseppe Malinao I’ll try to locate the lyrics for you by the weekend. God bless you.

Will Giuseppe Malinao hi Will, you can find the lyrics on this link: missionbell.homestead.com/StPhilomenaChaplet.html

Latin is the universal liturgical language of the Roman Rite Church. In the Epistle of Hebrews, Chapter 5, verse 1, it states: "Every priest is ordained for men in the things that pertain to God, that he may offer up gifts and sacrifices for sins." A priest has two chief duties: to offer the unbloody sacrifices to God through the Holy Mass, and to sanctify men by God's teachings and instruction, as well as providing for the holy sacraments. In the Holy Mass, when a priest is speaking, he is speaking directly to God in the language of the Church, not to men (as with the Jews, when they recite their incantations in Hebrew when they are in the synagogue). That is the orientation of the liturgy that has always been, since the ancient Israelites have practiced in their worship to God. However, when they address the congregation, they are always speaking in the vernacular (i.e. the sermon). At Vatican II, this liturgical practice (like many others) was inverted, making the orientation man centered vs God centered. Hence why the novus ordo (new order) is said in the vernacular (for man, not God), which, in practice has caused severe confusion in the Church due to mis-translations and fluidity in modern languages (think: The Tower of Babel). "Dead" language meanings and traditional practices (Latin, Hebrew, classical Greek ect...) do not change. St Pope Pius X encouraged all Catholics to not just read the Holy Mass, but to pray the Holy Mass. Infinite graces are bestowed because of it. I would suggest contacting a traditional priest in your area to access a Latin missal with the accurate vernacular translation, so that you can learn the Latin easily. We were recently able to get a Mandarin Chinese Latin missal out to someone in Mainland China, who earlier this year was baptized in the Traditional Latin Rite, Deo gratias! Pax, and God bless you.

Thank you for reminding me! The Litany to St Joseph, Prayer to St Joseph, and Novena prayer to St Joseph are listed above. At the very beginning of the video you'll hear the Leonine prayers prayed directly after every Low Mass (3 Hail Mary's, Hail Holy Queen, St Michael Prayer). God bless you!

Timeless! So pleased that you stopped by, please tell your friends and pray them anytime! May God bless you during this Triduum and may He bless you abundantly during this upcoming Easter Season! God bless you.

They still say in my church and I'm only 11

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THANK Thank God for this version . I did this for many years. It is very holy and pleasing to ,jesus.. may he bless you this holy season....

Absolutely! Gifts and the graces received from God are never to be changed (I learned something new last night, Council of Trent Session 7, Canon 13). So glad you enjoyed this! I hope you are having a blessed Triduum and may you and yours have a very blessed and grace filled Easter! God bless you.

Phoenix, AZ. Queen of the Holy Rosary.

+Therese Mackenzie Thank you! Will check it out. God bless you!

did you perform this on a sunday or the day of ST Michaels feast, wondering if I can do this on a Sunday entrance hymn

Teresa Cichewicz Yes, you can use it as the entrance hymn. I am doing it in a hour's time for the morning Mass of the Archangels.