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Italian Freemasonry mourns Francis, a kindred spirit

We're not in the habit of reproducing Masonic press releases, but this obituary of Francis is a special case.

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Francis is dead, RIP

Jorge Mario Bergoglio, whom many knew as 'Pope Francis,' has gone to his reward. What next?

Apr 21 •

What happened when Christ rose from the dead

Did Christ visit his mother first after his resurrection—and did he bring with him the saints from Limbo?

Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Apr 20

The Passion: Four Evangelists, ONE Narrative

Watch now | We're used to hearing the Passion narratives sung in three different voices—here is an arrangement like that, but also unlike it.

Apr 18 •

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The real timeline of the Last Supper and the Crucifixion

Some say Christ celebrated the Last Supper a day early—or even that the Evangelists disagree. Fray Luis de León explains the truth.

Apr 17

Christ’s silence in his Passion—and in his Church

The Church stands before the world, as Christ stood before Pilate to be judged—and she stands in silence.

Apr 15 •

Why Palm Sunday’s joy ends at the church door

The triumph of the procession on Palm Sunday does not spill over into the Mass. But why?

Apr 12 •

Our Lady's consent to Christ's sacrifice

She was not like any other bereaved mother: her sufferings were not only greater, but different in kind.

Apr 11 •

Does charity require us to assume orthodoxy and good will?

The idea of a dogmatic 'benefit of the doubt' is contradicted by the Catholic authority.

Apr 10 •

‘Providential weapon' which must not be lost—Pius XII on the Spiritual Exercises

Pius XII affirmed the 'Work' of Fr Vallet, and called for the Ignatian Exercises to be offered in every parish in the world.

Apr 8

Passion Sunday: The Composure of Christ

The Roman liturgy presents a Christ who suffers with majesty, silence, and strength.

Apr 6 •

What did Christ mean by, ‘Before Abraham was made, I AM’?

Some way that Our Lord never claimed to be divine in the Gospels. This passage shows that this is false.

Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Apr 6

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