Video – Mary & The Ratzinger Report, part II – Dr Miravalle: MCast 59
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Marycast #59 ( To ask questions regarding Mary, email Dr Mark Miravalle: marycast@airmaria.com Ave Maria! |

Marycast #59 ( To ask questions regarding Mary, email Dr Mark Miravalle: marycast@airmaria.com Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria!– March’s Theme: Imperfections and Sins “Jesus did not measure His Blood for the salvation of man. Would He perhaps measure my sins so as to then lose me? Certainly not! He will quickly and holily avenge Himself with His holy love towards the most ungrateful of His creatures.” |
TENTH STATION
Jesus is stripped of his garments
V/. Adoramus te, Christe, et benedicimus tibi. R/. Quia per sanctam crucem tuam redemisti mundum. From the Gospel according to Matthew. 27:33-36 And when they came to a place called Golgotha (which means the place of a skull), they offered him wine to drink, mingled with gall, but when he tasted it, he would not drink it. And when they had crucified him, they divided his garments among them by casting lots; then they sat down and kept watch over him there. MEDITATION: Jesus is stripped of his garments. Clothing gives a man his social position; it gives him his place in society, it makes him someone. His public stripping means that Jesus is no longer anything at all, he is simply an outcast, despised by all alike. The moment of the stripping reminds us of the expulsion from Paradise: God’s splendor has fallen away from man, who now stands naked and exposed, unclad and ashamed. And so Jesus once more takes on the condition of fallen man. Stripped of his garments, he reminds us that we have all lost the “first garment” that is God’s splendor. (more…) |
The hermeneutic of continuity: Mass yesterday evening By Fr Tim Finigan More photos at Mulieris Fortis |
Ave Maria! Well, we had a big day in Tarquinia, Italy on Wednesday with the ordinations of five Franciscans of the Immaculate to the Priesthood by Bishop Raymond Burke, Prefect of the Apostolic Signatura, celebrated in the Extraordinary Form (Traditional Latin Mass). Congratulations to the ordinandi: Bishop Burke, Fr. Stefano, FI Founder and the five ordinandi. From left to right Fr. Giovanni Paolo Da Silva (Brazilian), Fr. Andre Maria Fernandes Gomes (Brazilian), Bishop Raymond Burke (Ordinator), Fr. Cayetano Maria Sulit (Philippines), Fr. John Lawrence Mary Polis (USA), Fr. Timeteo Maria De Iuliis (Italian), Fr. Stefano Manelli. (Photo from our Benin web site www.mediatrice.net) There are also great posts on New Litrugical Movement, and others: Iona Catholic: Ordinations of five new Franciscans of the Immaculate Roman Catholic Vocations: Franciscans of the Immaculate Ordinations Below footage and photos from ORBIS CATHOLICVS Video also viewable on Gloria.tv |
Homily #090327 ( Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria!– March’s Theme: Imperfections and Sins “Let us examine ourselves at the end of every action and, knowing of some imperfection, let us not be troubled over it, but let us confound and humble ourselves before the goodness of God; let us ask pardon to the Lord and beg Him to guard us against it for the future.” |
Ave Maria! In the second presentation at our International Centenary Symposium on the Mariology of Bl. John Duns Scotus held in Durham, England, Fr. Johannes Schneider, OFM, discusses the Christocentrism of Bl. John Duns Scotus and its implications for Mariology. Fr. Johannes’ presentation is read by Fr. Peter D. Felhner, F.I. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria!– March’s Theme: Imperfections and Sins “If the offense that is given to Jesus by every faithful highly displeases Him, much more displeasing is the offense done to Him by a Priest. I tell Jesus that I do not want to commit any more sins; but if He does not sustain my weakness, on the first occasion I will show myself to be that which I have always been. I told Him that I love Him always; but […] I am always inclined towards evil.” |
Homily #090326 ( Ave Maria! |
Homily #090325s ( We must follow the obedience of the New Eve not the Old, and be humble as Christ who is God and became man for our sake. Ave Maria! Mass readings |
Ave Maria!
We are busily working out the bugs for doing live streaming on a more routine basis for events here at the friary and in the field. We hope to be doing daily broadcasts of the morning Mass. For this reason we have not given much advanced notice of our upcoming live broadcasts since we are still in the experimental stage. This effort will require some purchasing of equipment so please be generous in this Lenten Season by pressing the donate button in the top of the right hand sidebar, Thank you. Upcoming events: Wednesday, March 25, 7pm, Missa Cantata Latin Mass: We will be having a live broadcast tonight at 7pm Eastern for the Missa Cantata at our friary here in celebration of the Feast of The Annunciation, which the FIs are celebrating as a Solemnity. Friday, March 27, Fr. Paul Check of Courage: St. Patrick’s Church in Providence, RI. Link to map: Click Here. Fr. Paul N. Check, nationally known speaker and incoming Executive Director of Courage, International for Mass, followed by a discussion about: “Courage, the Cross, and Same Sex Attraction: What Does the Catholic Church Really Teach About Homosexuality?” Broadcast depends on internet availability at the site. Saturday, March 28, 3-8pm, Prolife Youth Conferernce: Prolife Youth Conference at the St. Micheal’s Gym at the Holy Family Academy in Baltic, CT. Many dynamic speakers from the area covering a wide number of subjects on how to be a pro-life evangelist. Broadcast depends on internet availability at the event. |
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Ave Maria Meditations
Answer Quickly, O Virgin!
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Mary’s Consent
When Our Lady stood up, a queenly child, and uttered her fiat to the Angel of God, her words began to make Christ’s voice. Those first words of consent had already spoken Christ’s last words of consent; her “1 commit myself to you, do whatever you like with me” were already spoken by Christ in her; they were one and the same with his: “Father, into your hands I commend my spirit”. (more…) |
Homily #090325 ( Ave Maria! Mass readings |
Ave Maria!– March’s Theme: Imperfections and Sins “With blood in my eyes I write this letter. Know, my Father,I had the courage to offend Jesus again with a lie. My God, how shameful! And I have the courage, O Father, to accuse others, while I am the worst of them all! Yes, I now truly recognize myself to be the most unworthy of all the miserable creatures.” |