The Glorious Promise of Salvation in Mary’s Assumption to Heaven

While we are not deserving of the glorious assumption that the Mother of our Lord has enjoyed, we deserve to follow Mary’s example of virtue, obedience, and patience in her suffering alongside our Lord Jesus Christ. It may not be a promise but, as what the Blessed Virgin had promised Saint Bernadette in Lourdes, we can only have happiness in the next life and not in this one.

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Hail, Holy Queen: The Mother of God, the Queen of Heaven and Earth

Part of the traditions of the Flowers of May includes a recitation of the Salve Regina, or the Hail Holy Queen, which is an ancient prayer said in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Yet, there is a deeper mystery that lies beneath the prayer, which invokes the great intercessory power of the Mother of

The Lord’s Prayer: The Prayer of all prayers.

Wherever we go, there are prayers that we say alongside our personal supplications. One of them is the Lord’s Prayer, which we affectionately know as the “Our Father”. As we recite the Lord’s Prayer today, let us remember that we aren’t just saying meaningless words. Rather, we are putting ourselves to the loving protection of God, entrusting ourselves to His fatherly care, and declare our Christianity through the prayer our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, has taught us.

Fundamentals of the Catholic Faith: The Apostles Creed

The Apostles Creed is one of the oldest doctrines and prayers of the Catholic Christian faith. It is also the most simple account of what it is to be a Christian and what it takes to become one. It was said that this prayer was the original creed professed by the Apostles and the early Christian communities long before the establishment of the Nicene Creed or the Athanasian Creed. It’s unbelievable that this prayer was said alongside the oldest prayer in Christian history – the Lord’s Prayer.