Today we celebrate The Solemnity of the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ – Christmas Day liturgy of the Holy Mass. This is the great event of the coming of our Lord within us. This coming is very special, because the eternal not material Word of God, who is always with God the Father, by […]
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Today we celebrate the 4th Sunday of Advent. This Sunday is the Sunday of Love and we start that by lighting the 4th candle and we remember about great love which God our Father gave us – and this special gift from God is Jesus Christ Emmanuel – God with us. Today we will hear
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Today we celebrate the 3rd Sunday of Advent. This Sunday we call rejoicing Sunday, or Sunday of JOY, because we are very close to the meeting with Jesus in the feast of Christmas, (for that reason we use the pink color for the liturgy, we light the pink candle in the Advent Wreath too.) We
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Today we celebrate the 2nd Sunday of Advent. The word Advent means – “come†and we ask Our Lord and Master to come second time, it means that we are waiting on Christ coming here and now. In this Liturgical Time we have two people for good example, who have the very special attitude of
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Today we celebrate the 1st Sunday of Advent. The Advent Season begins the new Liturgical Year 2014 which makes us closer to our salvation. The topic for the Year 2014 is: “We feel the joy of Evangelization.â€. It reminds us that we need to proclaim the Gospel by our words and deeds everywhere. From the
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Today we celebrate the 34th Sunday in Ordinary Time. It is Christ the King Sunday – the last Sunday of the Liturgical Year. Next Sunday – the First Sunday of Advent – we begin a new Liturgical Year. So we are at the end of a Church year. It is appropriate that today we have
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Today we celebrate the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Â We are coming to the end of the liturgical year 2013. The next Sunday 34th will be the last Sunday of that year. In the liturgical year as in our own life the things are going to the end. The right understanding of those things
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