Dear Friends, I wish you a very blessed Easter! Christ is risen, alleluia!!! Probably one of the most haunting and moving portions of the Easter Week liturgy is the sequence Victimae Paschali Laudes. It is a joyful piece of Gregorian … Continue reading
by Therese Ivers border=”4″ height=”275″ hspace=”5″ vspace=”5″ width=”234″ /> This year I decided to be present at a Mass that happens once a year in the cathedrals of the dioceses around the world because of its significance for vocations. The … Continue reading
by Therese Ivers The permanent diaconate was recently revived after centuries of disuse in the Catholic Church. Those who are called to be permanent deacons have a somewhat unique vocation. A permanent deacon may be either single or married. He, … Continue reading
by Therese Ivers The first secular institute with whom I came in contact were the Father Kolbe Missionaries. Not many people respond to a call to a vocation to a secular institute and in part, I believe it is because … Continue reading
by Therese Ivers A consecrated hermit is an individual who has made public vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience in the hands of his bishop and lives them according to a rule of life approved by that bishop. The “diocesan … Continue reading
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