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All Saint's Day Christanon 11/01/17 (Wed) 00:58:29 8c0f07 No.547867

Just a reminder tomorrow (Nov 1) is a holy day of obligation!

We can pay no greater honor to the Saints than by offering up to God in their name the Blood of Jesus. The efficacy of their past merits and present prayers is greatly increased when offered to God in close association with the merits and prayers of our Lord. Therefore the Church commemorates on this day all the Saints in heaven without exception, and thus honors also those who are unknown and who have no public recognition in the Liturgy

>Gaudete et exsultate quoniam merces vestra copiosa est in coelis!

Christanon 11/01/17 (Wed) 01:04:34 7f4b8a No.547876

Roma delenda est

Christanon 11/01/17 (Wed) 01:09:01 cdf7b4 No.547880

>>547867

I assume it isn't a holy day of obligation in Canada. I didn't go to mass on the feast of the assumption and when I went to confession the priest told me it wasn't obligatory.

tutor. ## Board Owner 11/01/17 (Wed) 15:20:47 b2fd1e No.548085

Have a blessed All Saints' Day everyone!

>>547880

Pretty sure it is in Canada, but I'd double check on that.

Christanon 11/01/17 (Wed) 16:22:06 cdf7b4 No.548109

>>548085

https://www.catholic.com/magazine/online-edition/what-are-the-holy-days-of-obligation

It isn't.

Christanon 11/02/17 (Thu) 13:46:43 0aa4ae No.548429

Had a different priest for mass yesterday and was pleasantly surprised. The homily started off kind of on what I thought was the wrong note, with some crying about persecution in the past in the US, talking about signs reading "Catholics need not apply." Then the priest started talking about how now and going forward we will be persecuted for for the sake of righteousness, standing against gay "marriage," against degeneracy, and for Jesus.

He then talked about some Christians around the world being arrested and even killed for their faith in Christ, and he ended it with this:

If you were to be put on trial for being a Christian, would they have enough evidence to convict?

This has left a great impression on me.