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Amazing Triple Play Baseball. Pitcher Strikes Out Batter. Catcher Thro...
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Amazing Triple Play Baseball. Pitcher Strikes Out Batter. Catcher Throws out Runner Stealing 2nd. Second Basemen throws runner on 3rd going home.
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June 22, 2009. It was on a farm in a small town in southern Italy where ...
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June 22, 2009. It was on a farm in a small town in southern Italy where Padre Pio, one of the most famous, studied, and loved saints of our time, grew up.
His name was Francesco and he was born on May 25, 1887. His parents, who were Christian were not at all surprised when he decided to become a capuchin. At 23, he was ordained a priest.
He couldnt join the order for six years because of his health problems. Once he entered the San Giovanni Rotondo convent his main ministry was to hear confessions to which he dedicated 14 hours of his day.
Friar Francesco Dileo
Order of Capuchins
It was in religious life where he became saintly. He lived the virtues of religious life in a very deep manner. This showed the world a great saint, a man who decided to devote his life to the service of God and men.
But God asked more of him. In 1918, when he was 31, his hands and his side began to reveal signs of the same wounds Christ suffered on the cross caused by the nails and spear that penetrated his hands and side.
Friar Francesco Dileo
Order of Capuchins
He accepted to participate in the passion of Christ. But he didnt need these external signs. He said, Why do I need this confusion? Because he knew the expectations that these stigmas would spark around him.
Padre Pio gained quite a following due to the physical signs on his body, his pastoral care for those who visited San Giovanni Rotondo, and the miracles attributed to him. He received hundreds of letters from people asking for his help.
There were so many that the brothers of his order had to help him read them all.
He didnt rest much, yet he was still happy. To avoid possible confusion, the Vatican asked him to live a non-public life, and he obeyed.
Eleven years later, Pope Pius XII allowed him to continue his public ministry and he received Catholics and non-Catholics alike.
Friar Francesco Dileo
Order of Capuchins
They say a person came to Padre Pio to ask for his help in building a hospital. He was a doctor or engineer. He said, I dont believe in God, And Padre Pio responded, Dont worry. God believes in you.
Today, his witness is still remembered and celebrated. His example and words continue to leave those devoted to him in awe. Apart from the extraordinary events surrounding Padre Pios life, it was his simplicity and care for others that still inspires people today.
PVB
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The Vatican is preparing a DVD to show priests and the faithful how the ...
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The Vatican is preparing a DVD to show priests and the faithful how the Tridentine Mass is celebrated also known as the Traditional Mass.
This mass, celebrated in Lain, is a predecessor of the current one and was adopted between the Council of Trent and the Second Vatican Council.
Seven years after the Council of Trent, in 1570, the Pope, St. Pius V published an edition of the Roman Missal. With this publication he did not create the new Mass, but he unified all the existing forms of liturgy. This lasted until 1963.
The DVD, being produced by the Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei, will be available in four languages: Spanish, English, French and Italian.
The video features the recording of a complete Mass following the Latin rite.
It also highlights the various moments and actions during the celebration, such as the preparation or key moments of the Mass.
In this way, the Holy See wants the faithful to know and better understand the Tridentine Mass, especially after Pope Benedict XVIs allowing it to be celebrated universality without special permission.
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Traditional Latin Mass filmed on the Feast of the Sacred Heart in the sm...
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Traditional Latin Mass filmed on the Feast of the Sacred Heart in the small chapel of the International Seminary of Saint Cure d'Ars, Flavigny, France, in 1999. The seminary is the Society of Saint Pius X's second European seminary. Typically seminarians spend their first year of spiritually there before leaving for Ecône, Switzerland, to complete their training.
The film presents the ceremonies of the Missa Solemnis or Solemn High Mass with Gregorian chant and polyphonic motets. Some local customs take place during the Mass. For example, birettas are not worn and the Domini Non Sum Dignus is recited aloud by all present. More astute listeners might also notice the French pronunciation, which is perhaps not the ideal.
This film has been available on the Internet for quite some time encoded in a very low quality format. I have encoded the video here from an original source at the highest quality possible given the size restrictions at Youtube. Unfortunately this has resulted in a slightly blurred picture and mono sound rather than stereo. Apart from the addition of captions, the film remains unchanged.
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