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The Blessed Virgin and The Holy Eucharist - Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. |
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Our Lady and the Eucharist - Gerald Francis (Immaculata Magazine) |
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The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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Mary Offers Sublime Model of Service
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Feast of the Annunciation - (New Advent) |
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The Annunciation - (New Advent) |
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Annunciation Novena - (Angelfire) |
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Women for Faith and Family - The Feast of the Annunciation
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Incarnation - (EWTN) |
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Athanasius - On the Incarnation - (EWTN) |
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Our Lady's Feastdays - Rev. Lawrence G. Lovasik, S.V.D. (EWTN) |
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Athanasius - On the Incarnation of the Word - (New Advent) |
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St. Anselm - Cur Deus Homo - (EWTN) |
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Splendor of the Church - Alan Schreck, Ph.D. (EWTN) |
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The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary March 25 - Alban Butler (EWTN) This great festival takes its name from the happy tidings brought by the angel Gabriel to the Blessed Virgin Mary, concerning the Incarnation of the Son of God. |
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On St. Joseph - 'Redemptoris Custos' - Pope John Paul II (EWTN) Issued on August 15, 1989. A reflection upon the way that St. Joseph shared in the divine mystery of the Incarnation with the intention that all may grow in devotion to him. |
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Eternal Son of God Is Also Born of Mary - Pope John Paul II (EWTN) The profound relationship between Mary's virginity and the mystery of the Incarnation was the subject of the Holy Father's catechesis at the General Audience of July 31, 1996. |
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O Marvelous Exchange! - Dom Columba Marmion, O.S.B. (EWTN) "The mystery of the Incarnation is a wonderful exchange between divinity and humanity." |
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The Blessed Virgin Mary - Dom Columba Marmion, O.S.B. (EWTN) |
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Catholic Encyclopedia - Christology
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Catholic Encyclopedia - The Incarnation
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Bethlehem and Divine Providence - Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. "All the mysteries of Christ's life tell us something about reliance on the Providence of God in our lives. But the event of Christ's birth at Bethlehem is especially revealing." |
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Nativity Shows Mary's Closeness To Jesus
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Jesus Found in the Temple - Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. "It [the bible narrative] gives us an insight into how God's Providence deals with persons that He loves. And it finally tells us how, like Mary, we should dispose ourselves to respond to God's mysterious ways in our lives and in the life of the whole people of God." |
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Jesus Christ - (Catholic Encyclopedia) |
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The Family for the Third Millennium - Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. Our plan here is to prayerfully reflect on three areas of a subject that is as broad and deep as the ocean. We shall ask ourselves: What are the challenges facing the family in our day? Why does the Catholic Church offer the only solution to these challenges? How are we to respond to these challenges? |
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The Nativity of Christ, or Christmas Day
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Virgin Birth of Christ - (Catholic Encyclopedia) |
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Bethlehem - (Catholic Encyclopedia) |
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Mary's Virginity During Jesus' Birth - Father William Saunders (EWTN) Fr. Saunders explains the Catholic dogma that Mary remained a virgin after the birth of Christ. This article appeared in the August 11, 1994 issue of 'The Arlington Catholic Herald.' |
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Date of the Birth of Christ - Fr. William Most (EWTN) Historical and Scriptural notes on establishing the date for the birth of Christ. |
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Date of the Birth of Christ - Fr. William Most (EWTN) Fr. Most helps to overcome objections to the date of Christ's birth. |
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How to Preserve the Catholic Family? - Fr. John A. Hardon “The disintegration of the family, in one Western nation after another, is the result of disintegration of Christianity in these societies. As a once-Christian nation becomes de-christianized, the family in these nations begins to break down. The breakdown of the family in once-flourishing Christian countries is the consequence of a de-christianized society.” |
 50th International Eucharistic Congress (Dublin 2012) Theme: “The Eucharist: Communion with Christ and One Another” |
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The Shape, Significance & Ecclesial Impact of Eucharistic Congresses. An address given by Archbishop Piero Marini, President of the Pontifical Committee for International Eucharistic Congresses, to the Irish Catholic Bishops Conference in June 2009 |
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48th International Eucharistic Congress From 10 to 17 October 2004, in Guadalajara, Mexico. Theme: “The Eucharist, Light and Life of the New Millennium” (Vatican) |
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The Excitement of an International Eucharistic Congress - Sandy Klaud "My first International Eucharistic Congress was in Wroclaw, Poland in 1995. A devout Polish priest, ordained in Krakow in the 1970s by Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, led a pilgrimage to Poland and the Czech Republic with the highlight being the 46th International Eucharistic Congress. The pilgrimage began out of a parish in Ft. Myers, Florida. As my renewed desire for the richness of my faith grew, I was enticed to go." |
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International Eucharistic Congresses: Experiences and Traditions "Hence I will seek to bring to light, within the limits of a brief report, the varied aspects of 'eucharistic experience' that have emerged in the more than century-old tradition of the International Eucharistic Congresses. This will also enable us to perceive a development in the understanding of the Eucharistic mystery over the last hundred years." |
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Saint Paschal Baylon - (The Catholic Encyclopedia). |
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Paschal Baylon - (Patron Saints Index). |
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Homily at Concluding Liturgy of 47th International Eucharistic Congress - (EWTN) |
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The Eucharist and Freedom
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The Marian Catechists Around 1980, the Holy See asked Father Hardon to organize a catechetical training program for Blessed Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity as catechists. Later, Father Hardon founded an association, the Marian Catechists, so that any committed Catholic could benefit from these same training courses. He also provided comprehensive and indispensable guidelines for a member's spiritual life, the Marian Catechist Manual, available from Eternal Life. As the Marian Catechist Manual makes clear, a Marian Catechist's mission, active or contemplative, is to re-Christianize his or her little corner of a now pagan America. Blessed Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity, all of whom have taken the courses, give us some idea of the tremendous potential of the Marian Catechist Apostolate when reinforced by the Home Study Courses. If you would like to learn more about how to become a Marian Catechist or are just interested in knowing more about them, visit The Marian Catechists website for complete details. |
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