Today is the feast day of the Apostle St. Bartholomew or also known as St. Nathaniel. He was the close friend of St. Phillip. When Phillip spoke with Nathaniel about having found the Messiah Jesus Christ from Nazareth, Nathaniel said “Can anything good come from Nazareth?”. Phillip responded with “Come and see”. So when Phillip
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Today August 6 is the feast day of the Transfiguration when our Lord Jesus Christ took 3 of his Apostles Peter, James, and John to the holy mountain Mt Tabor where these Apostles saw a glimpse of the fullness of Christ’s Glory, as he would appear in Heaven, whiter than any fuller could bleach any
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For Californians, today is a special day where we honor once again St. Junipero Serra, a Spanish priest who founded the missions throughout California. Those were challenging times, where he leaned on the grace of God to help the Native Indians discover a personal God, a God that loved them and wanted them to know
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Yesterday we celebrated the Feast of the Sacred of Heart of Jesus and today we celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. These two feast days remind us how the heart of Jesus (as the 2nd person of the Trinity) and Mary were in-sync from the moment of Mary’s conception when she was
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Today is the feast of Corpus et Sanguis Christi (Body and Blood of Christ), commonly referred to as just Corpus Christi. Our Lord’s words in the Gospel today pretty much some up the centrality of the Church “”I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever; and
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Of all days in the year, this day we can and should give all the glory to God the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. After all, they were all involved in creating us and now sustaining our being. So the question we can ask ourselves is how do we go about giving all glory
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In preparation for the Feast of the Holy Trinity this Sunday June 4, there is a super cool prayer called the Trisagium Angelicum (https://www.preces-latinae.org/thesaurus/Trinitas/Trisagion.html) which you can pray starting tomorrow Friday, then on Saturday, and finally on Sunday (these 3 prep days are called a “Triduum”) to help you grow in love with the Holy
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As today marks the beginning of Pentecost, a commemoration of the beginning of the Church, hopefully these past 10 days have helped you make this day extra special.
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Since Meant For Heaven is meant to provide readers with a perspective of the end goal in mind (Heaven) – all the time I might add – I wanted to provide some considerations to best prepare for the upcoming 10 days prior to the feast of Pentecost. On that day, the Church celebrates the coming
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