What at Supper Christ completed. He ordained to be repeated, in His memory Divine.
Wherefore now, with adoration, we, the Host of our salvation, consecrate from bread and wine.
Here beneath these signs are hidden priceless things, to sense forbidden; signs, not things, are all we see.
Flesh from bread, and blood from wine, yet is Christ in either sign, all entire confessed to be.
Anti-Catholicism alive and growing
The ignorant and bigoted politicians in Sacramento again are proposing anti-Catholic legislation. This time it is demanding that in some instances a priest must report to the authorities the sins revealed in the sacrament of confession. The "seal of confession" is one of the most sacrosanct of Catholic beliefs and penitents rely on this unbreakable guarantee to freely confess and seek reconciliation with God. A priest who breaks the seal is automatically excommunicated (Canon 1388).
Examine the issue with Archbishop Jose H. Gomez who explains how, "Confession is sacred - to every priest and every Catholic." In his articles on the subject, Bishop Robert Barron says: "What I hope is clear - not only to Catholics, but to any American committed to the First Amendment - is that we are dealing here with an egregious violation of the principle of religious liberty."
Send your Legislator an email objecting to this assault on our religious freedoms.
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5:30 PM
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1st Monday Healing Mass for Padre Pio 6:30 pm
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1st Friday St. Maria Goretti Mass 6:30 pm
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3rd Monday Healing Mass for Sts. Peregrine & Anthony 6:00 pm
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