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Letter #118, 2021, Tues, Sept 21: Rumble
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Letter #55, 2021, Wednesday, July 14: Intersection
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Pentecost Monday Mass in Chartres Cathedral, 2018
An “octave” is an eight-day period in which the Church not content to remember some great mystery only on a single day extends her joyful celebration for the period of a full week, with a culminating remembrance on the eighth or octave day.
The concept of the eighth day is important in Christian theology. The eighth, being one more beyond the seven-day week that represents the order of creation, symbolizes the eternal life reached after passing through this earthly life. In the Jewish reckoning, in which the Sabbath is the seventh day, Sunday the day of Our Lord’s resurrection from the dead can be seen as both the
Pope Francis: Open your heart to the Holy Spirit – Catholic World Report
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VATICAN: Fifty-one years ago today, on 13 December 1969; and just a few days before his thirty-third birthday, Jorge Mario Bergoglio was ordained to the sacred priesthood.
Eleven years earlier, on 11 March 1958, he had entered the novitiate of the Society of Jesus where, less than four years after his ordination, he made his perpetual profession on 22 April 1973.
An experience of encounter.
The future Pope discovered his vocation in 1953, on 21 September – the liturgical commemoration of St Matthew. On that day, the 17-year-old Jorge Bergoglio, passing by the parish he normally attended in Buenos Aires, felt the need to go to confession. He found a priest he did not know, and that confession changed his life.