“Uno solo es el Jefe y Maestro”
The Roe v. Wade opinion from 1973 started a cascade of weak and legally convoluted arguments to draw up from whole cloth a fundamental right to end a pregnancy through abortive medical procedures. Follow this link for a short summary of 8 reasons cited by the majority of Justices to overturn Roe v. Wade:
Why was Roe v. Wade overturned? Here’s a look at some of the reasons given – Catholic World Report
The Roe v. Wade opinion from 1973 started a cascade of weak and legally convoluted arguments to draw up from whole cloth a fundamental right to end a pregnancy through abortive medical procedures. Follow this link for a short summary of 8 reasons cited by the majority of Justices to overturn Roe v. Wade:
Why was Roe v. Wade overturned? Here’s a look at some of the reasons given – Catholic World Report
The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned the monumental Roe v. Wade case that legalized abortion across the America.
Fr. Richard Vigoa speaks to our Miami Chapter about the way we can live fruitful lives that are rooted in Christ. We must be cautious of rotting from within. There will be external factors that can seep into our lives, but we must remain vigilant and stay rooted in our relationship with our Lord.
The liturgical calendar offers two Solemnities and one Memorial this week, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist (Thursday), the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus (Friday), and the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary Saturday), respectively. As the Church considers Solemnities, more important that Feasts, which in turn, are considered more important than Memorials, we offer the two Memorials at once. The first from June of 1999, and the second from June of 1997.
We dare to omit a homily on the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary for sake of brevity and because, in any case, Fr. Llorente weaves the Blessed Virgin Mary into the first of the two included homilies.
Anticipating this coming Sunday’s celebration of THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST (Corpus Christi), we searched ACU’s historic archives and found this May 1989 Fr. Llorente homily on this Solemnity, touching on faith vs. miracles, Protestant vs. Catholic beliefs, on related experiences in his English seminary, on the value pf the Eucharist to us, on St. Teresa of Avila’s views, and much more. Enjoy!
The Miami Chapter of the ACU will be hosting Jason Craig, Founder of Fraternus, for a few events. Fraternus is a Catholic Father and Son Ministry.
Este pasado fin de semana 13 hombres se reunieron en Casa Manresa en Miami para los Ejercicios Espirituales de San Ignacio de Loyola dirigidos por el P. Cristian Peralta, S.J. P. Peralta es licenciado en Humanidades y Filosofía por el Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC). Termino el Bachillerato en Teología en la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile y adquirió su formación en la Universidad Loyola de Chicago (Maestría en Filosofía y Bioética) y en la Universidad Pontificia Comillas de Madrid donde completa sus estudios de doctorado. Es profesor de Ética General y Bioética del Instituto Superior Bonó, en República Dominicana. Esperamos recibir al p. Peralta nuevamente en un futuro cercano!
The sculpture, named 'Life Monument,' just arrived at the Church of San Marcello al Corso. As far as its sculptor, Timothy Schmalz is aware, it is the only depiction of Jesus in fetus form in Rome. And in the world.
As we complete the Easter liturgical season and near the return to Ordinary Time, we reach back to 1993 to present Fr. Llorente’s homily for Pentecost Sunday. We know you will enjoy and profit from it.
