The Holy Days of Obligation in 2025 Every Catholic Should Know
To ensure you get to Mass and fulfill the obligation, here are the Holy Days of Obligation in 2025.
To ensure you get to Mass and fulfill the obligation, here are the Holy Days of Obligation in 2025.
“Fasting is going through a tunnel of discomfort so that you can have self-control. It is denying your will to a good for the sake of a higher good."
"If I could save just one thing, let it be this, so they have something to believe in."
"This is what Catholic athletics is all about."
"They probably showed them on the big screen about 14 times during the entire game, and every time the camera was on them the crowd cheered."
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"As he looked around, every house around him was burned to the ground except his house."
"Have mercy on Me and I will have mercy on you. Give Me hands and I will give you peace. The more you honor Me, the more I will bless you."
Below you will find a selection of prayers dedicated to honoring the Most Holy Name of Jesus this month and beyond!
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"Jesus, whatever your will is for my life, I trust it 100 percent."
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To ensure you get to Mass and fulfill the obligation, here are the Holy Days of Obligation in 2025.
“Fasting is going through a tunnel of discomfort so that you can have self-control. It is denying your will to a good for the sake of a higher good."
"If I could save just one thing, let it be this, so they have something to believe in."
"This is what Catholic athletics is all about."
"They probably showed them on the big screen about 14 times during the entire game, and every time the camera was on them the crowd cheered."
Harvard professor Arther Brooks broke down the meaning of “happiness” and the three “macronutrients” it is comprised of.