A hardcover volume with an elegant ribbon marker in papal
colors, Benedictus is the perfect gift for any Catholic seeking to know our Holy Father or to deepen their spiritual life. 732
pieces of sacred art.

Benedictus: Day by Day with Pope Benedict XVI

With this new book you can start every day with a meditation from Pope Benedict XVI! Edited by Fr. Peter John Cameron O.P., (the editor of Magnificat),
Benedictus is compiled from books, talks, and homilies by the Pope. In the same richly decorated and beautifully typeset style of the Magnificat missal, this volume gives 366 meditations for the entire year, from January 1st to December 31st. Each meditation is accompanied by two
masterpieces of sacred art, helping you with your prayer and reflection.

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Mother Theresa DVD

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We Celebrate Christmas: The Birth of Jesus DVD

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This beautiful Calendar features a different full-color picture of Our Lady for each month, plus Marian prayers, Scripture passages and
Catholic traditions on the Blessed Virgin Mary. It shows the Saints’ feast days and Sundays of both the New Calendar and the Traditional Calendar, plus

On three inspirational CDs or cassettes Fr. Shannon Collins, CPM, rector of Mother Angelica’s Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament, sheds new light on our beautiful Catholic traditions of Christmas. His
delightful presentations focus on the true meaning of this beautiful season and include magnificent traditional prayers, Gregorian chant, and readings from the Holy Scriptures.

As you listen to Father’s enlightening spiritual conferences you’ll discover why God became man, the powerful role of St. Joseph, the deep significance of the three Masses of Christmas and why Our Lady is the best channel through which we may come to Christ, because she is the channel through which He chose to come unto us.

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A completely new typeset and designed edition of the acclaimed RSV translation, with additional minor revisions to any archaic language, particularly “thee”, “thou” etc. Now, the only Catholic Bible in standard English is even more beautiful in word and in looks.

Now available from Catholic to the max, a very cool messenger bag made of 100% cotton canvas in maroon.

Let people know your are a Catholic Original and carry your bible, your rosary, cell phone, digital camera and anything else you can think of in style.

This large sterling silver 1 1/4in. X 3/4in. oval Miraculous Medal, inscribed with the words, “O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us
who have recourse to Thee. The rear has all the symbols of the Miraculous Medal. Comes with a 24in. endless rhodium-plate chain.
Packaged in a lovely maroon gift box.

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Does not come with a chain. Comes in a blue velvet pouch.

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This beautiful icon of the Madonna and Child was painted in 1992 by Father Andrei from Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, New York. The icon was done in egg-tempera and blend the Russian and Byzantine Iconography, proving that the ancient art of traditional iconography is certainly alive and well to the present day.

Christmas during Advent?

by Gary D. Penkala

Kevin Eckstrom, a reporter from Religion News Service
wrote an article on the controversy about singing Christmas carols
during Advent.
He quotes a worship leader at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville,
Kentucky: “It’s snowing here right now in Louisville.
Everyone feels Christmas right now, so we figure let’s enjoy it to the
hilt with all the Christmas songs… and then we’ll be done with it.”

Apart from the obvious pandering to society’s commercialized view of the Christmas season, this attitude is dangerous in equating worship (particularly liturgical worship) with “making people feel good.”

Another pastor, at Christ Lutheran Church in Marietta, Georgia, plans to wait until Christmas for the carols.
Eckstrom writes:

Despite what Macy’s and Wal-Mart might say, Christmas doesn’t start
until December 25 [or it's vigil, in the Catholic Church], and in many
churches runs past New Year’s Day [to the Feast of the Baptism of the
Lord, in the Catholic Church].
So, during the four Sundays of Advent, (Christ Lutheran Church) will
sing Advent hymns, not Christmas ones.
The anticipation of those favorite carols is like a 5-year-old waiting
for a visit from Santa on Christmas Eve.

The liturgical calendar is divided into various seasons,
Advent being the season which begins the liturgical year, our “New
Year’s.”

Advent’s true believers say the ancient tradition is a
season of preparation and anticipation, a sort of kinder and gentler
version of Lent, the 40 days of prayer and penance leading up to
Easter.

Advent has its own songs and traditions — including lighting
the four candles of the Advent wreath — and musicians say it would be
premature to sing Christmas songs about the birth of Christ before he’s
actually born.

“It would be a bit like opening your Christmas presents before Christmas morning…… Read More