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Daily Roman Missal/1962 Roman...
Published (2009-12-06 18:53:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Robb Simer My present Missal was good [datewise] untill 2009. I need to get a new one. My present is the Daily Roman Missal [by James Socias.] To be more correct in what I use to be a spiritual daily help, should I get an up-to-date Daily Roman Missal [ by James Socias] or would I be better off [more accurate in adherence to the core Church beliefs] getting a 1962 Roman Missal by the Roman Catholic Church, Father...
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How long should we wait before...
Published (2009-12-06 13:58:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by darkfirekid1 Im not very sure. Is there a rule me must follow on this? The rule when I was your age was one hour, but then I was taught by nuns. Many parishes now have coffee and donuts immediately after Mass.
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How long should we wait before...
Published (2009-12-06 13:29:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by darkfirekid1 Im not very sure. Is there a rule me must follow on this? The number I have read is 20 minutes. Enough time for the Eucharist to dissolve into a form that is no longer in any part recognizable as bread.
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Keeping cremated remains in a home
Published (2009-12-03 12:10:00)
I agree with the previous post- I sleep below a portrait of my friend Hippolyte who passed away this time last year,( as she didn't like having her photograph taken, I made a portrait of her) but keeping a loved one's ashes in a home-far less on public display- strikes me as ghoulish! ( see my previous post- "What is the Church's policy on cremation for its members?") Terry
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Keeping cremated remains in a home
Published (2009-12-03 14:06:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Isabella1 Just curious on how one would handle a dear friend who has cremated their spouse and then kept the remains in the home? Not sure if he already has or is intending on burying her ashes. I know his heart is still grieving. The passing of my friend was just before Easter. Any advice? Is it ok to keep the remains in the home as the final resting place? As far as I know a Catholic (or their ashes) should be...
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Keeping cremated remains in a home
Published (2009-12-03 10:10:00)
Just curious on how one would handle a dear friend who has cremated their spouse and then kept the remains in the home? Not sure if he already has or is intending on burying her ashes. I know his heart is still grieving. The passing of my friend was just before Easter. Any advice? Is it ok to keep the remains in the home as the final resting place?
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What is the Church's policy...
Published (2009-12-02 08:25:00)
Just my observation on reading about this a while back. The Church wants the body at the Funeral Mass if at all possible and then cremation can take place after the Mass. Hope I am remembering this correctly.
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Daily Roman Missal/1962 Roman...
Published (2009-12-05 21:44:00)
My present Missal was good [datewise] untill 2009. I need to get a new one. My present is the Daily Roman Missal [by James Socias.] To be more correct in what I use to be a spiritual daily help, should I get an up-to-date Daily Roman Missal [ by James Socias] or would I be better off [more accurate in adherence to the core Church beliefs] getting a 1962 Roman Missal by the Roman Catholic Church, Father has no opinion on this. Help.
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Jesus circumcisn
Published (2009-12-04 08:22:00)
I'm not sure that Christ was bound by it, considering who he is, but certainly he submitted to it; for by submitting to and dying under the law he set us free from its curses.
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Jesus circumcisn
Published (2009-12-03 18:19:00)
i have a question that ....do Catholics recognise the circumcisn of Jesus on 1 Jan. was he if fact circumcised because that was the law at the time? thank you dawn
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Latest active threads on Catholic Q & A::
Started 5 days, 13 hours ago (2009-12-06 18:53:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
Quote:
Originally Posted by Robb Simer
My present Missal was good [datewise] untill 2009. I need to get a new one. My present is the Daily Roman Missal [by James Socias.] To be more correct in what I use to be a spiritual daily help, should I get an up-to-date Daily Roman Missal [ by James Socias] or would I be better off [more ...
Started 5 days, 19 hours ago (2009-12-06 13:29:00)
by Bruce
Quote:
Originally Posted by darkfirekid1
Im not very sure. Is there a rule me must follow on this?
The number I have read is 20 minutes. Enough time for the Eucharist to dissolve into a form that is no longer in any part recognizable as bread.
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-03 18:23:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
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Originally Posted by dawn
i have a question that ....do Catholics recognise the circumcisn of Jesus on 1 Jan. was he if fact circumcised because that was the law at the time? thank you dawn
Yes, that was the Jewish requirement at that time. You will sometimes still see this feast on Jan 1st, however in ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-03 10:44:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
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Originally Posted by Isabella1
Just curious on how one would handle a dear friend who has cremated their spouse and then kept the remains in the home? Not sure if he already has or is intending on burying her ashes. I know his heart is still grieving. The passing of my friend was just before Easter. Any advice? Is it ok to keep ...
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-12-02 08:25:00)
by staffsgt
Just my observation on reading about this a while back. The Church wants the body at the Funeral Mass if at all possible and then cremation can take place after the Mass. Hope I am remembering this correctly.
Started 2 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-11-25 16:23:00)
by DeborahM
Dear Kyria,
HERE is a link to some excellent help from the Diocese of Denver's Office of Natural Family Planning. Books can go out of date but current articles such as those on this website with name and contact information can be more helpful. This link allows you to e-mail "experts". Thanks for the question!
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-22 05:21:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
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Originally Posted by kyria
So, expanding on my other question, if a Catholic marries a non-baptised person, then the marriage is not a sacrament. If that is the case, what would be the purpose of seeking dispensation from the Bishop to get married in the Church? If it is not a sacramental marriage then what is the difference ...
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-21 18:47:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
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Originally Posted by kyria
Hi,
Lately due to a number of events, I have found it difficult to attend mass at my usual parish, and have instead have gone to a Sunday evening mass in another parish, (as mine doesn't offer that) and I was wondering if that is ok?
How many times in a row can you miss going to your usual ...
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-21 18:44:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
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Originally Posted by kyria
I am a bit confused still on this. What does it take to make a marriage sacramental? and if the marriage is only valid but not sacramental, does that mean that the marriage lacks grace?
I married a non Catholic, I don't even know if he was baptised as can't recall, in a Catholic church, so was my...
Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-19 19:27:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
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Originally Posted by kyria
If a Catholic is married to a person who takes contraception, but the Catholic wishes to follow church teachings on contraception and thus refrain from contraception, but the other spouse doesn't, is the Catholic spouse guilty of sin if they continue to have relations with the contracepting spouse? or...
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Hot threads for last week on Catholic Q & A::
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-03 10:44:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
Quote:
Originally Posted by Isabella1
Just curious on how one would handle a dear friend who has cremated their spouse and then kept the remains in the home? Not sure if he already has or is intending on burying her ashes. I know his heart is still grieving. The passing of my friend was just before Easter. Any advice? Is it ok to keep ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-03 18:23:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
Quote:
Originally Posted by dawn
i have a question that ....do Catholics recognise the circumcisn of Jesus on 1 Jan. was he if fact circumcised because that was the law at the time? thank you dawn
Yes, that was the Jewish requirement at that time. You will sometimes still see this feast on Jan 1st, however in ...
Started 5 days, 19 hours ago (2009-12-06 13:29:00)
by Bruce
Quote:
Originally Posted by darkfirekid1
Im not very sure. Is there a rule me must follow on this?
The number I have read is 20 minutes. Enough time for the Eucharist to dissolve into a form that is no longer in any part recognizable as bread.
Started 5 days, 13 hours ago (2009-12-06 18:53:00)
by CCF_Bro Rich SFO
Quote:
Originally Posted by Robb Simer
My present Missal was good [datewise] untill 2009. I need to get a new one. My present is the Daily Roman Missal [by James Socias.] To be more correct in what I use to be a spiritual daily help, should I get an up-to-date Daily Roman Missal [ by James Socias] or would I be better off [more ...
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