Advent with the Saints: Our Lady of Guadalupe
Anyone who has lived or worked in Latin America or in the United States among Hispanic Catholics knows the warmth of their love and affection for Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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Anyone who has lived or worked in Latin America or in the United States among Hispanic Catholics knows the warmth of their love and affection for Our Lady of Guadalupe.
It may seem strange to think of the cross during a season that prepares us for Christmas.
Advent is a season of waiting. The Scriptures fill us with hope, based on the promises of God.
Restoration of sight is an important biblical metaphor. Isaiah uses it as a sign of God’s transformation of the world.
John the Baptist takes center stage in the Gospels in all three Lectionary cycles on the Second and Third Sundays of Advent.
Mission is the theme in many Gospel stories. Jesus tours towns and villages, proclaiming God’s heavenly reign.
It’s well known that St. Nicholas, a sixth-century bishop, is behind our use of the secular “icon” of Christmas, Santa Claus.
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