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It’s easy for Catholics to take the Rosary for granted. We tend to purchase them as souvenirs, or… The post Why the Rosary, Why Now? first appeared on Simply Catholic.

APR

Can I Trust My Conscience?

By:

Michael Heinlein

In the 16th century, two celebrated spiritual leaders, Martin Luther and St. Thomas More, stood on opposite sides of… The post Can I Trust My Conscience? first appeared on Simply Catholic.

FEB

The Formation of the Gospels and Good Shepherd Sunday

By:

Chris Meadows

The Good Shepherd Gospel reading on the Fourth Sunday of Easter seems out of place because it takes… The post The Formation of the Gospels and Good Shepherd Sunday first appeared on Simply Catholic.

It is an ancient tradition in the Catholic Church that when plagues strike the people would recite litanies.… The post A Plague Litany first appeared on Simply Catholic.

NOV

Vaccination considerations during the novel coronavirus pandemic

By:

Chris Meadows

In healthcare, there are few topics that generate more controversy in our current climate than the topic of… The post Vaccination considerations during the novel coronavirus pandemic first appeared on Simply Catholic.

MAY

Can Bishops Suspend Mass?

By:

Chris Meadows

Due to the current crisis, many bishops throughout the world have suspended the public celebration of the sacraments.… The post Can Bishops Suspend Mass? first appeared on Simply Catholic.

Christmas Celebrations Schedule at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel;s Parish

By Gaspard Lafalaise • December 11, 2023

The 2023 Christmas Celebrations Schedule at St. Angela's Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel's Parish

The 2023 Teens/Kids Christmas Party

By Gaspard Lafalaise • December 11, 2023

OUR YOUTHS AND CHILDREN INVITE US To participate in their special Christmas party on Saturday, December 23 beginning 5:30pm in the hall of the church. Admission $10. More information will come.