The divine maternity is not a temporary function. When the Church triumphant will remain alone at the end of the world, the functions will cease: the entire Catholic hierarchy, pope, cardinals, bishops, will no longer have authority. No more sacraments will be given, because the saints in heaven will possessRead More →
As we are indebted to Christ for sharing in some way with us the right, which is peculiarly His own, of calling God our Father and possessing Him as such, we are in like manner indebted to Him for His loving generosity in sharing with us the right to callRead More →
“The humanity of Christ, from the fact that it is united to the Godhead; and created happiness from the fact that it is the fruition of God; and the Blessed Virgin from the fact that she is the mother of God; have all a certain infinite dignity from the infiniteRead More →
This issue of Knight of the Immaculata reaches you, dear Knights, in October, the month of the Rosary. In this year, October is special, because we celebrate the 450th Anniversary of one of the famous victories of the Rosary: the Lepanto battle. Please read very carefully the text in thisRead More →
Holy Scripture affirms the divine maternity in an eloquent manner: “Behold thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and shalt bring forth a son; and thou shalt call His name Jesus. He shall be great, and shall be called the Son of the most High; and the Lord God shall giveRead More →
The holy Gospel, the word of God given to men, tells us in a passage often taken up in the liturgy: “Behold, you will conceive in your womb, and you will give birth to a son, and you will call his name Jesus.” (Lk. 1:31). These words forcefully affirm toRead More →
Twice during the liturgical year, the Church honors the sorrows and the compassion of Our Lady at the foot of the Cross. The sword of sorrow predicted by the aged Simeon pierced the loving soul of the Mother of God as she stood by her agonizing Divine Son. The Stabat Mater expressesRead More →
