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The source and summit of the Christian life, the sacramental center for Catholics, is the holy Eucharist. Like Christ, the holy Eucharist is controversial and divisive. When Jesus initially taught crowds of people about the holy Eucharist, many of them left (see the Gospel of John 6:60). Today, the question still comes to us: “will you also go away?” (John 6:67). Is the holy Eucharist actually a sacrifice? Should we worship the Eucharist? Thanks to the Saint Gregory Society and The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis Choir for providing music.
This booklet discusses Saint Joseph as a “man of faith” and “the just man,” providing a timely reflection on Saint Joseph as a model for all Christians.
This booklet includes the traditional and modern meditations of the Stations of the Cross.
It is fitting to conclude Part II by considering Mary because everything in the Catholic religion exists for the single purpose that was most clearly and perfectly fulfilled in her: to conform us to the image of her Son, to make humanity Christlike. Mary shows us the summit of God’s success in his “saint-making business,” and also the summit of humanity’s success, how high humanity can rise under God’s grace.
The commandments are to the moral order what the creation story in the First Chapter of Genesis is to the natural order. They are God’s order conquering chaos. They are not man’s ideas about God, but God’s ideas about man.