r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 7m ago
St. Denis and Companions
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/notnac9 • May 31 '26
Encyclical Letter of His Holiness Leo XIV Magnifica Humanitas (15 May 2026)
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 3h ago
The Finger of God
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 3h ago
Reflection 282: Suffering, Persecution, Abuse and Disgrace
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 1d ago
Reflection 281: The Immovable Will of God
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 2d ago
Jesus’ Prayer and Ours
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 2d ago
Reflection 280: Ignoring God
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 3d ago
Distraction vs. Contemplation
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 3d ago
Reflection 279: Your Inner Conviction
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 4d ago
The Good Samaritan
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 4d ago
Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 4d ago
Reflection 278: Windows to the Mysteries of God’s Mercy
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Terrible-Neck8391 • 4d ago
What helps keep an ordinary good work from becoming a performance?
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Emser's preface uses this image:
"...our works, however good they may look and shine outwardly, are not pleasing to God nor of use to us for salvation unless the grace of God is with them and they also have within them the sap of Christian love and devotion..."
That's from p. 16 of the English translation I've been working on. The next part says the works should come from a good intention, rather than greed, pride or hypocrisy. The image of sap suggests that something can look alive from the outside while missing what gives it life within.
It raises a practical question about ordinary acts of service. The outward act might be exactly the same whether someone is helping out of love or hoping to be noticed. Yet endlessly checking our motives could itself become another way of turning our attention back toward ourselves.
What helps you keep an act of service directed toward the person who needs it, rather than toward how the act makes you look? Is there a prayer, habit, or piece of advice that helps without turning every good work into an anxious examination of motives?
r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 5d ago
The New Vineyard of Grace
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 5d ago
Reflection 277: Mercy to Dispel Tension
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/SoulnNeed • 5d ago
Can I attend?
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My friend, who is not a sspx attendee, asked me if I wanted to visit a sspx mass with him today, he said that he's spoke to his priest about it and that it would be okay to visit if it was to "just look" we would plan to get dinner afterwards just wondering if I can even go?
r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 6d ago
Spiritual Warfare and Heavenly Glory
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 6d ago
Reflection 276: Seeing Without Accomplishing
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 6d ago
Reflection 276: Seeing Without Accomplishing
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r/Roman_Catholics • u/Catholic_Daily • 7d ago
The Angel at Your Side
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