Four important years:
1) 1829: Catholic Emancipation–Catholics at last able to vote, worship freely,
2) 1845: John Henry Newman becomes a Catholic–harbinger of wave of Oxford Movement converts
3) 1850: Restoration of the Hierarchy–Catholic revival (churches, schools, convents, monasteries–infrastructure)
4) 1870: Papal Infallibility and Catholic Loyalty–John Henry Newman and Conscience
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Francesca Franchina, MS Ed. speaksĀ with Sr. Celia Chua, MIC (Missionaries of The Immaculate Conception)Ā of Montreal,Ā Canada,Ā IMRI Faculty Member (PontificalĀ International Marian ResearchĀ Institute) at the University of Dayton Marian Library about the AnnualĀ World Day of the Sick and its threeĀ consistent themes celebratedĀ every year on the Feast of The Immaculate Conception at Lourdes, France, onĀ FebruaryĀ 11 sinceĀ 1992; theĀ pertinent Vatican Message of Pope Benedict XVI; Sacraments of Healing and the Scriptures;Ā the importance of the Catholic Sacraments of the Sick; the writings of St. AugustineĀ and the Spirituality of Lourdes celebratedĀ February 11 based onĀ Sr. Celiaās writings and experiences with the sick citing passages fromĀ Ā Fr. Henri Nouewenās book relating his pilgrimage to Lourdes!Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā
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This is the second program in which Sr. Jean Frisk discusses the Immaculate Conception as our national patronage.
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In this program, Sr. Jean Frisk discussesĀ the Immaculate Conception asĀ our national patronage.
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