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Prayer After Communion
The Didache is an extraordinary document in Christian History. Although it is not part of God’s word, it gives modern day Christians a blueprint of how the earliest Church Fathers understood the Church during Her infant stages. Today as I was reading it my eyes focused on Chapter 10 titled, “Prayer after Communion”. I read it with…
Read Full PostHave your Children Lost the Faith? How St. Anthony Can Help
Originally posted at www.setonmagazine.com Saint Anthony of Padua loved to preach about God, yet on one occasion, no one in a certain town wanted to listen to him. Sad about the fact that the people had rejected the word of God, but undeterred in a way that saints can often be, St. Anthony went to…
Read Full PostSaint Cyril : 9 Points on the Eucharist
The biggest theological difference between Catholics and Protestants/Evangelicals/Other Christian Denominations is the subject of the Eucharist – whether Christ is truly present, body, blood, soul and divinity at the moment of consecration. Transubstantiation vs. consubstantiation. Truly present vs. a memorial. Our friend, Joe Heschmeyer, wrote a great piece on his blog www.shamelesspopery.com. What did the…
Read Full PostAnniversary of our Baptism
This blog was written by our friends and supporters at www.catholicsacramentals.org. Please make sure you visit their website and thank them for their support to 102.9FM St. Michael Catholic Radio! ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BAPTISM April 19, 2015 It is a very excellent and profitable devotion to celebrate in a pious manner the anniversary of the…
Read Full Post… No Sinner without a Future
There is no doubt, St. Augustine of Hippo is one of the most well known Doctors of the Church. His writings have inspired Christians from all ages. Why is this so? Why do so many Christians and non-Christians gravitate to his writings? St. Augustine was no doubt a genius. However, like other Doctors of the…
Read Full PostSt. Michael Filming/Recording Divine Mercy
This Sunday at 3:30pm, St. Michael Catholic Radio will be filming the Divine Mercy Chaplet at St. Benedict Catholic Church in Broken Arrow, OK. Click here for a map We want to invite you to come pray with us as Deacon Dick Berbett, accompanied by a few members of the St. Benedict choir, will lead us in…
Read Full PostFather Matt Gerlach’s talk on Divine Mercy
Father Matt Gerlach is the pastor at St. Pious X Parish in Tulsa, OK. He studied Theology at Saint Meinrad School of Theology and is the Director of Propagation of the Faith in the Tulsa Diocese. He is the youngest of 6 kids, he has 14 nieces and nephews, and 30 great nieces and nephews.…
Read Full PostEnjoy St. Michael Radio Anywhere!
After many months – St. Michael Catholic Radio is excited to offer streaming capabilities for our listeners! Outside our listening area? No problem! You can listen, thanks to CatholicSacramentals.org, by going to www.stmichaelradio.com/stream. Thank you for all your support and prayers! Please share this news with your family and friends! If you have any questions,…
Read Full PostMarch Edition of the EOC
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Read Full PostThe 7 Last Words of Jesus on the Cross
Here are the 7 Last Words of Jesus on the Cross. This Good Friday make an extra effort to go to Stations of the Cross at 3pm, say the Divine Mercy Chaplet with your family, or pray the sorrowful mysteries of the rosary. If you can’t do any of those, meditate on the passages below.…
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