Can There Be a Catholic Workout Plan? Yes! The Ilemorphic 40: Wholistic Catholic Fitness
In this video I try to explain why there can be a Catholic workout routine and share one that my wife and I invented and followed for wholistic Catholic fitness. If you’ve heard of the 75 Hard, this is the Catholic version, the ILEMORPHIC XL! Try it or invent your own and let me know […]
True Fatherhood
It irks me when people say St. Joseph wasn’t Jesus’s true father. He was and he is! Even Mary referred to him as his father, e.g., “Behold thy father and I have sought thee sorrowing.”(Lk 2:48) In their culture, Joseph was considered his father in every way, as such a father should be today. Yes, he is not the […]
Angele Dei : The Angel of God Prayer in Latin (Text, Pronunciation, & English Translation)
Ecclesiastical Pronunciation and Text for the Original & Traditional Latin version of this great prayer. This prayer was written around 1100 A.D. and carries a partial indulgence for each prayerful recitation. For more on Guardian Angels in the Scriptures, see Our Lord’s words in Mt 18:10; Ps 34:7; Dn 10: 13, 20-21; Tob 12:12; & […]
5 More Ecclesiastical Latin Phrases (Volume III in the Series) Useful for Learning Latin and for the Spiritual Life
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Quia Fecisti Nos: The Restless Heart by St. Augustine in His Original Latin & Its Meaning for Us Today
“Quia fecisti nos ad Te, et inquietum est cor nostrum, donec requiescat in Te.” This famous phrase translates more or less as “For, You have made us for Yourself, and our heart is restless until it rests in Thee.” But… its doesn’t end there. This is power packed in the original Latin and holds as […]
5 More Ecclesiastical Latin Phrases Useful for Daily Life (Practical & Spiritual): Round II!
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5 Ecclesiastical Latin Phrases Useful for Daily Life (Practical & Spiritual)
If you like this content, you can subscribe to my website, and / or YouTube channel, Cor Fidelis. AMDG et oremus pro invicem!
Fiat : The 4 Great Scriptural Fiats as Keys to Our Life with God, the Fruits of Agape
This is a continuation of my Scriptural Spiritual Theology lessons after the “4 Loves” lesson (https://youtu.be/cI0j3afxXmc), speaking about the 4 great “fiat”s in the Bible as keys to our life with God and fruits of our agape / charity. To learn the Our Father in Latin (as discussed in the video), see https://youtu.be/IpDf8bqTE_Q.
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“Fac mecum sicut scis et vis, scio enim quod Amator sis.”
(Do with me as You know and will; for, I know what a Lover You are.)
– St. Augustine of Hippo –
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