Adoration and confessions to follow

Blog of the Traditional Latin Mass priest for the Diocese of Davenport
Adoration and confessions to follow


St. Paul the First Hermit, also known as Paul of Thebes, was an Egyptian hermit and friend of St. Jerome. He was born in Lower Thebaid, Egypt, at the age of fifteen and hid during the persecution of Christians under Emperor Traj anus Decius. At the age of twenty-two, he went to the desert to circumvent a planned effort by his brother in law to report him to authorities as a Christian and thereby gain control of his property. Paul soon found that the eremitical life was much to his personal taste, and so he remained in a desert cave for the rest of his reportedly very long life.0 He died at the reputed age of 113 and is considered the first Christian hermit by St. Jerome.1 He is also the patron saint of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Pablo and titular of the Cathedral of the said Diocese in San Pablo, Laguna, Philippines. The Order of Saint Paul the First Hermit was founded in Hungary in his honour in the 13th century.


About the Association of the Miraculous Medal: https://www.amm.org/AboutAMM/Our%20Mission.aspx
Davenport, Holy Family: NO Catechism, 10:20 Confessions, 10:35 Rosary, 11:00 Low Mass. Holy Face devotion reparations; Fellowship Meal downstairs after Mass?
Iowa City, St Patrick: – In consultation with Fr Troy, Pastor of St Patrick’s, and in view of the inadvisability of traveling on I80 due to drifting snow conditions, high winds and extreme temperatures- other highways leading to St Patrick’s still unopened, I have decided to cancel tomorrow’s 2:30 TLM. Please forward this message to others who might be attending. And stay safe by staying home.


Note: no Adoration afterwards, due to a funeral this morning. (But if you wish to go to Confession, line up in the usual place, so I’ll know same)

Or if you prefer (insist):

11:00 am Adoration, Rosary and Confessions


The 2024 year’s Proclamation of the Movable Feasts, which is traditionally sung after the Gospel on the feast of the Epiphany. Also known from its first word as the Noveritis
“Know, dearest brethren, by the gift of God’s mercy, as we have rejoiced for the birth of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, so also we announce to you joy for the Resurrection of the same Our Savior. On the twenty-eighth day of January will be Septuagesima Sunday. On the fourteenth of February, the day of Ashes, and the beginning of the fast of most holy Lent. On the thirty-first of March, we will celebrate with joy the holy Easter of Our Lord, Jesus Christ. On the ninth of May will be the Ascension of Our Lord, Jesus Christ. On the nineteenth of the same month, the feast of Pentecost. On the thirtieth of the same month, the feast of the most holy Body of Christ. On the first of December, the first Sunday of the Advent of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, to whom belong honor and glory forever and ever. Amen.”
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