Parents: please review these verses with your children from today’s office of Morning Prayer in the Liturgy of the Hours:

Ephesians 4:29-32

Guard against foul talk; let your words be for the improvement of others, as occasion offers, and do good to your listeners, otherwise you will only be grieving the Holy Spirit of God who has marked you with his seal for you to be set free when the day comes. Never have grudges against others, or lose your temper, or raise your voice to anybody, or call each other names, or allow any sort of spitefulness. Be friends with one another, and kind, forgiving each other as readily as God forgave you in Christ.

https://universalis.com/lauds.htm

Sunday, 29 October: Solemnity of Christ the King

https://extraordinaryform.org/propers/PentecostChristusRex.pdf

Davenport, Holy Family: 9:30 Catechism, 10:20 Confessions, 10: 35 Rosary, 11:00 High Mass; Holy Name Devotion for reparations, Fellowship Meal following Mass.

Iowa City, St Patrick: 2:20 Confessions, 2:25 Rosary, 2:45 Low Mass. Religious goods will be blessed after Mass this week.

12:05, Monday 23 October: St Anthony Mary Claret, bishop and Confessor

Adoration and Confessions at 11:00

https://extraordinaryform.org/propers/1023StAnthonyMaryClaretConfessorBishop.pdf

St Anthony Claret was sent as Apostolic Missionary throughout Catalonia which had suffered from French invasions. He travelled from one mission to the next on foot. An eloquent preacher fluent in the Catalan language, he drew people from miles around. After a lengthy time in the pulpit, he would spend long hours in the confessional. He was said to have had the gift of discernment of consciences. In 1848 Claret’s life was threatened by anti-clerical enemies and he was sent to the Canary Islands where he gave retreats for 15 months. His missions were so well attended that he often preached from an improvised pulpit in the plaza before the church.

7:15am, Friday 20 October: commemoration of St John Cantius

Adoration and Confessions to follow

“Fight all error, but do it with good humor, patience, kindness, and love. Harshness will damage your own soul and spoil the best cause.” – St. John Cantius

Novena to Christ the King for the Sake of the Latin Mass begins today: