Friday, December 19, 2008
Heralds of the Gospel Ordinations
HERALDS OF THE GOSPEL ORDINATION CEREMONY 3 hrsFrom Our Lady of the Rosary Church, São Paulo, Brazil, ordination Mass for the Heralds of the Gospel. (Tape delayed)Sat 12/20/08 12:00 PM ET & 9 AM PT Sun 12/21/08 12:00 AM ET & (Sat) 9 PM PT
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
THE HERALDS OF THE GOSPEL ORDINATION CEREMONY ON EWTN - Ordenación de los Heraldos del Evangelio
THE HERALDS OF THE GOSPEL ORDINATION CEREMONY ON EWTN
20/12 & 21/12
Horarios de la transmisión por EWTN de la Ordenación presbiteral y diaconal en la Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Rosario, de los Heraldos del Evangelio, el sábado 20 y domingo 21 de diciembre de 2008.
EWTN NORTH AMERICA.
USA (english), CANADA (english), USA Y CANADA (español):
Sábado 20 de diciembre:
12:00 PM East (Medio día) New York, Miami, Toronto, Montreal.
11:00 AM Houston, New Orleans.
9:00 AM Los Ángeles.
*equivale a 17:00 GMT (Greenwich Meridian Time)
Repetición (noche de sábado 20 para domingo 21)
12:00 AM (Media Noche) New York, Miami, Toronto, Montreal.
11:00 PM (sábado 20) Houston, New Orleans.
9:00 PM (sábado 20) Los Ángeles.
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EWTN ESPAÑOL INTERNACIONAL
Sábado 20 de diciembre:
11:00 AM México, Guatemala, El Salvador.
12:00 PM (Medio día) Bogotá, Lima, Quito.
13:00 La Paz.
14:00 Santiago.
15:00 Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo.
Repetición.
12:00 AM (Media noche) México, Guatemala, El Salvador.
1:00 AM Bogotá, Lima, Quito.
2:00 AM Santiago.
3:00 AM Sao Paulo.
Podrán asistir en Brasil los "assinantes" del paquete full de Telefonica o en EWTN Internacional por el web site:
http://www.ewtn.com/SPANISH/index.asp
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EWTN EUROPE ENGLISH:
18:00 AND 23:00 LONDON TIME
EWTN EUROPE INTERNATIONAL
22:00 Lisboa.
23:00 Roma, Paris, Madrid.
EWTN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA
21:00 AND 03:00 GMT PAC RIM - SUNDAY,
7:00 AM (Domingo 21) 16:00 PM (repetición) Sydney
4:00 AM (Domingo 21) 13:00 PM (repetición) Manila, Taipei.
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Recuerde que EWTN tiene 6 canales diferentes.
Si su ciudad no aparece en este listado y duda en qué horario será la transmisión, siga los siguientes pasos:
1. Localice cuál canal transmite en su región; por ejemplo: Ewtn español Norteamérica (si vive en El Paso, Texas) o Ewtn África (si vive en Mozambique)
2. Entre en el siguiente site y haga la comparación de horario con alguna de las ciudades que están junto al canal de su región.
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=12&day=20&year=2008&hour=12&min=0&sec=0&p1=179
20/12 & 21/12
Horarios de la transmisión por EWTN de la Ordenación presbiteral y diaconal en la Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Rosario, de los Heraldos del Evangelio, el sábado 20 y domingo 21 de diciembre de 2008.
EWTN NORTH AMERICA.
USA (english), CANADA (english), USA Y CANADA (español):
Sábado 20 de diciembre:
12:00 PM East (Medio día) New York, Miami, Toronto, Montreal.
11:00 AM Houston, New Orleans.
9:00 AM Los Ángeles.
*equivale a 17:00 GMT (Greenwich Meridian Time)
Repetición (noche de sábado 20 para domingo 21)
12:00 AM (Media Noche) New York, Miami, Toronto, Montreal.
11:00 PM (sábado 20) Houston, New Orleans.
9:00 PM (sábado 20) Los Ángeles.
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EWTN ESPAÑOL INTERNACIONAL
Sábado 20 de diciembre:
11:00 AM México, Guatemala, El Salvador.
12:00 PM (Medio día) Bogotá, Lima, Quito.
13:00 La Paz.
14:00 Santiago.
15:00 Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo.
Repetición.
12:00 AM (Media noche) México, Guatemala, El Salvador.
1:00 AM Bogotá, Lima, Quito.
2:00 AM Santiago.
3:00 AM Sao Paulo.
Podrán asistir en Brasil los "assinantes" del paquete full de Telefonica o en EWTN Internacional por el web site:
http://www.ewtn.com/SPANISH/index.asp
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EWTN EUROPE ENGLISH:
18:00 AND 23:00 LONDON TIME
EWTN EUROPE INTERNATIONAL
22:00 Lisboa.
23:00 Roma, Paris, Madrid.
EWTN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA
21:00 AND 03:00 GMT PAC RIM - SUNDAY,
7:00 AM (Domingo 21) 16:00 PM (repetición) Sydney
4:00 AM (Domingo 21) 13:00 PM (repetición) Manila, Taipei.
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Recuerde que EWTN tiene 6 canales diferentes.
Si su ciudad no aparece en este listado y duda en qué horario será la transmisión, siga los siguientes pasos:
1. Localice cuál canal transmite en su región; por ejemplo: Ewtn español Norteamérica (si vive en El Paso, Texas) o Ewtn África (si vive en Mozambique)
2. Entre en el siguiente site y haga la comparación de horario con alguna de las ciudades que están junto al canal de su región.
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=12&day=20&year=2008&hour=12&min=0&sec=0&p1=179
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Not looking back
The other day Msgr. João was commenting on how we can't look back to our old life when we start anew. He gave the wonderful example of how our spiritual life when renewed is like a cat that is given the gift of having an immortal soul, therefore can think and has merits and defects which determine his eternity. This cat is certainly not like other cats. While other cats lay around all day and entertain themselves with trivial things, this cat reads books, prays and thinks about God, for whom he was created and now even more since he is capable and expected to love Him.
Yet, just like us, when we are baptized or even when we restart our spiritual lives, when all the sensible graces are gone and the spiritual dessert begins, we stop giving our all. Returning to our example of the cat, we see this cat start doing things like his old life. He starts by not reading so much and instead play with yarn. Then prayer starts to bore him as well, so he begins playing on trees. After all the legitimate things are over, he starts doing other things that before he did by instinct but not he know is wrong. We see a couple of broken vases, etc.We would say this cat is a fool, who received an inestimable gift and throws it away.
Now we are worst than this cat, because we have a much higher vocation. In a time of crisis in society and even in the Church, we are called to be greater saints than in other times. We cannot look at all that we did in the past and even our lingering defects with longing. All the times we preferred even legitimate delights over saying our daily Rosary, every time we preferred talking with friends (and what friends exist today!) over spending time with Our Eucharistic King, a show over Mass, etc. we say to God we can careless about Him and all that He gave us.
Some might jump at this and say God wants us to be happy and even have fun.We agree, but not that entertainment is the ultimate goal. Having fun is a way of resting our body from the prosaic daily life and give us courage to keep on going, but still must have an elevated purpose.
How is this achieved? Quite simply, never stop praying. Every single action should have high intentions behind it. When we are at work, we can offer this sacrifice for the sanctification of our families, when we eat so that we have energy to better serve Him and have more hunger for the Eucharist than for earthly meals. Even when we sleep! Oh My Lord! I am obligated by my body to rest now, leaving all thoughts of you behind, but I offer you my sleep, every beat of my heart so that I may serve you to the fullest for that which you called me for.Amen!
Yet, just like us, when we are baptized or even when we restart our spiritual lives, when all the sensible graces are gone and the spiritual dessert begins, we stop giving our all. Returning to our example of the cat, we see this cat start doing things like his old life. He starts by not reading so much and instead play with yarn. Then prayer starts to bore him as well, so he begins playing on trees. After all the legitimate things are over, he starts doing other things that before he did by instinct but not he know is wrong. We see a couple of broken vases, etc.We would say this cat is a fool, who received an inestimable gift and throws it away.
Now we are worst than this cat, because we have a much higher vocation. In a time of crisis in society and even in the Church, we are called to be greater saints than in other times. We cannot look at all that we did in the past and even our lingering defects with longing. All the times we preferred even legitimate delights over saying our daily Rosary, every time we preferred talking with friends (and what friends exist today!) over spending time with Our Eucharistic King, a show over Mass, etc. we say to God we can careless about Him and all that He gave us.
Some might jump at this and say God wants us to be happy and even have fun.We agree, but not that entertainment is the ultimate goal. Having fun is a way of resting our body from the prosaic daily life and give us courage to keep on going, but still must have an elevated purpose.
How is this achieved? Quite simply, never stop praying. Every single action should have high intentions behind it. When we are at work, we can offer this sacrifice for the sanctification of our families, when we eat so that we have energy to better serve Him and have more hunger for the Eucharist than for earthly meals. Even when we sleep! Oh My Lord! I am obligated by my body to rest now, leaving all thoughts of you behind, but I offer you my sleep, every beat of my heart so that I may serve you to the fullest for that which you called me for.Amen!
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Msgr. João's homilies and formational meetings
We will be giving follow up as soon as some technical difficulties are settled.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Thoughts
Along with the Herald's Blog, the Heralds from Miami will be posting little thoughts with certain frequency, based on homilies and formational meetings given by our founder and superior general, Monsignor João Cla, so we can walk the path of daily life with our sights always on celestial things.
Ut mentes nostras ad caelestia desideria erigas!
Te rogamus, audi nos!
Ut mentes nostras ad caelestia desideria erigas!
Te rogamus, audi nos!
Splendor
We tend to think many times that to reach God we have to make an extraordinary effort, forcing ourselves to reach Him.
We forget that anything good that comes out of us is a result of a grace, because without grace we are not capable of doing not even so much as the Sign of the Cross with devotion.
So the thing is to make an effort to have graces? No.
It is simply not putting obstacles to grace, because even being faithful to a grace is a grace and it is only a matter of not hindering it.
And the best way of doing this is to let yourself be taken by splendor. Admiration of a superior thing because it is superior, St. Thomas says, is like being baptized again, it wipes sins away.
Admire, seek celestial things and even in the prosaic day to day life, always keep your sights high.
Ad te levavi oculos meos...
We forget that anything good that comes out of us is a result of a grace, because without grace we are not capable of doing not even so much as the Sign of the Cross with devotion.
So the thing is to make an effort to have graces? No.
It is simply not putting obstacles to grace, because even being faithful to a grace is a grace and it is only a matter of not hindering it.
And the best way of doing this is to let yourself be taken by splendor. Admiration of a superior thing because it is superior, St. Thomas says, is like being baptized again, it wipes sins away.
Admire, seek celestial things and even in the prosaic day to day life, always keep your sights high.
Ad te levavi oculos meos...
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