Perpetual adoration is a growing Catholic trend. A Holy Year event is scheduled for the weekend

Perpetual adoration is a growing Catholic trend. A Holy Year event is scheduled for the weekend

Growing numbers of Catholics are taking part in Eucharistic adoration – which this year’s Jubilee will mark this weekend with “24 hours for the Lord.”

Why is Mary's perpetual virginity so controversial for non-Catholic Christians?

Why do non-Catholic Christians dispute Mary's perpetual virginity, despite its limited impact on Protestant theology?

Holy Year event: Perpetual adoration is a growing Catholic trend

In numerous parishes throughout the United States and in other places, growing varieties of Catholics are taking shifts before the Blessed Sacrament– which they think is the existence of Christ, not simply a sign– on view in devoted chapels 24/7. Thousands more churches have routine love hours or days. Source: The Washington Times. The post Holy Year event: Perpetual adoration is a growing Catholic trend appeared first on The New York Ledger.

What is a jubilee year? - The Irish Catholic

Fr James Goodwin   2025 has been declared by Pope Francis as a jubilee year. But what does that mean? What is a jubilee? How do we celebrate it? The roots of a jubilee year are found in Scripture. As described in Leviticus 25, every 50th year was to be celebrated as a jubilee year… The post What is a jubilee year? appeared first on The Irish Catholic.

Twice a week, Luisa Arguello and her husband spend 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. praying in the perpetual adoration chapel in the Catholic Church of San Benito, located in a quiet residential palm-lined street in the suburb of Hialeah, Miami.