“Weapons of Our Warfare”
This is the theme of Catholic Family News’ Conference for 2018. This is also the first year without our fellow friend and colleague, John Vennari.
A first for Traditional Catholic radio
Traditional Catholic on-line radio station, Magnificat Radio, nominated for prestigious Gabriel Awards. A first for Traditional radio.
“Your Morning Tradition”- Wed.- August 10th, 2016
Mike & Lisa start their day with talking a little about the Olympics and then they chat about a couple of crosses, one is that Lisa’s microphone dies just before the broadcast! Then Lisa...
“Your Morning Tradition”- Wed., August 17th, 2016
Louis Tofari from www.romanitaspress.com talks about the raising of the Host at the consecration. Also, Brian McCall J.D. from Oklahoma City discusses the events that took place at the Civic Center. Finally, Mike has...
“Learning About the Roman Liturgy” – (May 19-Kissing The Altar)
www.romanitaspress.com In this episode Louis discusses the profound significance of why the celebrant kisses the altar several times during the Roman Mass.
“Learning About the Roman Liturgy” with Louis Tofari (June 16th, 2016)
www.romanitaspress.com In this episode, Louis Tofari continues his talk on the prayers at the foot of the Altar. From the Antiphon through Psalm 42 and forward. Mr. Tofari goes in depth with the rubrics...
“Learning About The Roman Liturgy” with Louis Tofari- June 9th, 2016
www.magnificatmedia.com In this episode of “Learning About The Roman Liturgy”, Louis Tofari discusses, in depth, the prayers at the foot of the altar. This is part 1 of a 2 part show. the second...
The story behind the great Feast of Corpus Christi
The fruit of the Holy Ghost…The honoring of the REAL presence of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist…This is what a Corpus Christi procession is all about.
Learning About The Roman Liturgy with Louis Tofari (Pentecost)
In this episode, Louis Tofari explains the Latin meaning of the word “Pentecost”. Louis also takes a detailed look at the Chant, Prayers and deep, Liturgical significance surrounding the Mass at Pentecost. ENJOY!
Pentecost
Whitsuntide, or Pentecost: A feast in commemoration and honor of the Holy Ghost, descending visibly upon the heads of the Apostles, in the shape of tongues, as it were of fire.
The Altar…the very purpose of the church building
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is the center of Catholic life and is our continuing source of sanctifying grace.
Over centuries, changes in the Roman Mass
Many may think that this traditional Roman Mass, from the 1962 Missale Romanum, is identical to the form used during the time of Pope St. Gregory the Great or even of Pope St. Peter.
The Paschal Candle
The origin of the custom of making and blessing the Paschal Candle has been attributed by some writers to Pope St. Zosimus, who ascended the throne of Peter in the year 417
“Your Morning Tradition”- Wed., February 24th
IN THIS SHOW: We talk with Joe Iserman of Patriot Outfitters about survival food and other supplies that this Traditional Catholic owned business, sells. Then it’s our friend Louis Tofari and a little tease...
“Learning About The Roman Liturgy” with Louis Tofari Feb. 25, 2016
In this episode of “Learning About the Roman Liturgy”, Louis Tofari takes a look at the special reverences made during Lent, such as a bow or kneeling. All content and materials available on...
Veiling of the Cross and Statues
Every year the church goes through this; starting from the beginning of the Easter season of the liturgical year the Church has followed our Lord’s footsteps in the course of His apostolic ministry.
Chronological Development of Chalice Linens and Cleaning
In the early church it is most likely that only one linen cloth was used to serve as both altar-cloth and corporal.
Where liturgical actions take place – The church building
The word “church” refers to a public place of worship and is derived from the Old Saxon word of kirika which is similar to the modern German word, kirche.
Liturgical Books of the Roman Liturgy
What are liturgical books?
The Various Liturgical Colors of the Roman Liturgy
Did you ever happen to wonder…why so many colors in the Roman Liturgy?
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