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♰ Manaus, Brazil Celebrates Corpus Christi ♰ https://pic.x.com/eCrOaMnskk
Replying to @advoluntas in Catholic Twitter
Maybe this has happened before, but I can’t recall any of the previous popes *walking* the Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession from Saint John Lateran to Santa Maria Maggiore. It’s really beautiful to see. It’s only about a mile, but it’s currently around 90° F / 31° C, and https://pic.x.com/EQxNFJ6uzG
📷participated twice on the Thursday, the feast in the old calendar. Both JPII- who I believe revived the tradition- and BXVI rode in vehicles kneeling before the monstrance
https://x.com/chrisjollyhale/status/1936835293467783268

♰ Manaus, Brazil Celebrates Corpus Christi ♰ https://pic.x.com/eCrOaMnskk
Replying to @advoluntas in Catholic Twitter
Maybe this has happened before, but I can’t recall any of the previous popes *walking* the Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession from Saint John Lateran to Santa Maria Maggiore. It’s really beautiful to see. It’s only about a mile, but it’s currently around 90° F / 31° C, and https://pic.x.com/EQxNFJ6uzG
📷participated twice on the Thursday, the feast in the old calendar. Both JPII- who I believe revived the tradition- and BXVI rode in vehicles kneeling before the monstrance
https://x.com/chrisjollyhale/status/1936835293467783268

♰ Manaus, Brazil Celebrates Corpus Christi ♰ https://pic.x.com/eCrOaMnskk
Replying to @advoluntas in Catholic Twitter
Maybe this has happened before, but I can’t recall any of the previous popes *walking* the Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession from Saint John Lateran to Santa Maria Maggiore. It’s really beautiful to see. It’s only about a mile, but it’s currently around 90° F / 31° C, and https://pic.x.com/EQxNFJ6uzG
📷participated twice on the Thursday, the feast in the old calendar. Both JPII- who I believe revived the tradition- and BXVI rode in vehicles kneeling before the monstrance
https://x.com/chrisjollyhale/status/1936835293467783268

https://x.com/chrisjollyhale/status/1936835293467783268

The Catholic Traveler
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Maybe this has happened before, but I can’t recall any of the previous popes *walking* the Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession from Saint John Lateran to Santa Maria Maggiore. It’s really beautiful to see. It’s only about a mile, but it’s currently around 90° F / 31° C, and Pope Leo is carrying the monstrance. It would be perfectly acceptable to use one of the modified vehicles popes previously used in the past. This really made it hit me that the last time we had a pope in his 60s was in 1989

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Saint Thomas More (1478–1535) was an English lawyer, scholar, statesman, and martyr, revered for his unwavering commitment to his principles and faith. Born in London, More rose to prominence as a key figure in the court of King Henry VIII, serving as Lord Chancellor from 1529 to 1532. A brilliant intellectual, he was also a devoted Catholic, whose life and death exemplified the struggle between personal conviction and political loyalty.

More studied law at Oxford and Lincoln’s Inn, developing a reputation for legal acumen and moral integrity. His early career included roles as a lawyer, judge, and member of Parliament, but his scholarly pursuits set him apart. He wrote Utopia (1516), a seminal work describing an ideal, fictional society, blending satire with social commentary on governance, religion, and human nature. His friendships with humanists like Erasmus further cemented his status as a Renaissance thinker.

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♰ Eastern Catholicism is Glorious ♰

🎥 Romanian Greek Catholic Mass at the Papal Basilica of Saint Peter, Vatican City

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♰ Eastern Catholicism is Glorious ♰

🎥 Romanian Greek Catholic Mass at the Papal Basilica of Saint Peter, Vatican City
https://x.com/advoluntas/status/1936643179488682306

https://x.com/suzanahvalabogu/status/1936848345953177846

Through the Eucharist the Lord welcomes, sanctifies and blesses the bread and wine that we place on the altar, together with the offering of our lives, and he transforms them into the Body and Blood of Christ, the sacrifice of love for the salvation of the world. God unites himself to us by joyfully accepting what we bring, and he invites us to unite ourselves to him by likewise joyfully receiving and sharing his gift of love.