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CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : GREGORIAN SACRAMENTARY GREGORIAN SACRAMENTARY A litur-gical book attributed to Pope St. Gregory I, sometimes called the Sacramentary of Adrian I. It contains the original text and ... 2.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : EFFICACIOUS GRACE EFFICACIOUS GRACE The actual grace to which free consent is given by the will so that the grace produces its divinely intended effect. 3.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : EFFICACIOUS GRACE EFFICACIOUS GRACE The actual grace to which free consent is given by the will so that the grace produces its divinely intended effect. 4.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : GERGESENES GERGESENES. ... GERGESENES. See: GERASENES. All items in this dictionary are from Fr. John Hardon's Modern Catholic Dictionary, © Eternal Life. ... 5.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : VISITANDINES VISITANDINES The Order of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, founded in 1610 by St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal. 6.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : VENERATION OF SAINTS VENERATION OF SAINTS Honor paid to the saints who, by their intercession and example and in their possession of God, minister to human sanctification, ... 7.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : INFIDELITY INFIDELITY Either a lack of faith or of faithfulness. As a lack of faith, it may be positive, privative, or negative. Positive infidelity means that a ... 8.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : HOLY OILS HOLY OILS Sacramentals blessed by a bishop. There are three kinds: oil of catechumens, holy chrism, and oil of the sick. The first and third are pure olive ... 9.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : VATICAN PUBLISHING HOUSE VATICAN PUBLISHING HOUSE Long associated with the names of Also Manunzio and sons, and linked with the Vatican Press, the Editrice Vaticana now handles the ... 10.
CatholicReference.net : Catholic Dictionary : ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION Catholic teaching on artificial insemination (among humans) was summed up by Pope Pius XII in an address to Catholic physicians (September 29, 1949). ... |
