Episode 64: Rogation Sunday

05/06/24 • 19 min

A Catholic Life

In today’s episode, on the Rogation Sunday, I address the following:

1. The Minor Rogation Days

2. Ascentiontide Customs

3. How to Participate in The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in union with Christ the High Priest and Christ the Victim

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In today’s episode, on the Rogation Sunday, I address the following:

1. The Minor Rogation Days

2. Ascentiontide Customs

3. How to Participate in The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in union with Christ the High Priest and Christ the Victim

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