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December, 2008 (dec2008.htm)

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The Story of Christmas
by
Abbe Dom Prosper Gueranger

There are few more inspiring reflections on the liturgical seasons than the wise and holy abbot Dom Prosper Gueranger, author of the magnificent The Liturgical Year. Here he briefly explains the significance of the season of Christmastide from December 25 through February 2, the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Presentation of our Lord in the Temple. Four days following the conclusion of Christmastide in 2008, we are at Ash Wednesday for Lent comes very early in the new Liturgical Year. The abbe's reflections will hopefully wake many to the treasures of our Faith. See, Christmastide

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DECEMBER 2008

  Dec. 1 Monday - vol. 19, no. 336
  Dec. 2 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 337
  Dec. 3 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 338
  Dec. 4 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 339
  Dec. 5 Friday - vol. 19, no. 340
  Dec. 6 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 341
  Dec. 7 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 342
  Dec. 8 Monday - vol. 19, no. 343
  Dec. 9 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 344
  Dec. 10 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 345
  Dec. 11 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 346
  Dec. 12 Friday - vol. 19, no. 347
  Dec. 13 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 348
  Dec. 14 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 349
  Dec. 15 Monday - vol. 19, no. 350
  Dec. 16 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 351
  Dec. 17 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 352
  Dec. 18 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 353
  Dec. 19 Friday - vol. 19, no. 354
  Dec. 20 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 355
  Dec. 21 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 356
  Dec. 22 Monday - vol. 19, no. 357
  Dec. 23 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 358
  Dec. 24 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 359

NOVEMBER 2008

  Nov. 30 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 335
  Annual Autumn Hiatus Issue
   Nov. 1 through Nov. 29
    vol. 19, nos. 276-334

OCTOBER 2008

  Oct. 1 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 275
  Oct. 2 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 276
  Oct. 3 Friday - vol. 19, no. 277
  Oct. 4 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 278
  Oct. 5 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 279
  Oct. 6 Monday - vol. 19, no. 280
  Oct. 7 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 281
  Oct. 8 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 282
  Oct. 9 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 283
  Oct. 10 Friday - vol. 19, no. 284
  Oct. 11 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 285
  Oct. 12 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 286
  Oct. 13 Monday - vol. 19, no. 287
  Oct. 14 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 288
  Oct. 15 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 289
  Oct. 16 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 290
  Oct. 17 Friday - vol. 19, no. 291
  Oct. 18 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 292
  Oct. 19 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 293
  Oct. 20 Monday - vol. 19, no. 294
  Oct. 21 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 295
  Oct. 22 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 296
  Oct. 23 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 297
  Oct. 24 Friday - vol. 19, no. 298
  Oct. 25 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 299
  Oct. 26 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 300
  Oct. 27 Monday - vol. 19, no. 301
  Oct. 28 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 302
  Oct. 29 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 303
  Oct. 30 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 304
  Oct. 31 Friday - vol. 19, no. 305

SEPTEMBER 2008

  Sept. 1 Monday - vol. 19, no. 245
  Sept. 2 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 246
 Sept. 3 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 247
  Sept. 4 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 248
  Sept. 5 Friday - vol. 19, no. 249
  Sept. 6 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 250
  Sept. 7 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 251
  Sept. 8 Monday - vol. 19, no. 252
  Sept. 9 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 253
  Sept. 10 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 254
  Sept. 11 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 255
  Sept. 12 Friday - vol. 19, no. 256
 Sept. 13 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 257
  Sept. 14 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 258
 Sept. 15 Monday - vol. 19, no. 259
  Sept. 16 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 260
  Sept. 17 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 261
  Sept. 18 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 262
  Sept. 19 Friday - vol. 19, no. 263
  Sept. 20 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 264
  Sept. 21 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 265
  Sept. 22 Monday - vol. 19, no. 266
  Sept. 23 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 267
  Sept. 24 Wednesday - vol. 19, no. 268
  Sept. 25 Thursday - vol. 19, no. 269
  Sept. 26 Friday - vol. 19, no. 270
  Sept. 27 Saturday - vol. 19, no. 271
  Sept. 28 SUNDAY - vol. 19, no. 272
  Sept. 29 Monday - vol. 19, no. 273
  Sept. 30 Tuesday - vol. 19, no. 274

For previous issues in 2008 and for all issues over the past 12 years, click on the graphic below
                             "And the Word was made flesh" by Bishop Daniel Dolan
                             Saint Stephen the First Martyr by Bishop Daniel Dolan
                             Saint John the Evangelist by Bishop Donald Sanborn
                             The Holy Innocents by Bishop Donald Sanborn
                             Saint Thomas a Becket by Bishop Daniel Dolan
                             Do You Really Believe? by Bishop Daniel Dolan
                             Pope Saint Sylvester by Bishop Daniel Dolan

                             Determination by Bishop Daniel Dolan
                             Title of 'Lord' by Bishop Daniel Dolan
                             Disasters and Faith by Bishop Daniel Dolan
                             The Holy Name and Divisions by Bishop Daniel Dolan
                             Egoism and Salvation by Fr. Anthony Cekada
                             Epiphany by Fr. Benedict Hughes, CMRI
    It is a tradition to take blessed chalk and mark the top frame of the front door of your home with the letters you see above. The Roman Numeral MMIX is for the 2009. Below that write G for Gaspar, then a plus sign (+) then 20 and another plus sign (+) then M for Melchior followed by another plus sign (+) then 09 and finally another plus sign (+) and B for Balthazar.
We'll return on January 7 with more information concerning the direction of The DailyCatholic for 2009.

                     

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