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Misericordiae Vultus Bula de Indicción del Jubileo de la Misericordia (parte I)

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
1. Jesucristo es el rostro de la misericordia del Padre. El misterio de la fe cristiana parece encontrar su síntesis en esta palabra. Ella se ha vuelto viva, visible y ha alcanzado su culmen en Jesús de Nazaret. El Padre, « rico de misericordia » (Ef 2,4), después de haber revelado su nombre a Moisés como « Dios compasivo y misericordioso, lento a la ira, y pródigo en amor y fidelidad » (Ex 34,6) no ha cesado de dar a conocer en varios modos y en tantos momentos de la historia su naturaleza divina. En la « plenitud del tiempo » (Gal 4,4), cuando todo estaba dispuesto según su plan de salvación, Él envió a su Hijo nacido de la Virgen María para revelarnos de manera definitiva su amor. Quien lo ve a Él ve al Padre. >>>

Descripción del logotipo del Aņo de la Misericordia

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
 El logo y el lema ofrecen juntos una buena síntesis del Año jubilar. Con el lema Misericordiosos como el Padre (tomado del Evangelio de Lucas, 6,36) se propone vivir la misericordia siguiendo el ejemplo del Padre, que pide no juzgar y no condenar, sino perdonar y amar sin medida (cfr. Lc 6,37-38). >>>

'Hostia sangrante' en investigación

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
Recientemente en la Diócesis de Salt Lake City han circulado reportes de una hostia que sangra en la parroquia de San Francisco Javier en Kearns. >>>

El 13 de diciembre la Diócesis de Salt Lake City abrirá la puerta de la Catedral de la Magdalena

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
La Diócesis de Salt Lake City marcará el inicio del Jubileo de la Misericordia con el Rito de la Apertura de la Puerta de la Misericordia el 13 de diciembre en la Catedral de la Magdalena. >>>

Tear down this wall: Extraordinary Holy Year of Mercy calls for human barriers to tumble down

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
 For a spiritual leader who denounces a world divided by walls, a church shuttered by cliques and hearts hardened to compassion, opening wide the Holy Door for the Year of Mercy will be a significant and symbolic moment for Pope Francis, who is scheduled to open the door Dec. 8, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. >>>

Holy years proclaimed to encourage spiritual renewal in the Church

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
 A holy year as a time of spiritual renewal has its biblical roots in the jubilees observed by the Jewish people at 50-year intervals, when debts were pardoned and slaves were freed. >>>

Official Year of Mercy hymn written by British composer

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
 Paul Inwood and 89 other composers around the world had two months to submit their compositions of the music for the official hymn of Year of Mercy. >>>

Vatican has reservation system for Holy Door

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
Drawing on the experience of the public exposition of the Shroud of Turin, Vatican officials are adopting a reservation system for pilgrims who want to cross the threshold of the Holy Door at St. Peter’s Basilica during the Year of Mercy. >>>

Let us welcome the stranger during this upcoming Year of Mercy

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
On Dec. 8, the Catholic Church will begin the Year of Mercy, a time to reflect more intentionally on the corporal and spiritual works of mercy.  Recent events around the globe show that we will have many opportunities to not only reflect on, but to practice the works of mercy. >>>

USCCB encourages dioceses to plan own Year of Mercy events

Friday, Dec. 04, 2015
BALTIMORE (CNS) — From entering a diocesan Holy Door to undertaking the corporal and spiritual works of mercy, Catholics can model a compassionate life during the Year of Mercy declared by Pope Francis, said the chairman of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis. >>>
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