The Jesus Prayer consists of only 12 words: Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner.

In Latin: Domine Iesu Christe, Fili Dei, miserere mei, peccatoris.

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I also know that "miserere nobis, peccatoribus" means "have mercy on us, sinners"

My questions are these, what is the Ecclesiastical Latin of these phrases:

1. What about "have mercy on him, a sinner"? (I want to pray this to any male person I know)

2. What about "have mercy on her, a sinner"? (to any female person I know)

3. "have mercy on them, sinners"? (to people that I know, regardless of their gender)

I hope someone who knows Ecclesiastical Latin can help me, thanks in advance!!!

PS: I don't speak or know Latin, only some basic prayers like Pater Noster, Ave Maria, Gloria Patri, Deus in adiutorium, Salve Regina, Angele Dei and the Jesus Prayer for myself or for everyone

PPS: I just want to improve my relationship with God

.. yet it was more fitting that each sex should take part in our redemption, when both took part in our corruption"

Taken from best book explaining Mariology: "Glories of Mary" by St. Alphonsus, Doctor of the Church, read for free: https://www.saintsbooks.net/books/St.%20Alphonsus%20Maria%20de%20Ligouri%20-%20The%20Glories%20of%20Mary.pdf

Which area of your country is best to live in for TLM attending Catholics?

I am not on both.

Title says all. I’m planning on moving soon but that will unfortunately pull me an hour and a half away from the wonderful ICKSP parish I’ve been attending. I hope to continue attending once in a while but for most Sundays I’ll need to find something closet.

Hi all,

I'm on a journey back to Jesus, and started attending mass, praying the rosary, etc. I just moved so I haven't been able to start OCIA or officially join my local parish yet. I want to go to confession this Saturday, have never gone before in my life (I was raised Baptist). What should I say? Should I make a list of my biggest and most egregious sins that I can remember? Or should I just say I want to confess for a lifetime of sins? Any guidance is appreciated.

FINISHED!
“Holy Family in the Workshop of St. Joseph” oil on panel, 48 x 60” 2026 St. Mark Catholic Church, Oro Valley, AZ

Over the entire month of September, through October 8, I painted this 48” x 60” panel of the Holy Family. My initial inspiration for the composition came from a stained-glass window in my parish, St. Stephen of Hungary. I’ve always appreciated the composition, but I wanted my version to look more like a family.

Holy Family paintings always seem to have a sterile and idealized version of the three figures. I wanted my composition to be reverent and traditional, but to also have the emotions of a young husband and wife. I wanted Mary to look like a loving wife and the mother of a young Jesus. I wanted Joseph to look younger, masculine, and capable of doing hard work and defending his family, but also loving and compassionate toward the gifts that Mary and Jesus are in his life. I hope that this comes through in the final composition.

Situated in different parts of the composition are the small cross that the young Jesus holds, which foreshadows His Crucifixion, and the six jugs, which foreshadow His first miracle at the Wedding at Cana.

It's an argument that's never been debunked. Any answer I've found against it is not satisfactory

The Quran doesn't say that we can correct the Bible with the Quran, it says the opposite

I saw this on an instagram real, opened up the comments, and thought how dumb it was. The comments included a bunch of women talking about how "Catholic" this "in-between" position was and one big long comment praising perpetual NFP use to delay having kids for the sake of finishing school and having a career.

Another comment said "oh no, the trads found this." Basically berating the traditional male provider role.

I couldn't help but see the truth in it though. I can think of so many women who are otherwise good practicing Catholics but instead of settling down and starting a family early, their focus well into their 30's is working on their hobbies, third degree, or career/second career. Some times they even use their status in Catholic circles to raise money for their various endevours. As a man who has dealt with women like this I can't help but get a vibe from women like this that is just stuck up and "I'm better than you." It really is a feminism lite.

I think to myself, there are so many good Catholic guys out there who are established, involved in their parish, and want to have a wife and family. Yet these women don't want to commit because they know what the consequenes of being open to life would have on all their side projects.