Spiritual New Year's Resolutions
~ Suggestions for Catholics ~
Some of these articles were published in prior years, but their advice is relevant in any year.
Do not try to do too much!  Pick 2 or 3, and concentrate on those.
God will reward you for your commitment!
A New Year! A New Start! from Redeemed Online [video]
Pope Francis has also suggested...
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What's the Deal with Angels?
Angels [Catholic Encyclopedia]
Angels [Catholic Education Resource Center]
Angels -- Fiction and Fact [EWTN Library]
Angels: God's Servants [Catholic Stand]
Encounters with Angels [Integrated Catholic Life]
Explanation of the Nine Choirs of Angels
​     [Infographic]
5 Amazing Facts About Guardian Angels
     [Aleteia]
Archangels and Guardian Angels [Catholic
     Education Resource Center]
Guardian Angels [Catholic Encyclopedia]
Guardian Angels - Do They Really Exist? [Truth
     and Charity Forum]
Divine Mercy
What Is Divine Mercy? 
What Is Divine Mercy Sunday?
​Why Catholics Celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday
​ 6 Things You Need to Know About Divine Mercy Sunday
From the news: First IPhone App to Receive an Imprimatur
     
​     The symbol for Ordinary Time is Chi-Rho which is made from the first two letters of the Greek word for Messiah (Christos).  The letter Chi (pronounced "kī") looks like an X, and the letter Rho (pronounced "rō") looks like a P.  Chi-Rho became a symbol representing Jesus Christ.
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     "Ordinary" Time does not mean average. Ordinary here means "Not Seasonal," the part of the Liturgical Year outside the seasons of Lent-Easter and Advent-Christmas.  It is a time for the Church to celebrate the wonder of God in all things, a time to celebrate the Paschal Mystery.
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     The readings during Ordinary Time help to instruct us on how to live our Christian faith in our daily lives. The last Sunday of Ordinary Time, the Feast of Christ the King, marks the end of the Liturgical Year.
The Surprisingly Deep Spiritual Meaning Behind "Ordinary Time"
Eucharistic Adoration
The Adoration Chapel
at St. Paul Catholic Church

​All Your Questions About Adoration Answered...
​Laudato Si - Encyclical of Pope Francis
on Care for Our Common Home