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1. www.catholicculture.org › culture › liturgicalyearLiturgical Year : May (Monthly Overview) | Catholic Culture

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   May 1, 2011 · The month of May is dedicated to The Blessed Virgin Mary. The first 23 days fall within the liturgical season of Easter, which is represented by the liturgical color white — the color of light ...

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3. en.wikipedia.org › Timeline_of_the_Catholic_ChurchTimeline of the Catholic Church - Wikipedia

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   The Catholic Church has been the driving force behind some of the major events of world history including the Christianization of Western and Central Europe and Latin America, the spreading of literacy and the foundation of the universities, hospitals, the Western tradition of monasticism, the development of art and music, literature ...

4. catholicsaints.mobi › calendar › 8-mayCalendar of Saints - 8 May - catholicsaints.mobi

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   May 8, 2015 · • 8 May 1292 in Saludécio, Rimini, Italy of natural causes • interred in the chapel shelters he had built • relics transferred to the Pieve di San Biagio in May 1330 after the chapel shelters were destroyed by fire

5. www.catholicbridge.com › catholic › timeline-ofTimeline of the Catholic Church

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   The Timeline contains dates concerned with secular history that are pertinent to the Catholic apologist, as well as quirky Catholic history bits for the trivia buff. I've attempted to include as many important events as possible, both good and bad, and to include facts commonly raised in Catholic apologetic discussions.

6. catholiccompany.com › getfed › did-you-know-that-stSt. Michael Feast Day: Celebrate His Victory and Legacy

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   The Feast of the Apparition of St. Michael is celebrated on May 8th (it fell on a Sunday this year—yesterday). This feast day commemorates the 5th-century appearance of the Archangel in Monte Gargano, Italy, near a cave now known as the Sanctuary of St. Michael.

7. www.catholicculture.org › culture › liturgicalyearLiturgical Year : May, Month of Mary - Catholic Culture

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   Highlights. Prayer of the Month. An Act of Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Holy Mary, Mother of God and Virgin, I choose thee this day for my queen, patron, and advocate,...

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   Why is May 8th celebrated?

   • The May 8th feast is established to commemorate a victory won by St. Michael on that day. He saved the people of that region from an invading enemy. The feast marks both that event and all his apparitions at Monte Gargano.

   Did you know that St. Michael has a feast day in May?

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   When did the Catholic Church start dedicating the month of May?

   • This Christian custom of dedicating the month of May to the Blessed Virgin arose at the end of the 13th century. In this way, the Church was able to Christianize the secular feasts which were wont to take place at that time. In the 16th century, books appeared and fostered this devotion.

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   Why is May the month of Mary?

   • Although it wasn’t always held during May, Mary Month included thirty daily spiritual exercises honoring Mary. It was in this era that Mary’s Month and May were combined, making May the Month of Mary with special devotions organized on each day throughout the month.

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   How is Mary honored in May?

   • The ways Mary is honored in May is as varied as the people who honor her. Marge Fenelon, May 1, 2020 – National Catholic Register It’s here. May, the month in which the earth springs into bloom (at least in the Northern Hemisphere) and we start thinking about planting gardens, family picnics and making vacation plans. It’s also the Month of Mary.

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   What did Paul VI say about the month of Mary?

   • Paul VI wrote a short encyclical in 1965 using the Month of Mary devotion as a means of obtaining prayers for peace. He urged the faithful to make use of this practice which is "gladdening and consoling" and by which the Blessed Virgin Mary is honored and the Christian people are enriched with spiritual gifts" (no. 2).

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   Why do we celebrate the month of May?

   • In this month, too, the benefits of God's mercy come down to us from her throne in greater abundance" (Paul VI: Encyclical on the Month of May, no. 1). This Christian custom of dedicating the month of May to the Blessed Virgin arose at the end of the 13th century.

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9. ewtn.co.uk › article-why-is-may-the-month-of-maryWhy is May the Month of Mary? – EWTN Global Catholic ...

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   2 days ago · For centuries, the Catholic Church has set aside the entire month of Mary to honor Mary, Mother of God. Not just a day in May, mind you, but the entire month. The custom spans both centuries and cultures, with roots going back as far as the Ancient Greeks.