Ever wondered what it would be like if Jesus, the disciples and practically everyone else had Facebook? Rosemary Azzaro gives us a tongue-in-cheek rundown of the Passion events on Jesus’s Facebook Fan Page.

Thanks to Mike Hayes for providing the link on his Googling God blog.

Tags: Catholic, Humor

We are currently in the midst of  “the week that changed the world”. Yes! It is Holy Week, most definitely the busiest week on the Church’s calendar.  And as we meditate on Christ’s suffering and crucifixion for our salvation, the Stations of the Cross proves to be a powerful tool in our contemplation Christ’s Passion.

Here are a couple of Stations of the Cross recordings I’ve come across while listening to some of my favorite podcasts:

• Catholic Music Express
  Jim O’Meara does a moving rendition of the Stations of the Cross as composed by St Alphonsus Ligouri, complete with beautiful contemporary Catholic music.
• iPadre
  A presentation of the Stations of the Cross, based on Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich by Father Jay Finelli.
• The Catholics Next Door
  Greg and Jennifer Willits does an audio version of the Stations of the Cross based on those celebrated by Pope John Paul II on Good Friday 1991.
• Divine Mercy Podcast
  Greg Keuter also has a recording of the Stations of the Cross on his site.
• What Does The Prayer Really Say?
  The great Father Z has a couple of these
  • 1st Passion Sunday
  • Palm Sunday – Passion of St. Matthew (sung)
  • Stations of the Cross – St. Alphonsus Liguori
  • Passion of St. John (Good Friday – 1962 Missale Romanum)
  • Stations of the Cross – Joseph Ratzinger (Good Friday – 2005)
• Pray-As-You-Go
  A series of 10 scripture-based meditations in the tradition of the Stations of the Cross.

Hope you’ll find the resources above inspiring and helpful in your Lenten meditation.

Tags: Catholic, devotions, Inspirational, prayers, scripture