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Vincent Pham, known as The Catholic Man by many of his friends, is a student at the University of Toronto’s Trinity College of the Faculty of Arts and Science, pursuing a double major in Ethics, Society & Law, and Philosophy along with a minor in Christianity and Culture. Vincent is an alumnus of Chaminade College School in Toronto (Class of 2019). He has a great love for all things Catholic, especially Catholic liturgy.
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Category Archives: Pope Francis
Walking Together, Synodally. A Reflection on Pope Francis’ Apostolic Journey to Canada
Pope Francis is making an Apostolic Journey to Canada from June 24-30, 2022 with the main goal of expressing his closeness with the Indigenous People of Canada – a group that has suffered much under the threats of colonialisation and … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Reflection, Catholicism, Christian, Mission, Pope Francis
Tagged Canadian Papal Visit, Indigenous Apology, Indigenous Peoples, Marcher Ensemble, Papal Apology, Papal Visit, Papal Visit to Canada, Penitential Pilgrimage, Pope Francis, Synod on Synodality, Truth and Reconciliation, Walking Together
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Lectionary Reflection: First Sunday of Lent, Year A
Lectionary Readings: Gen 2:7-9, 16-18,2-5; 3:1-7 / Ps 51 / Rom 5:12-19 / Mt 4:1-11 The Church inaugurated the Season of Lent with the liturgy of Ash Wednesday, which included the iconic ritual of the Imposition of Ashes, in which … Continue reading
Lectionary Reflection: Ash Wednesday, Year A, B, C
Lectionary Readings: Jl 2:12-18 / Ps 51 / 2Cor 5:20-6:2 / Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 I don’t know about you, but the more Ash Wednesdays that I experience, the deeper I think about who I am and how I should live. … Continue reading
Talking about the Pallium…
On June 29, Pope Francis will bless and give the pallium to new Metropolitan Archbishops to be imposed by the Apostolic Nuncio on their own dioceses. Prior to 2015, the palliums were imposed on Metropolitan Archbishops at St. Peter’s Basilica … Continue reading
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A Catholic’s Call To Serve
As my grade 10 year at Chaminade College School came to a close, I once again ran for Student Council hoping to continue with a third year on the Council for the 2017-2018 school year. I have been involved in … Continue reading
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Tagged A Catholic's Call to Serve, ACCTS, Archbishop of Chicago, Cardinal Blase Cupich, Catholic Call to Serve, Chaminade College School, Christian Service, meaning of Christian Service, Pham, Pope Francis, Serve, Service, Student Council, Student council elections, vice-chair, vice-president, vice-president of student council, Vincent Pham, Washing of the Feet
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Merciful Shepherds: Shepherds in Parish, School and Family
Note: Last Sunday was the 4th Sunday of Easter, may also be commonly known as Good Shepherd Sunday. The CCCB Ordo also makes mention this day as World Day of Prayer for Vocations. This year was no ordinary 4th Sunday … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Reflection, Catholicism, Christian, Evangelization, Jubilee of Mercy, Liturgy of the Hours, Mission, Pope Francis, School Reflection, Uncategorized
Tagged Divine Office, Family, Fourth Sunday of Easter, Good Shepherd, Jubilee of Mercy, Leadership, Mercy, Papa Francesco, Parish', Pastors, Pope Francis, Prayer, Responsibility, School, Shepherd, Shepherds, TCDSB, Toronto Catholic District School Board
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Triduum Holy Thursday: Celebrating Eucharist, Priesthood and Love
Holy Thursday begins the climax of the Liturgical Year which we call the Triduum. The word Triduum means three days. The Triduum begins with the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday and ends with Evening Prayer II of … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Reflection, Catholicism, Christian, Holy Week, Lent, Paschal Triduum, Pope Francis, Priesthood, Uncategorized
Tagged Eucharist, Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper, Holy Orders, Holy Thursday, Holy Week, Jesus, Love, Mass, Pope Francis, Pray, Priest, Priesthood, Sacraments, Servant, Serve, Triduum, Virtue of Love, Washing of the Feet
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Door of Mercy Opens, a Call to be Merciful People: Reflecting on Pope Francis’ Opening of the Door of Mercy
*This article was written for my grade 9 Religion ISU. On December 8th, 2015, after the Solemnity Mass of the Immaculate Conception, Pope Francis walked towards the Holy Door and pushed it open. But why did Pope Francis open the … Continue reading
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