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DIES DOMINI OF THE HOLY FATHER JOHN PAUL II TO THE BISHOPS, CLERGY AND FAITHFUL OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ON KEEPING THE LORD'S DAY HOLY . My esteemed Brothers in the Episcopate and the Priesthood, Dear Brothers and Sisters! 1.
Dies Domini is an apostolic letter promulgated by Pope John Paul II on July 30, 1998, that encourages Catholics to 'rediscover the meaning' behind keeping Sunday holy. It says: The Paschal Mystery of Christ is the full revelation of the mystery of the world's origin, the climax of the history of salvation and the anticipation of the ...
DIES DOMINI Chapter II: Dies Christi. Apostolic Letter of the Holy Father to the Bishops, Clergy and Faithful of the Catholic Church On Keeping the Lord’s Day Holy. Click here for link to Dies Domini, Chapter 1
St. John Paul II’s Dies Domini, Keeping the Lord’s Day Holy, was an Apostolic Letter published on the feast of Pentecost 1998. References: Dies Domini Apostolic Letter from Vatican; Small group study guide for Dies Domini from Archdiocese of Chicago; INTRODUCTION (1-7)
During his inaugural homily in October 1978, Saint John Paul II encouraged the Church and the world, "Do not be afraid! Open, open wide the doors to Christ!" In Dies Domini, he renews that encouragement specifically with respect to the rediscovery of Sunday, "...Do not be afraid to give your time to Christ! Yes, let us open our time to Christ ...
Dies Domini: Pope St. John Paul II’s Document On Keeping Holy the Lord’s Day Year of the Eucharist and St. Joseph 2021 The Loss of Sunday: “Today, however, even in those countries which give legal sanction to the festive character of Sunday, changes in socioeconomic conditions have often led to profound modifications of social
Dated May 31,1998 — Pentecost that year — the apostolic letter Dies Domini was addressed to the whole Church on “keeping the Lord’s Day holy.” Dies Domini (The Day of the Lord) is more ...
Dies Domini is a relatively short, easy to read apostolic letter written by Pope Saint John Paul II in 1998. Dies Domini means “On Keeping Sunday Holy.” It has been a delightful and enlightening study. You can find it in English here.
St. John Paul II's Dies Domini discusses keeping Sunday holy. It expresses hopes that the document would help recover the deep doctrinal foundations of keeping Sunday, renew the Church's tradition of gathering for Mass, and place Sunday at the heart of Christian life.
Pope John Paul II reigned as pope of the Roman Catholic Church and sovereign of Vatican City for nearly 27 years (1978–2005).