Anthony Zaccaria
Episodes
Friday Nov 01, 2013
Friday Nov 01, 2013
There is a close relation between the Holy Eucharist and vocations to the priesthood and the consecrated life.
Friday Nov 01, 2013
The Relationship Between the Eucharist and Vocation
Friday Nov 01, 2013
Friday Nov 01, 2013
The Relationship Between the Eucharist and Vocation
Friday Nov 01, 2013
St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria and the 40 Hour Devotion
Friday Nov 01, 2013
Friday Nov 01, 2013
St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria and the 40 Hour Devotion
Friday Nov 01, 2013
St Anthony Mary Zaccaria as a Reformer
Friday Nov 01, 2013
Friday Nov 01, 2013
St Anthony Mary Zaccaria as a Reformer
Friday Nov 01, 2013
Eucharist the sacrament of conversion and transformation
Friday Nov 01, 2013
Friday Nov 01, 2013
-Historians dispute about the origin of the 40-hour Devotion. Did it originate with St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria and the first Barnabites? Or the Augustinians?-The practice of private adoration of the Blessed Sacrament reposed in the tabernacle for a period of 40 consecutive hours, from Good Friday to Easter morning, existed before the time of St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria.-What Anthony Mary Zaccaria and the early Barnabites did in 1534 – 475 years ago - was to ask the authorization the expose publicly and solemnly the Blessed Sacrament for 40 hours in the Cathedral of Milan and to repeat that solemn exposition in turn in all the churches of Milan. The authorization was granted in 1537 and the practice took place for the first time from March to October 1537.-Historians dispute about the origin of the 40-hour Devotion. Did it originate with St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria and the first Barnabites? Or the Augustinians?-The practice of private adoration of the Blessed Sacrament reposed in the tabernacle for a period of 40 consecutive hours, from Good Friday to Easter morning, existed before the time of St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria. -What Anthony Mary Zaccaria and the early Barnabites did in 1534 – 475 years ago - was to ask the authorization the expose publicly and solemnly the Blessed Sacrament for 40 hours in the Cathedral of Milan and to repeat that solemn exposition in turn in all the churches of Milan. The authorization was granted in 1537 and the practice took place for the first time from March to October 1537.