The Four Last Things from a Catholic perspective
We only but just celebrated All Saints Day on 1st November, followed by All Souls Day on 2nd November. A great opportunity to revisit fundamentals of our faith in eternal life
2023 November Heaven’s Pilgrimages schedules
During this month of prayer for the dead, Heaven's Pilgrimages begin on Wednesday 1st November in Montligeon. Five pilgrimages will take place at the shrine of Montligeon throughout November. Here are the service times and how to register
Embrace the Blessings of the Novena for the Departed with Our Lady Liberatrix
In the embrace of Our Lady Liberatrix, Our Lady of Deliverance of souls, we find hope, solace, and powerful help for our dearly departed to progress on their way to heaven. The (free) Novena for the Dead with Our Lady…
Can on go to Heaven without being baptised?
« En dehors de l'Église, point de salut ». Cet adage apparaît pour beaucoup, en cette première moitié du XXIᵉ siècle, comme légèrement étroit d'esprit. Pour poser la question autrement : peut-on aller au ciel sans baptême ?
What difference between All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day?
Nowadays the feast of All Saints' Day often get mixed up with the Day of the Dead. What is the difference? What is the meaning of All Saints' Day? Why a Day of the Dead? Explinations by Rev. Fr. Paul Denizot.
Why enrol in the Fraternity of Montligeon?
Enrolling people in the Montligeon Fraternity, Adrianna knows all about it! She does regularly enrol in it both the deceased and the living. She tells us why.
Meet the 2023-2024 new chaplaincy appointed at the shrine of Montligeon
Whether for counselling, tuition, liturgy, sacraments or a guided tour of the basilica, meet the new 2023-2024 chaplaincy team at the shrine of Montligeon
Msgr Bozo: why should we fight against euthanasia and assisted suicide?
This autumn, France will look into a law project aiming at legalising assisted suicide and euthanasia. Why should we fight it and how? Because legalisation of euthanasia and assisted suicide, which, contrary to common belief, is currently practised by only a handful of countries worldwide represents an absolute break with our way of living in society
Assumption homely by Msgr. Pierre-Antoine Bozo, Bishop of Limoges
”Contrary to appearances, we are not the ones who are paying a visit to Mary at this shrine. She is the one visiting us!”, affirmed Monsignor Bozo, Bishop of Limoges (France) as he presided high Mass at the basilica on August 15, on the solemnity of the Assumption of Our Lady.