Inspirational Message Archives is a collection of the past messages, which appeared on the front page of SCCS. The messages are catalogued according to the calendar year during which they were published. Almost every Sunday a new message is published. Please enjoy the collection! Best viewing experience is in FireFox! Many of the resources of the cyber chapel are only opened to the students and teachers, here is a list of few external links to the resources which are accessible without a password.
2010 Cyber Inspirational Message Collection is dedicated to Tomas de Torquemada. The contemporary Spanish chronicler, Sebastian de Olmedo (Chronicon magistrorum generalium Ordinis Prædicatorum, fol. 80-81) calls Torquemada "the hammer of heretics, the light of Spain, the saviour of his country, the honour of his order". So the Catholic Faith may prevail against in the members of the Church.
Dedicated to Religious (nuns, monks and templar knights) so the Lord may inspire many young men and women to join their orders, and bear wintness to the Gospel, through the vows of obedience, chastity and poverty.
2008 Collection is dedicated to Fr. Joseph Bisztyo died on August 14th 2007 in Hungary. He was a great inspiration to the whole of Saskatoon Diocese. He spent much time educating the young in the faith, and countless hours of confessions and spiritual directions. He also read at least few thousands books.
2007 collection is dedicated to the Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI. In thanksgiving for His courage in preaching the Good News in our world. For being an example of dialogue and defense of human dignity.
2006 collection is dedicated to Oriana Fallaci who died on Sept. 15 2006. She professed herself as a Christian atheist, as she believed that you must be a Christian if you come from Europe. She also willed her book collection to the Vatican. She remains a great author who inspires many in the agonizing battle against political correctness.
John Paul II, the charismatic pontiff, who led to God, the world's 1 billion Catholics for 26 years, died at 9:37 p.m. Saturday on April 2, 2005, at the age of 84. He gave us all an example in living out the Catholic Faith as a witness to the cross.
Many inspirations came from John Paul II, his love for the youth, his care for the sick, and also his attentiveness to the world of modern media... He will always inspire all of us, that's why this year is dedicated to him, and his pastoral work.
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