This temporary lesson is made available out of Dr. Gerard O’Shea’s personal work and copyright, which through his generosity we are allowed to share. The Catechetical Institute will be soon replacing this item with its own version and is not responsible for the copyright of the content of this current posting.
This temporary lesson is made available out of Dr. Gerard O’Shea’s personal work and copyright, which through his generosity we are allowed to share. The Catechetical Institute will be soon replacing this item with its own version and is not responsible for the copyright of the content of this current posting.
This temporary lesson is made available out of Dr. Gerard O’Shea’s personal work and copyright, which through his generosity we are allowed to share. The Catechetical Institute will be soon replacing this item with its own version and is not responsible for the copyright of the content of this current posting.
This temporary lesson is made available out of Dr. Gerard O’Shea’s personal work and copyright, which through his generosity we are allowed to share.
The Catechetical Institute will be soon replacing this item with its own version and is not responsible for the copyright of the content of this current posting.
This temporary lesson is made available out of Dr. Gerard O’Shea’s personal work and copyright, which through his generosity we are allowed to share. The Catechetical Institute will be soon replacing this item with its own version and is not responsible for the copyright of the content of this current posting.
Jesus, Son of God and Son of Mary, was born in Bethlehem.
Just like what the angel told them, the shepherds found Mary and Joseph, and Baby Jesus lying in a manger.
The angels deliver God's message of salvation to His people. God has given to each one of us a guardian angel, to guard and guide us along the path of life.
The first words of the "Hail Mary" prayer were said by the angel Gabriel when he appeared to Mary, and by Elizabeth when Mary visited her.
