New Capuchin friary Mbohtong-Shisong, kumbo diocese in the NW region The Capuchin friary is for those aspiring to be capuchin priest, and is dedicated to St.Anthony of Padua and was blessed by H.E bishop Nkuo.

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'Poor-man's Elliot Page' has just overtaken 'shaved capuchin monkey' as my favourite Rory Stewart descriptor.

Our Wisconsin team recently had the privilege of volunteering at Capuchin Community Services’ House of Peace in Milwaukee, rolling up their sleeves to organize and restock the clothing room and food pantry. These efforts support a big mission to provide vital programs and services at no cost to the community, including daily meals, legal clinics, health care and more. This meaningful day of service reflects our commitment to improving lives and strengthening communities through care, connection and support. We’re proud to help create brighter, healthier futures in the communities we serve. 💜 #CareSourceWI

Blessed Maria Theresia Scherer was a Swiss religious sister and co-founder of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross, remembered for her dedication to the sick, the poor, and the marginalized in nineteenth-century Europe. Born Anna Maria Katherina Scherer on October 31, 1825, in Meggen near Lucerne, Switzerland, she was the fourth of seven children in a poor farming family. Her father died when she was seven, after which two uncles helped raise her with a strong Christian education. Known as the Sunny Child of Meggen for her cheerful disposition, she showed early compassion for the suffering and began working in hospitals at age sixteen. A pilgrimage to the shrine of Our Lady of Einsiedeln in 1844 deepened her sense of vocation. The following year, at seventeen, she joined the Teaching Sisters of the Holy Cross, a new congregation founded by the Capuchin priest Theodosius Florentini. She received the habit and made her first vows on October 27, 1845, taking the religious name Maria Theresia. She taught in several schools and later served as superior of a hospital in Chur, where her practical skills and deep faith stood out. In 1856, together with Father Florentini, she co-founded the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross in Ingenbohl, shifting the focus toward works of mercy such as caring for the sick and orphaned. Elected the congregation’s first superior general in 1857, she held the position for thirty-one years. Under her leadership the community grew despite financial debts, opposition, and hardships. She oversaw the establishment of hospitals, homes for the poor, and other charitable institutions, always emphasizing prayer, humility, and selfless service. Her interior life, marked by long hours before the Blessed Sacrament, sustained her through trials. Mother Maria Theresia died on June 16, 1888, in Ingenbohl after a painful illness, reportedly uttering the words Heaven, Heaven as her final utterance. Her cause for sainthood advanced steadily. Pope John Paul II declared her venerable in 1993 and beatified her on October 29, 1995, in Saint Peter’s Basilica. Today her feast is observed on June 16, and the congregation she helped establish continues its mission in many countries, carrying forward her legacy of mercy rooted in profound trust in God.

The 80’s were great. Little known fact- Capuchin priest Father Bryan Shortall was a great breakdancer in the 80’s

Your sense of fairness is older than your morality. Capuchin monkeys will reject unequal pay. The outrage you feel at a rigged deal runs on circuitry far older than any theory of justice you could put into words.

internal reforms, especially through Shakespeare's representation of friars and nuns; the Capuchin order, founded in the early 16th century as a return to original Franciscan ideals of austerity, is an important reference point. Where the play shows rigid moral and religious 4/

Fr. Martin Von Cochem - The Incredible Catholic Mass 1704 Every single time the Holy Sacrifice of the Altar is celebrated, an event of infinite majesty takes place right before our eyes—yet so many Catholics sit in the pews entirely blind to its supernatural reality. We struggle with distractions, view the liturgy as a mere social gathering, or forget that the Mass is a literal, unbloody representation of Christ's sacrifice on Calvary. If we truly understood the staggering spiritual riches poured out at every Consecration, we would crawl on hands and knees just to attend one more Mass. In The Incredible Catholic Mass, the venerable Fr. Martin von Cochem delivers an unmatched, profoundly illuminating explanation of the Eucharistic liturgy. Drawing seamlessly upon Sacred Scripture, strict dogmatic theology, and the ecstatic private revelations of the saints, Fr. Cochem strips away the veil hanging between heaven and earth. He systematically demonstrates why the Mass is the highest possible form of prayer, adoration, penance, and thanksgiving available to humanity. Written with the traditional Latin Mass as its structural paradigm, its deep mystical principles apply universally to the essence of the Holy Sacrifice, changing forever how you enter the doors of a Catholic church. The Infinite Value: Discover why a single Holy Mass possesses more spiritual merit and pleasing adoration to God than all the private prayers and severe penances of the saints combined. Angelic Intercession: Learn how choirs of invisible angels descend in trembling adoration around the priest during the Consecration to carry your personal intentions to the throne of God. The Power of Reparation: Understand how actively offering the Mass safely satisfies the temporal punishment due to your sins, offering a direct path of purgatorial cleansing while still on earth. Fruits for the Deceased: Explore the profound canonical and mystical reality of how the Holy Sacrifice brings immediate, cooling relief and swift release to the Poor Souls suffering in Purgatory. Active Interior Participation: Move beyond superficial, external behaviors and learn how to align your heart, mind, and soul with the Paschal Mystery being enacted upon the altar. What Traditional Treasures Await You Inside: Theology Made Luminous: Complicated concepts regarding transubstantiation and Christ’s eternal high priesthood are explained in simple, moving, and beautifully pious prose. Clergy and Laity Resource: An invaluable tool for priests looking to renew their liturgical zeal and for lay Catholics seeking to banish routine tepidity from their Sunday obligation. A Defense of Reverence: Reclaims the unyielding historical truth that the Mass is first and foremost a propitiatory *sacrifice* rather than a sentimental community meal. Intended Audience This masterpiece is perfectly designed for any practicing Catholic (ages 15 and up) who wants to thoroughly shatter distractions and lukewarmness during worship. It is an incomparable text for individuals going through RCIA/OCIA, youth preparing for Confirmation, seminarians studying the liturgy, and any believer desiring to unlock an unshakeable, lifelong devotion to the Most Blessed Sacrament. FAQs Is this book only relevant if I attend the Traditional Latin Mass? No. While Fr. Cochem writes during an era where the traditional Latin rubrics were universal, he focuses entirely on the *essence* of the Mass—the sacrifice, the consecration, and the supernatural reality of Christ’s body and blood. Its truths apply beautifully to and will enrich your participation in any valid Catholic rite. Who was the author, Fr. Martin von Cochem? Fr. Martin von Cochem (1634–1712) was a holy German Capuchin Franciscan priest, theologian, and highly successful missionary preacher. He was renowned for his ability to translate the highest concepts of ascetical and dogmatic theology into deeply engaging, accessible, and life-changing books for the everyday lay faithful. Can I use this book as a guide for making better Holy Hours? Yes, seamlessly. The chapters are short, inspiring, and completely saturated with the wisdom of the saints, making them perfect to read and meditate upon during Eucharistic Adoration or right before attending Holy Mass. Key Themes The Eucharistic Sacrifice: Anchoring the soul in the unbloody re-presentation of the Crucifixion on Calvary. The Wealth of Grace: Unveiling the metric of infinite merits applied to those who attend Mass devoutly. Apostolic Continuity: Discovering the scriptural, patristic, and saintly consensus surrounding the beauty of the altar. Liturgical Wonder: Reviving a holy fear of God and childlike awe before the real, physical presence of Jesus Christ. Buy - tanbooks.com/products/books/… Free PDF - dn790000.ca.archive.org/0/it… Audiobook - youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…

The fact that it’s specifically a white faced capuchin rather than a generic cartoon monkey is amazing

Heard of some news about a bad show with chimps, so let me step in with a cool capuchin monkey to make you forget. - Meet Cappy!! The coolest guy in town!!

My fursona.... capuchin.... 🙈 #furry

You are invited to the Priestly ordination, Diaconate Ordination and Silver Jubilee of priestly ordination of Our Capuchin Friars, Custody of Nigeria. Priestly Ordination -> Br. Jonas Chizoba Diaconate Ordination-> Brs Kyrian Godwin, Ebube Chukwuneta, Kingsley Onah, Simon Adobeze, and Raymond Okoro. Silver Jubilee of Priestly Ordination: Brs Paul Ebuneoha, Frederick Ifeanyi,Peter Ezewuzie, and Charles Chigbata. Date: 11 July 2026 Venue: St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Ugbene II, Enugu. Time: 10am Ordaining Prelate: Most Rev. Dr. Moses Chikwe (Auxiliary Bishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Owerri). Congratulations to them! #OFMCap

Some Monday afternoon timeline cleanser of my little Bonnie the Brazilian capuchin... May you find a few moments of peace and joy watching this tiny girl at play with her toys.👍🏼🇺🇸

Capuchin cuddles