The phrase Gratias agimus tibi(We give thanks to Thee) is found in the Gloria
Ego Sum Resurrectio et Vita I am the resurrection and the life.Ioannes 11:25 / John 11:25 Download PDF Download JPG This phrase from St. John’s Gospel prefaces Jesus’ greatest miracle when He raises Lazarus from the dead. Shortly before He goes up to Jerusalem and enters His Passion Jesus gives hope-filled assurance to the sorrowful […]
When you receive ashes on your forehead on Ash Wednesday, the priest recites a formula taken from the third chapter of Genesis, God’s grim admonition to Adam and Eve as they are turned out of the Garden of Eden as punishment for their sin: “Remember, man, that thou art dust, and unto dust thou shalt return.”
As our Christmas gift to you, we look forward to sharing short interactive games, quizzes, stories and videos that will continue to make Latin, the language of the Catholic Church, easy and fun. So get ready to deepen your Catholic heritage and vocabulary as you learn some of the most beautiful words of Christmas!
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