Blessed Nicholas Catholic Heritage Association - Thailand

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We are a group of lay Catholics in full communion & good standing with the Catholic Church. We are office workers, parents, students, refugees, Thais, foreigners, and others in the Catholic Church in Thailand. We love our Catholic Church and have a passion for our many Catholic traditions and customs: the traditional Mass, the Holy Rosary, the Divine Office and much more. We love to support and ad

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Requiescat in pace!
02/03/2026

Requiescat in pace!

ONCE AN ALTAR SERVER,
ALWAYS AN ALTAR SERVER!❤

Peter Joseph Reilly, or 'Uncle Peter', is the world's longest serving altar boy, from the St. Mary Parish of the Diocese of Galloway. He was born on February 11, 1915, and started serving at age 12. He was able to serve both the Tridentine and Novus Ordo Masses from the long career of being an altar server.

Ageing had not concerned Bro. Peter, but he had to deal with issues regading balance. At his centenary year, he told his friends, "I was frightened I’d fall on the steps of the altar. But I haven’t given up. I hope to resume if I get these bally knees going again.”

In an estimation by Fr. Graeme Bell, Bro. Peter was able to assist in a total of 30 priests during the long course of his duty. In this 100th year, which was his [Bro. Peter's] last day of service, the same parish priest praised the aged altar boy and has set him as "a great example of service to St. Mary's and the community."

For the record, Bro. Peter was able to live and 'see' election of eight reigning popes*, and was able to receive two apostolic blessings (Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis), and was given a Benemerenti Medal, a medal given to the clergy and laity for their service to the Church. He also lived a life of being a blessed single, and dedicated his whole life for St. Mary's.

He died on July 2, 2018, at age 103 and was laid to rest at the Ambrossian Cemetery.

NOTE:
* The popes recorded were from the time of is birth up to his death, where eight popes were elected during that period.

Reference:
[1] The Herald. 30 July 2018. "Obituary - Peter Reilly, centenarian church-goer credited with being "the world's oldest altar boy". Retrieved from https://www.heraldscotland.com/opinion/16385937.obituary-peter-reilly-centenarian-church-goer-credited-with-being-the-worlds-oldest-altar-boy/




We must keep our Roman Catholic heritage. We must keep Gregorian chant as our music at the Holy Mass.
05/01/2026

We must keep our Roman Catholic heritage. We must keep Gregorian chant as our music at the Holy Mass.

Fr. Joseph Morgan explains why Catholic worship must never resemble entertainment. The Holy Mass is not a concert, a lecture, or a social ga...

Confession is a Sacrament given by Christ. It is a vital part of our spiritual life. It is part of our Catholic heritage...
20/09/2025

Confession is a Sacrament given by Christ. It is a vital part of our spiritual life. It is part of our Catholic heritage.

Go to Our Lord in confession. Receive his absolution and mercy.

10 WAYS SATAN PREVENTS US FROM RECONCILING WITH GOD.

Fr. David Olusi

1 - SINS TOO GREAT!
The devil can convince us that our sins are too many and too great! How astute the devil, but how wrong! Jesus did not come for the perfect or the saints who have no sins. On the contrary, Jesus came to save the sinners. The primary purpose and mission of Jesus’ coming was SAVIOR—he came to save us of our sins. The forgiveness of sins is expressed most especially by Sacramental Confession!

2 - TOMORROW.
The devil of tomorrow is never too far away. How often do we put off for tomorrow, especially in our spiritual lives, what we should do today! In Spanish there is the phrase that says it all: “La Filosofia de la manana!” No hurry; I will do it tomorrow! Read the classic work by C.S. Lewis Screwtape Letters and you will learn the tactics of the devil, especially in convincing us in the art of procrastination!

3 - I GET NERVOUS: MY MIND GOES BLANK!!!
This might be the case, but to remedy this why not prepare yourself the night before the day you confess and write out your sins on a sheet of paper as a guide and as a memory—helper! Mission accomplished and devil defeated, for those of short-term memory!

4 - THE PRIEST KNOWS ME!!!
Easy to conquer this devil! You can simply go behind the confessional screen and make an anonymous confession. However, even if it were face to face, the priest will admire you more and more for your great humility. Moreover, priests who confess often have most likely heard these sins many times over and will not be shocked and have a heart-attack!!! Also, priests are afflicted with weakness and have to confess their sins to other priests. (Hebrews 5:2)

5 - THE PRIEST MIGHT TELL MY SINS!
Never! The priest is obliged; otherwise he could run the risk of excommunication, of what is called the Seal of Confession—meaning, he can never reveal what he has heard in the confessional. There have even been priests who have died to protect the seal of the confessional, as was in the case of Saint John Nepomucene who would not reveal the sins of the Queen even though the King threatened the priest with death. Indeed Saint John died the martyr’s death, maintaining the seal of the confessional!

6 - I WILL GO BACK AND REPEAT THE SAME SINS. Another common temptation that comes from the devil is to convince you that you will never change, that you will go back and commit the same sin over and over and really that you are a true “basket-case” a hopeless renegade! Wrong! Classic moral theology teaches us what is called “The Principle of Graduality”. In lay-terms this means that it is true that we might go back and commit the same sin. However, through the grace of the Sacrament of Confession, we will commit less frequent sins and less grave sins! In other words, gradually, with the help of God’s grace the sin can be conquered.

7 - THE PRIEST IS TOO BUSY AND I WILL WASTE HIS TIME!
Another trick of the devil, the crafty and wily serpent! On the contrary, one of the primary functions of the priest is the ministry of Reconciliation. Saint Paul teaches: “Be reconciled with God. Now is the day of salvation. Put off the deeds of darkness and put on the armor of light.” (Romans 13: 13) These were the words that led to the conversion of Saint Augustine as he read these words in the Garden! A priest is ordained to preach the Word of God, celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and to hear confessions and reconcile souls to God. By hearing confessions the priest becomes a better and more holy priest! Go to confession and you will help the priest in his own personal sanctification!

8 - I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO CONFESS, OR THE ACT OF CONTRITION???
Lame excuse, the devil behind it! How easy the devil can fill us with useless fears to prevent us from receiving a torrential downpour of graces! Tell the priest your situation and he can help you start and finish! The most important part is confessing your sins, being truly sorry for them, proposing to avoid the near occasion of sin and trusting in the Infinite mercy of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. May the prayer that resounds from our hearts always be JESUS I TRUST IN YOU!!!

9 - I AM TOO EMBARRASSED!!!
It is interesting how the devil works, his crafty and astute and perverted psychology, but very successful! When the devil tempts us to sin, he takes away our fears and embarrassment. However, once we sin the devil can fill us with so much fear that he actually paralyzes us so that we never make it to the Confessional and therefore become slaves of our sins! Saint Philip Neri was able to actually see the “devil of embarrassment” that prevented souls from receiving the abundant graces of the Sacrament of Confession.

10 - I CAN CONFESS DIRECTLY TO GOD, WHY THE PRIEST???
This too is a typical and frequent tactic of the enemy, the tempter, the liar and murderer from the beginning, the devil!(Jn. 8) However, we know as Catholics that Jesus chose priests as the representatives of Christ, the channels of grace and instruments of reconciliation. This Jesus actually did, instituting the Sacrament of Confession, that first Easter Sunday night. The Apostles were in the Upper Room, paralyzed by fear and Jesus came through the wall and said: “Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you. And when He said this, He breathed on them and said to them: Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven; if you retain the sins of any, they are retained.” (John 20:21-23) Therefore, to be forgiven mortal sins, Jesus instituted the Church and the Sacrament of His forgiveness a mercy to forgive sins and reconcile us to His loving and merciful Heart!

In conclusion, all of us have our fears, our doubts. All of us have many GHOSTS that appear in our lives to paralyze us from approaching the merciful and love Jesus. The worst of all sins is that or LACK OF TRUST in the Infinite MERCY of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Why not overcome the devil of FEAR right now and make the best confession in your life. Jesus invites you right now to trust and not to fear: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me; for I am gentle and lowly of heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy,..."

Many Paris Foreign Missions priests also devoted their lives to bringing the Catholic Faith to Thailand.They brought the...
14/09/2025

Many Paris Foreign Missions priests also devoted their lives to bringing the Catholic Faith to Thailand.

They brought the fullness of our Catholic heritage to our country. They celebrated the Traditional Latin Mass. They prayed the holy rosary. They taught catechism.

Thank God for the Parish Foreign Missions!

SEPTEMBER 14: SHEPHERD OF CHINESE PRIESTS
Saint Jean-Gabriel-Taurin Dufresse
Bishop and Martyr
Died: 1815
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He was a French bishop and martyr. He was a member of the Paris Foreign Missions Society. He left for China a year after his ordination. He was repeatedly arrested as he tried to spread the gospel in Sichuan province. Consecrated bishop, he supervised the formation of Chinese clergy. Through his efforts, conversions and missionary work increased. He was later arrested for being a Christian bishop and was beheaded.

Pray for our Thai bishops to see the beauty of our Catholic heritage: the Traditional Latin Mass!
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Ohio Bishop Earl Fernandes shared why he supports the Traditional Latin Mass while encouraging the faithful to pray the Rosary and study the Bible.

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My Beloved Mary 🩵

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How can we promote the Latin language in our Thai parishes and dioceses?Don't forget that Latin is our Catholic heritage...
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Don't forget that Latin is our Catholic heritage.

Today is the 61st Anniversary of Pope John XXIII's Apostolic Constitution on the promotion of the study of Latin. A beautiful explanation of the importance of Latin to the Roman Catholic Church.

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