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11/10/2025

11/10/2025

Fulfilling Sunday Obligations in the Diocese of Kumbo October 12

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11/10/2025

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_Theme_: *GRATEFUL OR A GREAT FOOL?*
(_Cultivating an Attitude of Gratitude_)

There's a saying that *"He who is not grateful is a great fool."* Statistics drawn from the story of the 10 Lepers show that in every ten persons blessed by God, we have one grateful person and 9 great fools who disappear. Are you a grateful individual or a great fool? Cultivate an attitude of gratitude and reap its fruits.
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DO YOU KNOW THE MEANING OF THE SYMBOL "IHS" IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH?
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*The History and Meaning of the Catholic Monogram IHS*

The monogram IHS is one of the most recognizable symbols in Catholic tradition. It is derived from the first three letters of the name of Jesus in Greek which are I (iota), H (eta), and S (sigma), in one word it's ΙΗΣΟΥΣ (Iēsous).

When written in Latin script, the first three letters—ΙΗΣ—are transliterated as IHS (or sometimes IHC, since the Greek letter sigma [Σ] was once written as a "C").

Ancient Symbol: IHS originated in the 3rd century and was initially used as a secret Symbol by the early Christians who were trying to stay safe from the persecution. It was inscribed on tombs to signify a Christian burial and or on the door posts to mark Christian homes.

Over time, IHS came to be used as a sacred monogram representing Jesus Christ. In the Middle Ages, it was popularized in the Western Church, especially by St. Bernardine of Siena in the 15th century, who promoted devotion to the Holy Name of Jesus and encouraged the faithful to place the monogram on their homes and churches as a sign of blessing and protection.

The letters are sometimes (erroneously) interpreted in Latin as an acronym: Iesus Hominum Salvator – Jesus, Savior of Men. But as already mentioned, it stands for the Name of JESUS.

Some also interpreted the IHS as In Hoc Signo (vinces) – In this sign you will conquer (a reference to Constantine’s vision of the Cross).

Today, the IHS monogram is found in Catholic liturgical art, vestments, the Eucharistic host, and the seal of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), reminding the faithful of the reverence due to the Holy Name of Jesus and of His role as Savior.


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