Best Catholic Poems


Premium Member Catholic Or Roman Catholic Church

Jesus or Father Christ established or started
	The Catholic or Roman Catholic Church
		With our first pope St. Peter on Second Century

Growing Up Catholic

life's many theories
may cause many worries

is there a god?
is it a fraud?

am I going to burn in hell?
since my chocolate bars won't sell

Premium Member Catholic Or Roman Catholic Priest

Don’t want an argument or a fight
I’m speaking for what is the truth
Catholic or Roman Catholic was established or started by Jesus or Father Christ
Jesus or Father Christ established or started with our first Pope-St. Peter
St. Peter’s Catholic or Roman Catholic’s first pope
Pope or Apostle of Jesus or Father Christ
Jesus or Father Christ is the High Priest
The priest in the Catholic or Roman Catholic Church is called “Father”
Father representing Father Christ Jesus
It is not Eternal Father
It is Father representing the Catholic or Roman Catholic’s priest
Just want to clarify previous comments on the poem


Premium Member Catholic Or Roman Catholics

Believing in Jesus Christ or Father Christ
Is being and with Catholics or Roman Catholics
Church He established or started

5202014

Premium Member Feel At Home In Any Catholic Church

Each Catholic Church may be unique
But you will find familiar elements in any Catholic church 
That you also find in our own parish home.

Baptismal font—a pool or large bowl of water usually stands
Near the doors of the church and reminds us
That baptism is our “door”
To the Catholic faith.

Nave—the large open room usually filed with pews or seats is
The main assembly area.

Sanctuary—the part of the church reserved for liturgical
Action that contains an altar where the priest celebrates the sacrifice of
The Mass
A chair for the priest
The lectern for reading Scripture

Tabernacle—usually located in a place of honor in the
Sanctuary, this receptacle holds consecrated hosts. A candle nearby
Signifies when it is full
 In our Parish Church of St. Andrew
It was built after Vatican II
 The option to put the tabernacle
In the chapel was done since the main church is ‘multi-purpose.’

Crucifix—a prominent cross with an image of Father Christ crucified
is usually located near the altar. Here in St. Andrew we don’t have this
Though we have the processional cross.

Statues—Statues and other forms of art of Father Christ Jesus, Mother Mary, or the Saints remind us of those who inspire us by their holy lives
Here in St. Andrew we have the movable statues located at the vestibule of
the Church and in the chapel that are placed in the altar on feasts 
Solemnities

Premium Member A Home of Faith

Theology exists above and beyond the Church
Holy Orders create an esteemed priest from a humble man
Everlasting life surrounds all those who believe

Consecrating bread and wine in remembrance of Jesus
Heavenly Father, Son and Holy Spirit watch over
Under the guiding light of candle, Monks toil	
Revering wise leadership of Pope, Bishops and Clergy
Christians receive blessings, giving tithes in honor
Highest is the calling to live as a Saint eternal
© Alex Corns  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member In the Name of the Father, the Son and Holy Spirit

IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, THE SON AND HOLY SPIRIT

Born and baptised in the Greek orthodox faith,  
Often went to church with my dad at the Anglican
Church, kissed the Pope’s ring when he visited
The Convent, all the way from the Vatican,
Held a key in my heart and soul for all three of
These religions, that is how it was meant to be,
Decorative Rosaries, Christmas Carols that I love, 
Hand painted Greek Icons , all destined to be, an 
Integral, all-encompassing and faithful entire me!

The Catholic Angle To Christian Fundamentalism

You steer clear of society because you think it sinful
You say that the natural is not good, 
Why don’t you admit to demanding bodily contrition from your kids?

Catholic Paradox

A man of faith waits his turn 
to propel to the luxuries of heaven.
Last night he slept alone 
with rosaries hung upon his headboard.
A recent convert to the Catholic faith.
Exposed to God through steel bars.
He sleeps in peace, repentant and calm.

A family restless blasts the heavens
awaiting retribution for a brutal sin.
A family sleeps in a home
with an empty bed, in an empty room.
A daughter, a sister waits in heaven.

I repent, therefore, I am free
To live forever in luxury
Heaven awaits for me to come
God is thy Father, and I his Son

He took my child forever away
And here on earth, tormented I stay
I pray for her, and I pray to cope.
Faith in God, I remain to hope

Premium Member Belongs To Catholic Church

Anyone who
In union with
Pope
The bishops

In Father Christ through
Profession of the Catholic faith
Reception of the Sacraments
In all communion with the Catholic Church

5042013

Premium Member Lapsed Catholic

I did not ask to be baptized ~ I see no need to play by their rules
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.

Catholic In America

Incense clings in the air
great clouds
stealing into dark corners
of stained wood and cold marble floors.
I watch the casket roll by
and memories take me.
Unwilling.
Here I knelt on red velvet cushions and confessed my darkest sins.
Mortal an venial.
Hats, white gloves strewn on benches -- hard as the dogma they taught.
My summer uniform
a red bow tie, seersucker pants, white bucks. 
Why was Christ always in agony?
After we begged him for love, back at the apartment above Auburndale Plumbing Supply, a stream of aunts would come, hover around the stove, basting the roast, mashing potatoes.
They sang Irish ballads and "The Lion Sleeps Tonight."
The talk was of Jack and Jackie, American saints.
A Catholic in the White House  ... finally.
My uncles downed red and white colored cans of Rheingold ... 
talked of fishing trips, 
concrete and drywall,
the ******* down South. 
"Jesus. They're making trouble." 
Uncle Dennis clipped open his silver lighter and lit a Lucky Strike.
We hushed when he spoke of the Battle of the Bulge ... Cuba ... Russia.
I fought off his embrace ... the smell of smoke and whiskey.
On the living room wall, the Sacred Heart dripped blood ... and made me wonder.
All these years in heaven, and Jesus was still looked sad.
© Don Munro  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Non-Catholic Christians

Told Lord Eternal God, Father Christ “I want to be a saint”
Many signs, met my Spiritual Director
Even my soul mate, a priest
Gave me assignments

Propagate that He is the Highest Priest
Of Catholic or Roman Catholic
Reverence with Him and His Mother Mary, the saints
Adding “Eternal” to God

Other man made Christians
Will be made Immaculate in the purgatory
Obtain R.C.I.A.
Means Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults

Take advantage while on earth
Go to nearest Catholic Church
The Catholic Church you prefer
Ask their R.C.I.A.

It usually starts on September
Some Church in August
Like a class
Ends at Pentecost

I love you!

4242013

Catholic Mass In Porto

Catholic Mass in Porto 
Sunday evening in Porto my wife went to mass while I sat in 
the park opposite admiring the grand architecture built in 
honour of a God. Got restless and walked into the church to 
see what was going on. It was a titanic church with a roof
that stretched all the way to heaven and possible beyond.
 
Although the congregation was of three hundred people 
it seemed almost empty. Benches made of hard wood and 
behind each bench a wooden cross- bar to lean ones knees 
on, and since the worshippers were doing that I went down 
on my knees too and for a moment felt quite humble. 

There is in the Christian Religion much written about agony 
it seems to be a part of the faith since Jesus died a slow death 
on the cross; nevertheless I was glad when the parishioners
arose, and uplifted we all walked into the summer evening.

Premium Member Catholic Believes

What the Catholic faith
Believes about Mother Mary
Based on what it believes 
About Father Christ

4142013

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