In this episode, I have a review of Dr. Edward Sri’s new book “A Biblical Walk Through The Mass” and we cover a lot of feedback: clarification of the offertory, interpretation of Scripture, Liturgical Abuse, same-sex attraction and more. – Music: … Continue reading →
There is a great article in the Buffalo News about two Religious Brothers who are siblings and twins. They belonged to the Franciscan order for 65 years, entered on the same day and lived most of their lives assigned to … Continue reading →
Today, we have a very special guest on the show. Sr. Anne Flanagan, blogger, singer and media worker will share with us about the Sisters newly released album “There Can Be Miracles”. We also cover some feedback – can widows/ … Continue reading →
Today, I was looking forward to a big day, something unprecedented in the news, you know, something that reads like this: “He’s Back – Jesus Returns”. All kidding aside, I really didn’t think anything of it. If you do a … Continue reading →
Before going to Adoration today, I wanted to have a copy of Summorum pontifiucm and Universae ecclesiae on my iPad, so I put them into ePub format. If you have an iPad or other eBook reader, you can have them … Continue reading →
After making a hospital last week, I drove to the booth to pay the parking fee. They young lady at the booth saw my Roman Collar and asked “Is it true that you can’t be married?” I said, “Yes, I … Continue reading →
This is the final part in our series on the new translation of the Roman Missal. Today, we continue to go through some of the changes the congregation will have and end up comparing a reading of the Roman Canon … Continue reading →
We continue with our series on the new translation of the Roman Missal. In this episode, we begin to go through some of the actual changes. Today, we will look at the parts of the people. We also answer some … Continue reading →
Why do we need a new translation of the Mass? Can’t we just stay with the same translation we all know and love? Does the translation really matter? We also talk about fasting and penance on Sunday, why St. Philomena … Continue reading →
This is the second and final part of a History of the Mass in the Roman Rite (Latin Rite). How could Jesus die on Good Friday and rise on Easter Sunday? That’s not three days and three nights. – Music: … Continue reading →