How gratifying it is to see the prayer support and familial affection that is a bedrock of our faith. The members of a Spanish convent have rallied to the defense of a Pakistani Christian woman in solitary confinement: “I feel … Continue reading →
Here are some new tricks I learned for my Mini Cooper! Don’t try this at home! httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9UlaKOIdZg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Continue reading →I just wanted to make sure readers know that Dale O’Leary has a blog here. She came to speak at Fr Finelli’s parish a while ago, the talk she gave is archived here, and Father also has an interview here. … Continue reading →
(My comments are in Red) To Fr. Jay Finelli (iPadre), Lisa Graas and Dr Jess Mirus (Catholic Culture), In my letter I would like to remind you about our Boss who said in Luke 6:37, “Do not judge and you … Continue reading →
The United Nations has been a notorious enemy of motherhood, financing contraceptives and promoting abortions worldwide for decades. They have tried to redefine the family, to redefine sexuality (refusing to acknowledge that humanity is comprised of males and females) and … Continue reading →
Here is a video from the Providence Journal at the Roger Williams Park Zoo:
Continue reading →I’ve been tagged with a Lenten meme by Sean McGaughey at Catholic Roundup. The rules: Those tagged will share 5 things they “love” about Jesus/ Or why they love Jesus Those tagged will tag 5 other bloggers. Those tagged will … Continue reading →
Here is and article from the Chicago Tribune. We have all heard of Fr. Pfleger before and will hear of him again. In a Youtube video, he clearly spews heresy about ordaining woman as priests and bishops, married priests and … Continue reading →
On November 27, 2011 we will begin using a new translation of the Roman Missal (the Mass) in the English speaking world. It is important that we are prepared for that great gift from Holy Mother Church. Today, we start … Continue reading →
In deference to Lent, I hadn’t followed the congressional budget battle as closely as I might have. Reading about high-stakes wrangling over numbers and programs wouldn’t help my efforts to prioritize God during this time, I figured, although I did … Continue reading →