In this episode, we have two interviews. The first is with Fr. John Trigilio from the Confraternity of Catholic Clergy and the second interview is with William B. May from Catholics for the Common Good. – Music: “Stand Up” by Lisa Bell … Continue reading →
What are you doing to make a difference in next week’s election? Have you attended any Masses or prayer celebrations. Come and spend an hour with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament and pray for our beloved nation. If you are … Continue reading →
I promised that I would share the celebration of my 20th Anniversary. On June 17th, I offered a Missa Cantata on the External Solemnity of the Sacred Heart at St. Theresa’s Shrine in Nasonville, RI. Twenty years earlier, I offered … Continue reading →
Before we talk about the creed, I thought it would be good to talk about faith – What is faith? We also have a great interview with John Clem about Catholic Web Service. – Music: “I’m Amazed” by John Popenhagen – … Continue reading →
On Thursday, Pope Benedict XVI opened the special Year of Faith on the 50th Anniversary of the opening of the 2nd Vatican Council. In this episode, we’ll talk about the Holy Father’s Moto Proprio, Porta Fidei. – Music: “Tears of … Continue reading →
I saw this article on Catholic World News. During its annual fall meeting, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops will discuss whether to approve a document entitled “Preaching the Mystery of Faith: The Sunday Homily.” (Good preaching is important! … Continue reading →
In the book of Exodus, the Lord commanded Moses to build the tabernacle of God’s presence. It was the meeting place between God and His people. At night, the Lord appeared in the pillar of fire and by day in … Continue reading →
This week is Respect Life Sunday. I share my homily for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In it I talk about Marriage, life, Humanae Vitae – Pope Paul VI’s document on human life and all of the adverse effects … Continue reading →
Tradition holds that Pope St. Gregory the Great was the last Pope to organize and solidify the Roman Canon. Gregory reigned from 590-604. Within the Roman Canon, there are two places in which we honor & call upon the saints … Continue reading →
On the few occasions that I had the privilege of hearing Cardinal Arinze speak, In talking about Catholics, he said: “They don’t know and they don’t know that they don’t know.” How true that statement is about people today. People … Continue reading →