Bay of Funday has the highest tidal rise in the world. On average, the tides range between 47.5 and 53.5 feet, twice a day. That sure is a lot of water to move in such a short time period. There … Continue reading →
“The late-great liturgist Klaus Gamber, who also influenced Joseph Ratzinger (also known by another name), said that turning around the altars was the single most damaging change that happened in the name of the Council, and it wasn’t even mandated by … Continue reading →
In today’s episode, I’ll share my homily from the Feast of Christ the King. We have feedback and someone asks why God allowed multiple wives in the Old Testament. – “Almighty King” by Evensong Rising courtesy MusicAlley.com – Polygamy in the Bible … Continue reading →
Go into many of the stores and the Christmas decorations are up. Trees, decorations, strings of lights and everything else you need to celebrate the birth of Our Savior are now on the shelves. There are radio stations dedicated to … Continue reading →
During my recent pilgrimage to Rome, I saw this really talented street musician. I think you will enjoy him also.
Continue reading →In this episode, we talk about the occult – mediums, spiritualists, witchcraft, and their dangers. We are in a spiritual battle and the devil wants to take as many souls to hell as he can. But, we have the victory. … Continue reading →
In this episode, I interview John Robinson, Choir Master and Music Director for the Boys of St. Paul’s Choir School in Cambridge, MA. We talk about their awesome new album, I share some news and we have some feedback. – … Continue reading →
In the last few months, we have all read about many of the disasters leading up to and flowing out of the synod on the family. During my lifetime, there are volumes of events and situations in the Church that have been disastrous. … Continue reading →
That statement is a bunch of nonsense when it comes to art and especially when it comes to sacred art. below the video are two pictures that demonstrate the imbalance caused by modern art in a church built in the late … Continue reading →
As you enter Ss. Stomata di San Francesco (Church of the Holy Stigmata of St. Francis) in Rome, there is a plaque on the left of the door as you enter. “Every Mass celebrated at the altar dedicated to the … Continue reading →