I saw the video below on Facebook. You have to watch it! HT: Fr. Richard Heilman The Holy Father has spoken out about this major atrocity, yet our nation and no other is standing up for the rights of Iraqi Christians. … Continue reading →
I received the following eMail today: Dear Father, In the spirit of the new evangelization we are celebrating our 44th year in guitar music ministry. It has been a long journey from those original “guitar masses”. Today’s worshippers demand a … Continue reading →
Thank you Holy Father, Pope Benedict for giving Summorum Pontificum to the Church. More than seven years ago, I never imagined that I would celebrate the Traditional Latin Rite, let alone even figure out how to celebrate it. I was … Continue reading →
Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is filled with many graces and blessings. I have always had a great love and devotion to the Sacred Heart. As a teenager, I bought my own statue of the Sacred Heart to … Continue reading →
From the movie Jesus of Nazareth to The Passion of The Christ, we all look for more. There is that desire to see the life of the Church following the Passion and death of Our Lord. The movie Saint Peter … Continue reading →
Today is the feast of St. Aloysius Gonzaga. When I was recently on pilgrimage to Rome, I visited his tomb. St. Aloysius is buried in the Basilica of St. Ignatius of Loyola in Rome. To the right of his tomb is … Continue reading →
This is the answer to Monday’s post “Do you know?” The park is called Giardino deli Aranci (Orange tree garden with scenic terrace). It is located on Via di Santa Sabina, located next the the beautiful Basilica of Santa Sabina … Continue reading →
This park in Rome was in a movie, do you know what movie it was? Do you know where the park is? Do you know that name of the park? Post your answers in the comments and I’ll post a … Continue reading →
I was ordained to the Priesthood on this great feast of St. Anthony in 1992. Please pray for me, for all priests and vocations to the priesthood! This is a picture from my 1st Mass on June 14, 1992. I … Continue reading →
This is one to add to your really cool list. In preparation for the Feast of St. Anthony, and roughly 800 years since he died, a group from the Unitversity of Padua’s Anthropology Museum did a recreation of St. Anthony’s … Continue reading →