If you already know and love St. Thérèse, or you would like to learn more about her, you will want to watch this film. This beautiful DVD knits together the stories of twelve ordinary people with the life of the hidden … Continue reading →
Being Holy Thursday, I thought it appropriate to bless my gold Solemn Mass set in anticipation of our Solemn High Mass on Easter Sunday. You may have seen pictures of me with my two deacons vested for Christmas Mass. Now … Continue reading →
Friday of Easter Week This is the eighth day of the Divine Mercy Novena. Divine Mercy Novena PDF – cast (at) iPadre (dot) net – Feedback line: (267) 31-Padre (267) 317-2373 iPadre App | Android App Subscribe to Feed | Subscribe in iTunes
Continue reading →In this episode, I’ll share my homily for the 4th Sunday Of Lent. In it, I talk about the Sacrament of Penance. I will also give you an update on what’s happening in my neck of the woods. – “Just … Continue reading →
There is an intense persecution of Christians throughout the world, from beheadings to mocking comments. How can we respond and what should we do? – “King of My Suffering” by Darrell Smith – A global problem: Anti-Christian harassment around the world by … Continue reading →
The Benedictines of Mary have come out with another beautiful album: “Easter at Ephesus.” Benedictines of Mary return with their contemplative, strikingly beautiful and spiritually uplifting new recording, Easter at Ephesus, to be released March 3, 2015 on De Montfort Music/Decca. The … Continue reading →
Any time I have a cold / the flu, I have always loved the “warming and comforting” of Vicks VapoRub. The smell, and the heat that penetrates the aches and pains of your limbs is just so soothing. After reading the label, that … Continue reading →
I moved some things around in my room and use a desk to create a wall for my podcast studio. The back of the desk is kind of ugly and I was trying to figure out what to do with … Continue reading →
This woman get’s it!
Continue reading →Almost every Catholic parish you enter in the US, it would be a slight miracle to hear the least bit of Latin. During Lent and Advent, you might hear a Sanctus or Agnus Dei, but that is a far as … Continue reading →