The 3rd Sunday of Advent is known as Gaudete Sunday. The name comes from the opening work of the Introit from the Mass: Gaudete in Domino semper: iterum dico gaudete. Modestia vestra nota sit omnibus hominibus: Dominus enim prope est. … Continue reading →
In this episode, we will talk about the Immaculate Conception and the Apparition of the Virgin of Guadalupe – “The Annunciation” by John Polce – Our Lady of Guadalupe Page – Scientific study of the Tilma – Explanation of the Image – cast (at) … Continue reading →
From a friend on Facebook: Today is the National Day of Prayer for families and against pornography. 240+ leaders came together just 5 months later and the movement has been forever changed. Sign the petition to pray for marriages today! Sign … Continue reading →
Through the years, I have personally visited the Vatican Museums at least half a dozen times. The Museums are vast and wide. Something that you cannot take in with just one visit, or many visits. However, “The Vatican Museums 3D” … Continue reading →
How would you like to win a pair of two tickets to see a beautiful 3D journey into the Vatican Museums. There will be a nation wide release of this film next week. Take a look at a preview below. … Continue reading →
Today, we are going to talk about the Church’s Liturgical Year. I also talk a little bit more about polygamy. Do we have to believe in the miracles of the saints? – “Alma Redemptoris Mater” by St. Barnabas Anglican Church – … Continue reading →
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 →