Here is a panorama I took at Blessed Sacrament Church in Providence today. Dedicated on June 5, 1904, this is a truly beautiful work of art. The parish has provided server vocations to the Church. The parish website states: “No fewer … Continue reading →
Today, I share my homily from the Easter Vigil, and, we have some feedback. Happy Easter! – “Alleluia” by Amy Ayres – cast (at) iPadre (dot) net– Feedback line: (267) 31-Padre (267) 317-2373 iPadre App | Android AppSubscribe to Feed | Subscribe in iTunes
Continue reading →Recently, my mother’s eMail address change. I updated her user id on Apples website. However, we ran into a snag with changing her id on her iPad and iPhone. I tried deleting the id in her iPad, but it would … Continue reading →
In the first reading from today’s Mass, King Nebuchadnezzar ordered Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego thrown into the “white hot” furnace, for not worship in golden calf. This is a beautiful story of three courageous men, who preferred death to betrayal … Continue reading →
In this episode, we talk with Monica Fitzgibbons, cofounder of De Montfort Music. Monica tells us about the Benedictine Nuns latest Lent CD. The Sisters have toped the music charts for two years in a row, and I have no … Continue reading →
Here is a great story of a Catholic who lives his faith in a hidden way. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8w-fduifHII#t=176
Continue reading →Something highly unusual and highly important happened today. An opinion piece, the same opinion piece, was published simultaneously in three media outlets, the UK’s best Catholic weekly The Catholic Herald, the National Catholic Register, and ZENIT. Two print and one internet only. One UK, one US, one “neutral”. … Continue reading →
So many human means have been in search of Flight 370. At times there have been sightings and little signs of hope, yet nothing has yet been found. There is one saint who has found many things for me, and … Continue reading →
We all tend to see so much bad going on in the world and how empty our churches have become, but here is a little light in the darkness. On Friday night Matthew and Mark served Stations of the Cross. … Continue reading →
Here is a beautiful video on the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles and their new Lenten CD, Lent at Ephesus. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hPgVRZeEvY
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