The Catholic News Service came out with a video “Seeking Francis of Assisi.” In the about section on Youtube it reads: “An inter-religious group on retreat in Assisi seeks the spirit of St. Francis.” The group is kind of delusional. … Continue reading →
Today, my parents, Mickey and I took a ride to view the foliage along the Mohawk Trail. This was not the first time. My parents actually have gone to the Mohawk Trail with their parents since they were kids, and … Continue reading →
Only those who are spiritually blind cannot see the dangerous situation we are in today. When Our Lady warned the world in 1917, it was nothing like it is today. She told the children: ” My requests are heeded, Russia will … Continue reading →
Today, the Holy Father did the Consecration of the World to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. It seems that every time one of the Popes does a consecration to Our Lady’s Immaculate Heart something happens. Keep your eyes on the … Continue reading →
In today’s episode, I share a talk given by my seminarian on Lumen Fidei, the recent encyclical by Pope Francis, we have some feedback and another great Mary Moment with our friend Sarah Reinhard. – “Victory” by Chester Bay courtesy musicalley.com– Eileen George … Continue reading →
Since Pope Francis gave an interview to an Italian Journalist “Antonio Spadaro, S.J., editor in chief of La Civiltà Cattolica, the Italian Jesuit journal,” the news media is set aflame. There are articles and web posts with quotes and misquotes, … Continue reading →
In his latest installment of his bi-weekly article in The Rhode Island Catholic, my bishop, the Most Rev. Thomas Tobin shared his experience of visiting an Islamic school “My Visit to the Islamic School.” Bishop Tobin was impressed with the … Continue reading →
Whenever you make a change in a parish that is of some substance, it is important that your prepare the ground by teaching, teaching and more teaching. This year, beginning with the Easter Vigil, my parish went to “ad orientem” … Continue reading →
Many people have heard of 15 prayers of St. Bridget that focus on the passion of Our Lord. The prayers are said every day for one year. There are a list of 21 promises for those who say the prayers … Continue reading →
How far must we go before something is done about our so called “Catholic” politicians who live a double life? I’m not talking about those who are married and running around on the side, although that is disgusting. What I … Continue reading →