It would have unbelievable to think that the Rhode Island State Senate would one day approve “same-sex” marriage, but on April 24th, it did, and soon, we will have to face the consequences. One might think that this issue came … Continue reading →
Here is a great video of Archie & Edith Bunker’s Final Appearance, just two months before Carroll O’Connor died. Carroll and his wife Nancy were married in 1951, however Nancy converted to Catholicism in 1962 after being in Rome for … Continue reading →
Today, we reach 300 episodes. In this show, we talk about Pope Francis, share a lot of feedback with questions about the Liturgical Reform and more! – “Rejoice” by John Polce – SQPN Giving Campaign – cast (at) iPadre (dot) net – … Continue reading →
In this show, I give a recap our our Lenten meditation on 33 Days to Morning Glory. I also give a glimpse into Pope Francis’ devotion to and consecration to Mary. – “Make My Heart Your Home” by Andrew Thomas, … Continue reading →
EWTN did a 15 minute interview with Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires just six months ago. In the interview, he talks about the Year of Faith, and people’s false gods. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7A0PyKITdw
Continue reading →This is the fifth week of our reflection on 33 Days to Morning Glory. Focus is on Blessed John Paul and Vatican II theology of Mary. We also talk a little about our new Pope Francis, and Sarah Reinhard shares a … Continue reading →
Here is a great video from Grassroots Films. httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=tCKpuA9qdNc
Continue reading →This time with Pope Francis is draining me. We have had so much of an emotional ride since Benedict first announced his abdication on February March 11(half sleeping when I posted this) and the many events that followed, right up … Continue reading →
Today, the media is all over Pope Francis. They proclaim how wonderful he is, his humility and great love for the poor. But, give it a few days and they will turn into vultures and rip him to shreds. Don’t … Continue reading →
“So you are Simon the son of John? You shall be called Cephas” (which means Peter).” (Jn 1:42) During the first centuries of the Church, Popes were known by their baptismal name. However, almost every Pope has taken a “Papal” … Continue reading →