When I first heard of and saw Google’s new social networking site, I was really excited. It looked like a great alternative to Facebook. I like the ability of placing people in different categories. Facebook has become so out of … Continue reading →
In this episode, I have a review of Dr. Edward Sri’s new book “A Biblical Walk Through The Mass” and we cover a lot of feedback: clarification of the offertory, interpretation of Scripture, Liturgical Abuse, same-sex attraction and more. – Music: … Continue reading →
Science fiction meets reality in this cool new printer. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZboxMsSz5Aw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Continue reading →On June 29th, the cowardly Rhode Island State Senate approved a bill allowing civil unions among same-sex couples. Governor Lincoln D. Chafee put the “gay” marriage issue at the top of his agenda upon his election last November. This is … Continue reading →
This is the scene from the Exorcist that we never saw: httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGb8pMIeY6w
Continue reading →Here is a great video by Fr. Barron! httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1zr1LUOn4s
Continue reading →“Boston’s gay Mass rescheduled” states the Boston Globe. So, does that mean all those who proclaim they are gay and attending the so called “gay Mass” are living celibate lives? If they are living celibate lives, they should have more … Continue reading →
Today’s we talk about the Most Holy Trinity. I also go on a little rant about the Fr. Corapi situation and talk about a good priest that passed away this week, Fr. John Randall. – Music: “Holy God, We Praise Thy … Continue reading →
In this episode, I have a review of Dr. Edward Sri’s new book “A Biblical Walk Through The Mass” and we cover a lot of feedback: clarification of the offertory, interpretation of Scripture, Liturgical Abuse, same-sex attraction and more. – Music: … Continue reading →
There is a great article in the Buffalo News about two Religious Brothers who are siblings and twins. They belonged to the Franciscan order for 65 years, entered on the same day and lived most of their lives assigned to … Continue reading →