Happy 12th Birthday Mickey
Time sure does fly, and not only when your having fun. I can’t believe that Mickey turns 12 years old today. A faithful and loving companion and friend. Here are a few pics from the day we went to pick … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Blog
Facebook Bias
In the past few years, Facebook has begun blocking priests, deacons and religious from using their religious titles. They use the excuse that their titles are not their every day names. I have new for Facebook. My every day name … Continue reading →
St. Bridget Prayers revisited
Today, I hit the two year mark on the 7 Prayers of St. Bridget. I highly recommend them. They are an opportunity for people to make a commitment to praying these prayers, every day, for 12 years. Most people can’t … Continue reading →
Breviarium Romanum
Look what arrived yesterday! I have been using the Baronius version for a while now, but it is very big. It’s not the kind of book you want to travel with. So, I just got the one published by Nova … Continue reading →
How religion spread
This is a really cool video of how the major religions spread throughout the world. H/t NewAdvent
Continue reading →The correct formula for absolution
Someone asked me a question on Facebook today regarding the form of absolution. The important part of the question he wrote: When he gave me absolution he stuttered somewhat and said may our Lord Jesus Christ absolve you of your sins … Continue reading →
See the USA in one minute
Bishop Tobin’s ordination homily
On Saturday, June 27th, Bishop Tobin ordained three new priests for our diocese. Among them was my parishioner/ godson, Fr. Nicholas Fleming.
Continue reading →Erasing history is not a good precedent
It seem as if the social unrest of the 1960’s is returning. However, this time it is with a lack of reverence for God and for our fellow man. In the 60’s churches of all denominations were overflowing. The Civil … Continue reading →
Fr. Nicholas Fleming’s 1st Mass of Thanksgiving – 01
I vested Fr. Fleming at his ordination and assisted him in vesting for his 1st Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving.
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