Here is a great poem, written by my good friend, Dr. Paul Camarata. Paul is host of the SaintCast Podcast. Posted with permission of the author. In an eMail, Paul wrote: “Put this together & just posted to Twitter after … Continue reading →
For the past few weeks, since Benedict XVI, Pope Emeritus abdicated, many people have asked me who I want to be elected Pope. Others have said they are praying that this Cardinal or that Cardinal would get picked. The selection … Continue reading →
40 Hours of Adoration To pray for the Conclave and the new Pope Our Lady, Queen of Peace Adoration Chapel 316 Judson St. Tiverton, Rhode Island March 13 at 8:00 am to March 15 at 12:00 am Adoration will be … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →There is a lot of talk in the media and online about “homosexual networks” even in the Vatican. A Polish priest, Fr. Dariusz Oko release an article on the “Homoheresy“. We were even hit by the news of the resignation … Continue reading →
I received great news from Scott Richert that the iPadre Catholic Podcast is a finalist in the 2013 Readers’ Choice Awards. Thank you to all of my listeners and friend for your kind nomination! I am honored! If you want … Continue reading →
UPDATE: 2/19/13 Having watched the movie, I’m speechless. I thought it was going to be just a humorous movie, but it turned out the opposite of what I expected. This movie is not worth watching and I am very disappointed! … Continue reading →
It will happen as I thought from my reading of UNIVERSI DOMINICI GREGIS. You can see the regulations for the period from the beginning of the Sede vacante (the absence of a Pope either through death or abdication), until the … Continue reading →
Joy and tears, we are all filled with mixed emotions in this unprecedented event in the life of the Church. Today, the Holy Father met with his Auxiliary Bishops and Priests for the final time before the day of his … Continue reading →
I have always been fascinated with dates, and how events are often tied in with Liturgical Feasts. Although there was nothing spiritual to it, the first iMac was released on the Feast of the Assumption, August 15, 1998 and it’s … Continue reading →