Yesterday, the Vatican came out with the long awaited assessment of the state of Women Religious in the United States. Throughout the investigation, there were Religious Women shouting out cries of unjust harassment by the Vatican. They played the card … Continue reading →
An article in the SEattle Times relates how the Bishop, Most rev. J. Peter Sartain, has written the faithful and Priests of his diocese requesting that every parish have petitions in support of Referendum 74 in hope of repealing … Continue reading →
Don’t forget, it’s not over. It is the Octave of Easter – we celebrate for eight days. With over 2 billion Christians in the world, that’s a pretty big celebration. Check out this video below! httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=-jeLl-mNAxY
Continue reading →This is cute. What loyalty! What love! What patience! httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=d_EZDBVuOk4
Continue reading →From Fr. Z’s blog: The dreadful TIME Magazine (dreadful when it comes to anything about the Catholic Church) is having a poll and you should participate From their site: The 2012 TIME 100 Poll Cast your votes for the leaders, … Continue reading →
In my parish, we have the Sanctus (Holy), Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) and the Acclamation of Faith (Mortem Tuam) in Latin at all of our sung Masses, and on Solemnities and Feasts, we sing the Gloria in Latin. Our … Continue reading →
So Nancy Pelosi said that Obamacare gurantees “Life, Liberty, And The Pursuit Of Happiness”. Isn’t that wonderful! But for who? Obamacare will be responsible for more abortions. There will be selective treatment divvied out by a government board. Death squads … Continue reading →
A new movie about Mexico in 1926. Will this be the America of tomorrow? It looks like a great movie. UPDATE: In the US, the movie will be called “For Greater Glory” httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=6pu4gst3FmI
Continue reading →It’s hard to believe that the Church of England is still in the dark ages of bigotry! An article in The Telegraph states that a group of Bishops are going to fight Government plans to allow the monarch to marry … Continue reading →
I have so many stories of how St. Anthony has found lost objects for me. Back in 1980, a friend of our family, Cardinal Ciappi lost his ring when we were traveling with him through Italy I asked and St. Anthony … Continue reading →