There was a great little story on the Catholic News Agency about Vice President Joe bid en’s visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico. He prayed and was very moved. Here is part of the story … Continue reading →
Here is another great video with Fr. Claude Burns produced by Spirit Juice Studios. httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=GaWma3taEEE
Continue reading →UPDATED (3/5/12 8:00 pm): See below! You may have heard that Rush Limbaugh, used a certain word to describe a young woman at a Catholic college who is demanding they pay for her contraception. She explained that she has frequent … Continue reading →
The final blessing on Ash Wednesday has a word that left many people bewildered. What in the world is compunction? It is a deep remorse for our sins. Our non-Catholic brethren would love this prayer. Those who believe that we … Continue reading →
Abstinence from meat on Ash Wednesday and the Fridays of Lent (for those 14 and older) is required by Church law. Also, Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are fast days: those between the ages of 18 and 59 should eat less, meaning, … Continue reading →
On February 18th, Pope Benedict created 22 new Cardinals. It is a great honor for the men chosen, for their dioceses, for the countries of origin and for the entire Church. These 22 new Cardinals will join a select group … Continue reading →
There is a great article on Forbes by Charles Kadlec: “The Audacity of Power: President Obama Vs. The Catholic Church” My highlights are in BOLD and comments in RED I’ll highlight a few points, but be sure to read the … Continue reading →
Delores Hart was willing to give up her life as an actress to become a bride of Christ. Would that our young people would be so generous today. httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=BrCT1kD0z-A
Continue reading →Don’t we all get a lift when we pray the Pater Noster? We’ll here is another way to get a lift with the Paternoster. Really, I’m not kidding. It’ss an elevator in Dartford, England. The lift was built in 1884. … Continue reading →
In the years following the Second Vatican Council, the Church in America and, throughout the world had taken a very soft position on every issue. It was not that we changed our teaching, or did not believe in the teachings … Continue reading →