The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord is not about Christ being set free from sin, for He is sinless, but about Him setting us free. This moment reveals Him as the promised Messiah of God and marks the … Continue reading →
Today, I had the grace and privilege of speaking at St. Theresa’s Shrine in Nasonville, Rhode Island — the very first shrine in the world dedicated to the Little Flower. The occasion was especially meaningful, as it formed part of the celebration … Continue reading →
You can print 4 prayer cards on the back and front of an 8 1/2″ x 11′ [Download PDF here] Prayer for the Election of a Holy Pope In the Month of Mary and Under Her Immaculate Mantle O Most … Continue reading →
As you may have heard, Pope Francis passed into eternal life this morning at 7:35 AM (Rome time). Let us commend his soul to the mercy of God and pray for his eternal repose.In this time of mourning and hope, … Continue reading →
Dear friends, If you’re viewing this website, we’ve successfully moved to a new server. However, there may still be some issues, and something might be missing or not working properly. If you notice anything wrong, please don’t hesitate to email … Continue reading →
DearFriends, I wanted to let you know that over the next few days, I’ll be moving all my websites to a new hosting provider. During this time, you might notice the sites are temporarily unavailable as the migration is completed. … Continue reading →
To you and to yours, a grace filled Christmas. May you experience the richness of the Incarnation in the 8 days of Christmas.
Continue reading →Merry Christmas! I remembered all of you in my Mass on the Feast of Our Lord’s Nativity.
Continue reading →I will carry you and your intentions to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass during this holiest of days. Below, some pictures of my trip to the Holy Land taken on January 17, 2020 in the Church of the Holy … Continue reading →
From my altar to your home. You were remembered in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass during my Christmas celebrations.
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