Most Catholics practice the custom of praying for the dead. We have our annual celebration of remembering all the dead on “All Souls Day” and the month of November is dedicated to renewing our devotion of praying for the poor … Continue reading →
In his latest installment of his bi-weekly article in The Rhode Island Catholic, my bishop, the Most Rev. Thomas Tobin shared his experience of visiting an Islamic school “My Visit to the Islamic School.” Bishop Tobin was impressed with the … Continue reading →
Is the Breviary outdated? It goes by many names, the Breviary, the Divine Office, the Liturgy of the Hours and I’m sure if we search there are more. The Breviary are the official prayers of the Church, an integral part … Continue reading →
In today’s show, we talk about an ancient and beautiful Catholic devotion called the Stations of the Cross. We also talk about Baptism of Protestants who become Catholic and what to do about Confirmation candidates who don’t want to be … Continue reading →
This special episode of the iPadre Show is a presentation of the Stations of the Cross, based on Anne Catherine Emmerich and a Spanish mystic. It will provide a great meditation for Holy Week or any other time one wishes … Continue reading →
Who’s got the power? In today’s show, we talk about the power of itnercession. We also go back to a question about excommunication and talk about some of the social networking sites like Twitter, Plurk and Facebook. – Music: “Power … Continue reading →
Great feedback and we talk about silence. – Catholic Moments – Lisa Hendey – Still Small Voice by Bob Rowe Subscribe to Feed | Subscribe in iTunes
Continue reading →Last show we talked about the Universal Call to Holiness. Today, we talk about the Universal Call to Prayer. It is a “surge of the heart” for the Lord. Lent is here again. Time to refocus. There was some feedback … Continue reading →