I might be beating dead horse with today’s blog post, but still want to make the point that Faith and Science (Reason) do not contradict each other. I know there is a […]
Quick Lessons from the Catechism: Faith and Reason
“Mondays with Mary” – The Blessed Virgin Mary in Lumen Gentium, Part I
I have been waiting 2 ½ years to write these next three blog posts featured in the “Mondays with Mary” series. Why have I been waiting three years? Well it’s because the […]
Quick Lessons from the Catechism: Where is the Liturgy Celebrated? (And The Lateran Basilica)
Instead of celebrating the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica is celebrated in the Latin lung of the Catholic Church today. Why does the dedication of one […]
Quick Lessons from the Catechism: Euthanasia and Suicide
By now most people have either heard or read about the decision by Brittany Maynard to end her life on November 1. A decision that makes me shack my head every time […]
“Mondays with Mary” – ‘Star of the New Evangelization’
Last night, I appeared on the Joe Miller Unplugged show featured on the Fiat Ministry Network for my first television interview. Among the many things we discussed, we focused on evangelization, but […]
My First Television Interview – November 2, 2014
Tomorrow night, November 2 (Feast of All Souls), at 9:00pm Eastern Time, 7:00pm here in Arizona, I will be on the Fiat Ministry Network for a interview with Joe Miller and Kent […]
Quick Lessons from the Catechism: Creation of the World
I have been planning to write this blog post focusing on the Creation of the World ever since the media reported a few days ago that Pope Francis has walked away from […]
“Mondays with Mary” – ‘Mary’s Psalter’
Since today is the last Monday for October of this year, and since October is considered the Month of the Holy Rosary by the Catholic Church, I thought it would be good […]
Pope SAINT John Paul II: Mission Accomplished
Today is the day that the JP Generation has been waiting for since our beloved Pope John Paul II passed from this life into the life of Heaven – his first ever […]
“Mondays with Mary” – Blessed Pope Paul VI on the Blessed Virgin Mary
It’s either God’s Providence or just the natural course of writing extensively on the Blessed Virgin Mary for nearly 2 ½ years, but today’s “Mondays with Mary”, the 125th blog post in […]
Quick Lessons from the Catechism: Expressions of Prayer
Since today is the feast day of Saint Teresa of Avila, the Doctor of Prayer, I found it fitting to quickly express to you one of the articles from the third chapter […]
“Mondays with Mary” – St. Louis De Montfort on the Hail Mary
Since October is the month of the Holy Rosary, I found it fitting again this week to focus on the main prayer of the Holy Rosary – the Hail Mary. But instead […]
The Day I Drove Fr. Benedict Groeschel to the Pittsburgh Airport
In a matter of hours, the body of Fr. Benedict Groeschel, C.F.R. will be laid to rest here on earth following the Funeral Mass at the Cathedral-Basilica of the Sacred Heart in […]
“Mondays with Mary” – Pope St. John Paul II on Our Lady of the Rosary
Tomorrow, October 7, is the Marian feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, and although I have written quite extensively on this topic in the past, it’s fitting yet again to draw […]
Things St. Francis of Assisi Never Said
450th blog post.
Quick Lessons from the Catechism: The Angels
Contrary to popular belief, Hallmark Cards and Gifts did not create the Angels nor do they receive wings every time a bell rings (my last two blog post titles on the feast […]
Saint Therese, Fulton Sheen, and Eleven Sermons
Over the past five weeks every Tuesday morning from 10:00am to 11:30am, over thirty parishioners and friends of Saint Mary Magdalene Catholic Church gathered to reflect on 11 sermons given by Venerable […]
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