Fr. Dwight Longenecker wrote yesterday on Pope Francis’ visit to St. Mary Major Basilica in Rome and on why he may have opted to pray, while there, at the tomb of Pope St. Pius V. So who was Pope St … Continue reading
My daughter Teresa (follow her on Twitter) was honored to qualify for Kentucky All-State Choir. She sang in the Junior Mixed Choir at the Kentucky Center for the Arts in Louisville on February 7. Watch the video below. I will … Continue reading
Tchaikovsky fans may see swans on a lake in this video. I just see ladies dancing. They dance beautifully, by the way, and the music is beautiful, too. But the ladies? They’re not actually swans. Calling them swans seems kind … Continue reading
From Vatican Radio, Taizé youth are set to meet in Rome. Over 30.000 young people from across Europe and beyond will be arriving in Rome at the end of December for an annual pilgrimage organised by the ecumenical prayer community … Continue reading
Today is the Solemnity of Christ the King, and I thought I would share with you the gist of the message given today in an awesome homily from our priest, Father Brian Johnson, at St. Benedict parish in Clarkson (Wax), … Continue reading
The rainbow is God’s logo. Genesis 9: 8-17 God said to Noah and to his sons with him: See, I am now establishing my covenant with you and your descendants after you and with every living creature that was with … Continue reading
Today is the Feast Day of the Archangels St. Michael, St. Gabriel and St. Raphael. They are the only three angels considered also to be saints because they are the only three angels whose names we know. All angels are … Continue reading
