16th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year C First Reading: Gen 18:1-10a Second Reading: Col 1:24-28 Gospel Reading: Lk 10:38-42 “We have come to know and to believe in the love … Continued
Catering to the widespread enthusiasm for sports there have been over the years many sports-themed movies, some of which have been of sufficient merit to appeal even to the non-sports … Continued
When I heard that Roe v. Wade was struck down, I sat speechless. It really was hard to accept that anything logical, sensible, or true could come out of North … Continued
About once a year I have occasion to pull out a piece of ancient technology, a slide projector, to use with students competing in an engineering contest, now in its … Continued
We did not have an opportunity to save the more than 50 migrants who died when trafficked north to the U.S. in a deadly hot locked truck in late June. … Continued
Like a discount brand or the best kind of knockoff –no one would mistake it for the original, but it will do in a pinch to expand the menu or … Continued
The pro-life movement, as I have known it intimately my entire life, has always been entwined with the Catholic Church. As a young child, I remember hearing, both at Mass … Continued
I have heard people say that we should live each day like it’s our last day on earth. I understand the intent of inspiring people to live their life to … Continued
16th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year C First reading: Gen 18:1-10a Second reading: Col 1:24-28 Gospel reading: Lk 10:38-42 This Sunday, St. Paul uses the phrase “in Christ,” which he … Continued
Pope Francis wants a Church that, like the Good Samaritan, draws near to all families and helps families “take a step forward, however small.” “I want you to feel my … Continued