Body and Blood of Christ, Year BFirst Reading: Ex 24:3-8Second Reading: Heb 9:11-15Gospel Reading: Mk 14:12-16, 22-26 “In the Eucharist, the body and blood, together with the soul and divinity, … Continued
The simplest and yet the most lavish gift that God has given us is our free will. When we teach our children the faith, we teach them that birds, stars, … Continued
I don’t know about you, but one of my email services is still, in this day of advanced filtering, frequently inundated with scams. Mainly for historical reasons I’ve ended up … Continued
Has the Catholic Church spoken up about the violation of our religious freedom and the imprisonment of Christian pastors in Canada? Have the lay people said much? There have been … Continued
Whenever I’m nervous to share my story, my mom always tells me, “Just one person. Just reach one person. You don’t have to touch everyone’s hearts, but your story might … Continued
I crashed a softball game the other night, along with some other illegal spectators. The game was underway and an elderly man and woman, fully masked, were seated in the … Continued
Bishop Gregory of Washington, DC, said before being elevated to Cardinal by Pope Francis that he would not deny Communion to pro-abortion politicians like President Joe Biden, who is creating … Continued
Holiness is crucial to the fruitfulness of the apostolate. St. Faustina Kowalska wrote, “I am striving for sanctity, because in this way I shall be useful to the Church.” During … Continued
“And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues, as the Spirit enabled them to proclaim” (Acts 2:4). These words from the Pentecost … Continued
I am not a robot. I have emotions, a heart, an intellect, and a will. I have learned that “feelings are not facts,” from the cognitive behavioural techniques of Dr. … Continued