Marge Fenelon

Join me tomorrow, Tuesday April 26, at 6:45EST on the Sonrise Morning Show with Brian Patrick. We’ll be chatting about free will, what we’ve learned from this past Lent and what we can carry from it into the coming year. You can listen online at: http://www.sonrisemorningshow.com/

Whew! It’s Holy Saturday, and we’ve made it through another Lent. Whether we did as well as we had hoped, exceeded our own expectations, or fell sadly short of our goal, we did it. Now we can look forward to again having all those goodies we gave up for 40 days, throwing off our penances and strivings, and going back … Continue reading →

My latest on Catholic Lane: Free Will: Candy has Consequences

The Lord called me from birth,from my mother’s womb he gave me my name. (Isa 49:1) The words of Isaiah describing the Suffering Servant also refer to us. The Lord has called us from birth – he knew us before we were even conceived – and named us while we still were in the womb. The name he’s given us … Continue reading →

I had a great interview with Brian Patrick this morning on Sacred Heart Radio’s Sonrise Morning Show. Here’s the link so you can listen to the podcast: http://sonrisemorningshow.blogspot.com/

So, they’ll pay for us to kill our children but not to feed them? Planned Parenthood funding ban fails in Senate :: Catholic News Agency (CNA)

Have you ever had one of those dreams in which you are living your ideal life? Everything is just as you would have it be – you have the family you’ve always wanted, the job you’ve always wanted, the house you’ve always wanted, the friends you’ve always wanted, all the gadgets you’ve ever wanted, and you are the person you’ve … Continue reading →

Something to think about during this Lenten season. My latest on Catholic Lane. Post a comment; I’d like to know what you think. http://catholiclane.com/six-reasons-why-i-don%E2%80%99t-participate-in-friday-fish-frys/

Here’s the cover to my newest book, due for publication this fall by Our Sunday Visitor. I’d love to know your reaction.

“Through tears she looked up to heaven,for she trusted in the Lord wholeheartedly.” These are words from today’s First Reading, a selection of verses from Deuteronomy. The “she” is Susanna, the beautiful and Godly wife of Joakim. Susanna was falsely accused of infidelity by two of the elders and taken to trial. If found guilty, she faced death. There were … Continue reading →