Marge Fenelon

Ms. Daisy is becoming pretty popular these days. That’s partly my fault, since I love to post on my social media about the adventures of our lhasa apso-poodle mix. She’s just…fun. Her playfulness is contagious and her affectionate nature is capable of melting the hearts of even the most hardened dog haters.

She’s also sweet, in the opinion of her “fans.” Of course, I think she’s sweet, but I’m biased. Personal feelings aside, I do find it intriguing that people can pick up on her sweetness even in a pic posted online.  Is it her eyes? The way she holds herself? Regardless, folks are (more…)

As youth, many of us were required to memorize – or at least study – the Declaration of Independence. Although we might not be able to quote it now, we’re probably able to spot it if we hear it read or recited by someone else. At least I hope so.

The Declaration of Independence is more than a long-ago proclamation of separation from Great Britain, it’s a legacy, left for (more…)

Producer David Zelon (right) and Actor Jim Caviezel at a private CMC screening of When the Game Stands Tall

I’ve been learning so much here at the Catholic Media Conference here in Charlotte, North Carolina! Today I learned that actor Jim Caviezel (think Passion of the Christ) is a truly humble man.

At least that’s the impression I and some of my colleagues got when we met him during a private screening of his new film, “When the Game Stands Tall.” The movie is about a high school football coach leading his team on a 151-game winning streak that took place over 12 years.

I can’t tell you about the film right now because (more…)

It’s been quiet here on MargeFenelon.com, but not for lack of enthusiasm on my part, I assure you. From just about the moment I stepped of the plane upon my return from Israel, I’ve been up to my eyeballs in deadlines, new projects, family events and (joyful) obligations for my Read more

News broke yesterday that on June 6, U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb ruled that a Wisconsin law defining marriage discriminates against same-sex couples. Crabb’s ruling countered a referendum passed in 2006 by a majority vote. The referendum defined civil marriage as a union oif one man an done woman, stating that legal statuses identical or similar marriage would not be recognized by the state. (more…)

Friends, this past Friday I had the great pleasure of chatting with National Catholic Register Executive Director Dan Burke about my trip to the Holy Land and why every Catholic should make a pilgrimage there at least once in their lives. I truly enjoyed chatting with Dan, and I know Read more

I learned something wonderful as I stood outside the Upper Room in Jerusalem. Here’s my latest at National Catholic Register. http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/standing-at-the-birthplace-of-the-catholic-church/