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Sneak Peek! Cover Reveal of My Newest Book
Wait til you set your eyes on the cover of my newest book! You’r gonna LOVE it!
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The Church is Under Threat. What Can We Learn from the Battle of Lepanto?
we can and should give serious consideration to what happened at Lepanto, especially in the present time of trials in our Catholic Church. We are, it seems, the underdog in a battle against insurmountable odds. With the widespread devastation of sexual abuse and its cover up, it can feel as though we’ve outnumbered and under-equipped. We’re not.
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What Does the Old Testament Say about Mary?
When we pray the mysteries of the Rosary we are in fact meditating on the culmination of God’s promises throughout both the Old and New Testaments. Making our way through the “beads” is like a grace-filled history lesson in which we review our heritage as People of God.Â
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The Rosary: Mary’s Mystic Crown
The Rosary is the mystic crown which Christian people place every day on the queenly head of the Mother of God. It is certainly the most beautiful flower of human piety and the most beautiful source of heavenly graces.
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Holy, Rosary! The Lightweight Weapon with Heavy-Duty Power
Let’s resolve to rekindle the flames and reignite devotion to the holy Rosary this month, shall we? For a sacramental that sits so light in the hand, it weighs heavily as a mighty weapon on all things evil and discouraging.
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Our Lady of Sorrows: The Sword that Pierced Mary’s Heart
Whenever I’m tempted toward doubt, I think of Mary as Our Lady of Sorrows, whose feast we celebrate in commemoration of her faithful and courageous acceptance of Simeon’s prophecy.
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On the Exaltation of the Holy Cross: Why Catholics have Crucifixes
The Crucifix bears our Lord’s torn and tattered Body, reminding us of his great suffering and the extreme price he paid for our salvation.