Sunday, November 24 marks the end of the Liturgical Year for the Catholic Church. It’s the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, on which day we celebrate Christ’s royalty and his reign over all of creation. Next Sunday, December 1, we begin Advent, which also is the beginning of the new Liturgical Year. (more…)
Join Relevant Radio’s “Morning Air” host, Sean Herriot, and me tomorrow, Thursday, November 21 at 8:40am CST as we chat about five things Mary can teach us about Advent waiting.
I love being on Sean’s show, and am looking forward to it. I also love listener (and (more…)
On November 21, the Church celebrates the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Some people get it confused with the feast of the Presentation of Our Lord, celebrated on February 2. Do you know the difference between the two presentations? How will you observe today’s feast? Learn the difference between Read more
During the General Audience today, Pope Francis spoke about forgiveness – both by script and spontaneously (the link to Vatican Radio’s report below).
The Holy Father, in his characteristic frankness and humbleness, pointed out that priests are the (more…)
Exciting news from the Vatican! I’m interested in reading what the Holy Father has to add to the subject of the New Evangelization. Here’s the link to the Catholic News Agency story about Pope Francis’ first apostolic exhortation, “Evangelii Gaudium,” or “The Joy of the Gospel,” which will be publicly proclaimed Read more
Barbara McGuigan and I had a marvelous discussion today about our Blessed Mother on EWTN Radio’s “The Good Fight.” Thank you to all of you for listening, and thanks to those who called in with your wonderful insights, comments, and questions!
I’m posting this in response to a request I received from listeners.
During the show, I told my story about “Mommy Vibes” that (more…)
I’m excited to announce that I’ll be a guest on EWTN Radio’s “The Good Fight” with host Barbara McGuigan tomorrow, November 16, 1-3pm CST. Please do join us, as we continue our discussion of Mary’s virtues and how to imitate them in our own lives. Barbara is a delight to Read more