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Thank St. Juliana for the Feast of Corpus Christi
The Solemnity of Corpus Christi has been celebrated in the Church since 1246. We have St. Juliana of Liege to thanks for its institution.
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Conversion of St. Paul: “Who Are You, Sir?”
When our Lord speaks to you in the depths of your soul, he speaks in a manner that is meant solely for you, and which only you will be able to understand. It’s as if he made up a brand new language just for you. That voice isn’t meant for anyone else, so they won’t be able to hear it.
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Where Are the Archangels in the Bible?
The Archangels – Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael – are familiar figures for most of us. But there are some places that they turn up in the Bible that might surprise you. St. Michael The name Michael means, in Hebrew who is like unto God? and he’s most commonly known for the way Read more
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The Transfiguration: Why Peter, John, and James?
I’ve often wondered why Jesus chose Peter, John, and James to witness the Transfiguration. It also makes me wonder why he chose me to remain in the Church when so many I know have left or declined her.
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A 4th of July Prayer for America
Archbishop John Carroll composed this prayer in 1791, and it still is fitting for today as we celebrate the 4th of July. The prayer encompasses, not only our country but also the Church, our families, friends, and those who have gone before us.
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Why is June the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus?
Jesus’ Sacred Heart symbolizes a love that conquers sin and transcends death and his a reminder to us of his infinite love for us.
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Mary Wants to Visit You!
Mary will come to comfort, companion, and assist us in our mission and trials. Celebrate the Visitation by opening the door of your heart and letting her in.