The fourth of the seven sorrows is also the Fourth Station of the Cross.

We have all experienced the frustration of looking for something which we have lost.

The second of the seven dolors (sorrows) of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the flight to Egypt.

As we begin the season of Lent, I thought it might be a good subject to reflect upon the seven dolors (sorrows) of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

At a recent confession, the priest assigned to me a penance that, at the time, I thought rather odd.

Each year we observe Catholic Schools Week.

The Feast of the Presentation on the Lord Jesus in the temple is observed on February 2nd.

The 25th of January is the Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul.

The calendar tells me that we are now in ordinary time, but how my heart hates to give up the season of Christmas this year.

The Christmas season begins with the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem and then moves in a matter of weeks from the newborn Jesus to the adult thirty year old Jesus.

Today we celebrate the Epiphany of the Lord.

I am very grateful that our Church takes its time in celebrating Christmas

Much of the excitement that surrounds the Christmas season has to do with the giving and receiving of gifts.

It is so good to have the children back at school again here at Mary Immaculate.

I have just returned from the Thanksgiving holiday, and even though it was a time of good visiting with my parents, it will also go down in history as the Thanksgiving of disappointment.

Advent is a time of looking both backward and forward.

The last Sunday of every year is dedicated to Christ the King.

God gives us so many things to make sure we are on the path that leads to Him.

During the month of November, Catholics remember to pray for the faithful departed.

What we really desire is holiness. It is through living a holy life that we discover the presence of God.