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As I reflect on my forty years as a priest, I find that one of the most powerful things in my priesthood is a devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.Read More -
Throughout the Easter Season, we read from the Acts of the Apostles.Read More -
Today we observe a multitude of things.Read More -
In our Gospel for this Sunday we get the very last sentence of the Road to Emmaus story.Read More -
Today we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday.Read More -
For the six weeks of Lent we have reflected on the sorrows of Mary. With Easter morning, sorrow is replaced by the joy of the Risen Lord!Read More -
The last of the Seven Sorrows of Mary are the taking down of Jesus from the Cross and the placing of the body of Jesus in the tomb.Read More -
The fifth of the sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the Crucifixion.Read More -
The fourth of the seven sorrows is also the Fourth Station of the Cross.Read More -
We have all experienced the frustration of looking for something which we have lost.Read More -
The second of the seven dolors (sorrows) of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the flight to Egypt.Read More -
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.Read More -
At a recent confession, the priest assigned to me a penance that, at the time, I thought rather odd.Read More -
Each year we observe Catholic Schools Week.Read More -
The Feast of the Presentation on the Lord Jesus in the temple is observed on February 2nd.Read More -
The 25th of January is the Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul.Read More -
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.Read More -
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.Read More -
Today we celebrate the Epiphany of the Lord.Read More -
I am very grateful that our Church takes its time in celebrating ChristmasRead More
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