October is the month of the Holy Rosary.

I just received my Catholic Stewardship information in the mail this past week, and so I am assuming that all of you received this as well.

I like to think that because God created Adam and Even and placed them in a beautiful garden called Eden, that we all have a longing to walk with God in the garden.

As we have exited the month of September and enter into the month of October, we are surrounded by the glory of Heaven as we celebrate the multitude of the heavenly hosts.

It seems to me that I have lately fallen into the habit of voicing complaints regarding life during the covid virus, life before an election, and perhaps just the state of life in general.

During this month of September, our Gospel readings have presented us over and over again with the tremendous love and mercy of God.

I encounter the cross quite frequently in my daily life.

At the time of this writing, Mary Immaculate School is beginning its second full week of being in session. It

There are many saints’ days on the Church calendar that come and go without much notice.

August 22 we celebrated the Memorial of the Queenship of Mary, in which Mary is crowned the Queen of Heaven and of Earth.

I think that when people are declared saints of the Church, that we so respect this honor that we almost think the saints are above the limits and failings of our human condition.

Saturday, August 15 is the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Every once in a while there is something that occurs in such a way that it is as if I am seeing something clearly to which I once was blind.

The story of Mary and Martha is familiar to us all. 

The Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene is July 22.

July 16 is the feast day of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

I often wonder what life was like in the days of original innocence when Adam and Eve were so aware of the presence of God that they “walked” with Him in the Garden of Eden.

There are only three birthdays that we celebrate in the liturgical calendar.

When we make reference to something being “from the heart,” what we are saying is that it is of the utmost importance and that it comes from the very core of our being.

This weekend we celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi or The Body and the Blood of Christ.