Monthly Archives: May 2009

Today is an exciting day, as we celebrate Pentecost Sunday, when the promised Holy Spirit descended on Mary, the Apostles and the disciples of Jesus. It is a good day to be thankful for the gift of the Holy Spirit … Continue reading →

Although it seems hard to believe, the Church is still celebrating the Easter season, at least for one more day. Tomorrow, we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost, which officially brings the season to a close. Sadly, for the majority of … Continue reading →

Father Alberto Cutie (a.k.a. ?Father Opera?), the celebrity Spanish priest who was caught embracing and kissing a woman on a Miami Beach earlier this month, officially joined the Episcopalian Church earlier today. After the scandal broke, Fr. Alberto admitted to … Continue reading →

You may have heard that the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has been granted permission to revise the English order (wording) of the Mass. While the new language is still being voted on by the bishops, they have … Continue reading →

Today the United States celebrates Memorial Day, a holiday that honors the memory of those who gave their lives while defending our country. While it’s easy to think of this day as nothing more than the unofficial beginning of summer, … Continue reading →

Are you confused as to Mary?s role in the Catholic Faith? If so, you?re not alone?Many Catholics are not even sure of her purpose. Can she perform miracles?Is she divine? Should we pray to her or pray to Jesus? Simply … Continue reading →

Have you ever thought about why you landed on this particular blog entry? While it may be ?just a coincidence?, have you ever considered that maybe Jesus is calling you to learn more about His Catholic Church? I invite you … Continue reading →

This is a really good article that I found on the USCCB website: PUT ON HOLD? STUCK IN TRAFFIC? MAYBE GOD?S CALLING YOU TO PRAY, SAYS SHEILA GARCIA, USCCB FAMILY LIFE OFFICIAL WASHINGTON?Long moments on hold or stuck in traffic … Continue reading →

Today the Church celebrates Our Lord?s Ascension into Heaven (A Holy Day of Obligation?Hope you made it to Mass!). Have you ever thought about how the Apostles must have felt at this time? First of all, Our Lord told them … Continue reading →

I wasn?t going to address the Notre Dame fiasco again, but I heard some more pro-Obama comments from Catholics and I felt obliged to say a few things. As Catholics, there can be no compromise when it comes to murder. … Continue reading →