Monthly Archives: July 2010

The readings from today?s Mass (Jer 26:11-16, 24 and Mt 14:1-12) highlight a problem that?s existed from the beginning of time ? People don?t want to hear that they need to reform their lives, especially if it comes from a … Continue reading →

Here’s a very good article by Mary Kochan, the senior editor of Catholic Exchange. It addresses the concerns of a Protestant and provides a perspective that some of us Cradle Catholics don’t have. Well done, Mary! http://catholicexchange.com/2010/07/27/132644/

One of the sad realities of our time is a decrease in Catholic identity. Many Catholics now view the one, true Church founded by Jesus Christ as “just one of many churches.” Unfortunately, by not recognizing the fact that the … Continue reading →

One of the best ways to learn about the early Church is by studying the writings of the early Church leaders and teachers. These individuals, known as the Church Fathers, lived during the period from the middle of the first … Continue reading →

Ordinarily when we think of Saint Thomas, it?s not in a positive way. Often referred to as the original ?Doubting Thomas?, this Apostle was known for refusing to believe in Our Lord?s resurrection until he saw Jesus with his own … Continue reading →