Venite Adoremus! O Come Let us Adore Him!
From 96 year old Monsignor Foy… “I was recently contacted with concerns that some clergy and laity need to be reminded that they should genuflect when they pass by the Tabernacle. In response, I am
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From 96 year old Monsignor Foy… “I was recently contacted with concerns that some clergy and laity need to be reminded that they should genuflect when they pass by the Tabernacle. In response, I am
This is the sword of our time — that Christ is the sheepgate and there is no other way into heaven. As St. Augustine teaches, “My solemn word is this: I am the sheepgate.” Jesus
It was a dream that removed the stumbling block from Pope Innocent’s heart on this day in 1208 so that the ‘ridiculous’, ‘unsafe’, and ‘impractical’ life proposed by St. Francis was seen as holy —
Today in the Acts of the Apostles we hear the account of the angel of the Lord opening the prison doors and sending the Apostles to proclaim the gospel in the Temple of Jerusalem. The
The Paschal candle represents Christ, the Light of the World. The pure beeswax of which the candle is made represents the sinless Christ who was formed in the womb of His Mother. The wick signifies
During Lent we focus on our spiritual battles – the inordinate things we cling to and those we must “give up”. So what about the 50 days of Easter? During Easter many of us tend
Humility is fire, poured out, it gives light and shape to things. Like sand that is transformed in a furnace to become glass, humility is transformed by love to become a simple transparent bottle, that
There is so much energy wasted in trying to avoid suffering, trying to avoid the cross, that we often lose perspective. Our victory, and yes, even our joy — comes through suffering. Do not fear
Today, March 16th, we remember the heroic martyrdom of St. Jean Brébeuf and St. Isaac Jogues. It was their Eucharistic mission among the Huron peoples that bore testimony to the love of Christ fulfilled in
You are holy, Lord, the only God, and Your deeds are wonderful. You are strong. You are great. You are the Most High. You are Almighty. You, Holy Father are King of heaven and earth.
How much God love us — He has lowered the heavens so we may touch Christ Jesus and live love eternal. Receive heaven daily in the Holy Eucharist. “The first element of eucharistic faith is
Lent is about becoming little and realizing just how little we really need to be happy and content. Avarice, gluttony, all the deadly sins really, are an insulating “fat” mistrust of the Heavenly Father. Trust
Each little action affects so much and so many. Even a small sin may appear only a ‘puff’ of air but by its charged nature it grows, gales, and spins, in our lives blowing apart
When you have to work things out, do not be afraid to argue and struggle with God like the Lord’s best friend. To wrestle with Him, is a Jewish practice and the Hebrew Bible’s ideal.
Where there is the Eucharist there is the Spirit of Pentecost. As Pope Benedict XVI writes, With his word and with the elements of bread and wine, the Lord himself has given us the essentials
Brother Thomas of Celano, recounting the words of St. Francis reminds us… “In a struggle everyone must hold firm and never yield a step. Whoever gives up prayer because of difficulties “is like a man
Remember in your daily battles, as you set about to witness to the gospel, to defend the little knight within you. For within every Christian Knight there is a pure child who has just received
Have you ever considered that it is commitment that actualizes, perfects, and completes your freedom? It does not negate it. We’re often much too afraid of making a decision, a step forward towards the good.
Finding the tedium of school and the seemingly endless cycle of study, eat, study, sleep, study — oppressive? Winter is a difficult time for most people on school campus. Dig down underneath the snow of
Brother Francis and Brother Masseo had reached a village and as they were quite hungry, they went begging for bread, according to the rule, Brother Francis along one street, Brother Masseo along another. The account
St. Francis transformed his initial concept of noble knighthood by embracing the poor Christ, the Suffering King, and putting himself in his service. This foundation upon radical poverty allowed St. Francis a transience and an
“The city of Cologne would not be what it is without the Magi, who have had so great an impact on its history, its culture and its faith. Here, in some sense, the Church celebrates
As we move from room to room blessing our house at Epiphany we are reminded of God’s grace, which like water goes before us and leads us to our true home via another way. “The
The Church in its wisdom asks us to consider this Christmastide the words of St. John the Evangelist. I have written to you, young men, because you are strong and God’s word has made its
By loving your brother you will shed light on your own life-path. “…because the night is over and the real light is already shining. Anyone who claims to be in the light but hates his