When I read Sister Mary Philomena’s article on Junipero Serra, it reminded me of a piece I wrote a couple of years ago, which I am sure our websites readers would appreciate. It’s a bit of Catholic trivia that is related to our crusade for the conversion of America. Four statues of Catholic religious grace Statuary Hall in the Capitol Rotunda. Who are they? You can read the answer here: http://catholicism.org/a-saint-in-washington-dc.html.
Two Blesseds in the Capitol?
Brother Andre MarieJoe Doyle takes on the Globe http://t.co/uzYcGrFuXa and the Herald http://t.co/L5rlyXjFPj on the Enda Kenny scandal at Boston College.1 day agoRetweet
Brother Andre Marie"Moreover the Palestinians too have the right to their own State." —Cardinal Kurt Koch http://t.co/IJKWK31Dwj1 day agoRetweet
Brother Andre Marie“Let’s be Christians with apostolic zeal,” Pope Francis said. “And if we annoy people, blessed be the Lord!” http://t.co/Atgk9KaCcN1 day agoRetweet
Brother Andre MarieSt Paschal Baylon knelt in the fields to face the church where the Bd. Sacrament was to adore Jesus from a distance. http://t.co/5JKQthHeqS1 day agoRetweet
Brother Andre MarieRT @DarrellIssa: This Administration increasingly sees itself as above the law #Benghazi #IRS #AP http://t.co/53A7DTCDnP2 days agoRetweet
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