Cheerfully Covering Catholic Clerical Clothing ‘Knot Sew’ Good at Liturgical Matters While there are relatively few Catholics who could name a single book on the liturgy, there are even fewer who could name one on liturgical vestments in particular. Lack … Continue reading
The Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) was Jesus’ answer to a disingenuous question from “a certain lawyer,” i.e., an expert in the Pharisaical interpretation of the Torah. The question was “Who is my neighbor?” It was insincere because … Continue reading
It’s almost here! Click here to register. To view the live stream click here. CONFERENCE DATES: Friday and Saturday, October 9 and 10, 2026 Theme: “Oases of Sanity in the 21st Century” Friday, October 9 — Saint Abraham 8:45 Breakfast … Continue reading
This Summer, I made my second trip to the Province of Alberta. Now, to be honest, I am a bicoastal creature. I was born in New York City, and spent my earliest years there and its immediate environs, although my … Continue reading
The following is a press statement of the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… ON September 16th, Dave Urbanski, Senior Editor at Blaze News, contacted the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, seeking a comment from Executive Director C. J. Doyle regarding the case of Sophie Kutzko, … Continue reading
Part Three of the “Motives of Christian Forgiveness” Series The Holy Ghost also has a great claim on our love for is He not continuously loving us? Indeed He is. And He does so personally, individually, and in the manner … Continue reading
As I write, my thoughts are directed to our October 9–10 Conference, which is for us the renewal of a beloved autumnal ritual. This year’s theme is “Oases of Sanity in the 21st Century,” and I have entitled my own … Continue reading
There are four lots, ranging in size from 40.29 to 54.18 acres, on the other side of the street from Saint Benedict Center in Richmond, New Hampshire, the publishers of Catholicism.org. This is a rural area, and these lots have … Continue reading
The home has 2 beds, 2 baths, and is 1,444 square feet, sitting on a 12.5 acre lot in Richmond, New Hampshire. Here is the Zillow description. Below is a larger photo and a Google map showing directions from the home … Continue reading
“Bodhran — b-o-b-h-r-a-n — bodhran.” “That is incorrect. The correct spelling is b-o-d-h-r-a-n.” Almost before Mr. O’Neil was finished speaking, Daniel cut in, “Excuse me, Sir, but that’s what I said. That is exactly how I spelled bodhran.” Mr. O’Neil … Continue reading
The following news update is courtesy of the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… A little before 5:15 pm, on Monday, September 1st, a man entered Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church on Bonney Street in New Bedford, during Confession and Eucharistic … Continue reading
Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Julius Erving, commonly referred to as “Dr. J,” scored over 30,000 points in his professional career. One of his most memorable shots was during his tenure with the Philadelphia 76ers—a 53-foot game-winner (one of the … Continue reading
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