Inspired by Truth, Enlightening Minds for the Church in Canada and Throughout the World
Inspired by Truth, Enlightening Minds for the Church in Canada and Throughout the World
Seven young men are being ordained this morning for the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter, in Nebraska, at an 11 a.m. Solemn High Mass. Tradition is the the future! Please do pray for them, that their ministry for Christ and His Church bear much fruit. There is hope, and we have much work yet to[…]
On the 25th of May 1887 Padre Pio was born. In my parish, at the Holy Trinity church in Marsa, Malta, a solemn mass was celebrated to commemorate this great event. If every person is a gift to the world, we can certainly say that of Padre Pio, whose spiritual legacy thrives on and on.[…]
Archbishop Salvatore Cordelione has stepped up to fulfill his office, and living up to his name, which he shares with King Richard I, Lionheart, banning Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi from Holy Communion. He invokes canon 915, that those guilty of persistent and manifest grave sin are not in communion with the Church, and,[…]
(Anna Kalinowska over at OnePeterFive has an intriguing take on modesty and dress, placing the virtue of modesty as on the pinnacle of three pillars: of truth, of goodness and of beauty. We should not reduce modesty to something accidental, such as the length of a skirt. We should rediscover what is beautiful and becoming,[…]
Maureen Wittmann Co-Director Homeschool Connections www.homeschoolconnections.com 1-888-372-4757 Contact for Interviews Homeschool Connections is once again bringing together top speakers and vendors for their 3rd annual virtual Catholic Homeschool Conference: “Empowering You to Homeschool Joyfully”. While on-line events hit their high due to the pandemic, this virtual event continues to reach thousands of international homeschoolers[…]
Pope Francis canonized ten members of Christ’s Mystical Body last Sunday, including the dissolute French officer who turned his life 180 degrees, becoming an ascetic hermit in the desert of North Africa, Charles de Foucauld, and the Carmelite, philosophy professor and journalist, Titus Brandmsa. We may hope meet them all, someday. This, while the world[…]
The March was Life was a breath of fresh air, in more ways than one – the 25th anniversary, if I am correct, of this witness for life. On a beautiful May Day, with temperatures in the mid-thirties (yes, that’s in Celsius, which I could not have written a week ago in this northern clime).[…]
This is an intriguing and informative summary of Klaus Schwab’s ‘Great Reset’ that I have come across, weaving together the radical economic policies of the World Economic Forum, with the allied notions (and aims) of transhumanism, man-machine interface, the ‘singularity’ and universal surveillance. A good deal of the aims of the Davos group is already[…]
The Gospel of Saint John is different from those of Matthew, Mark and Luke, which all begin with the man Jesus, who by his mighty deeds and compelling words led his disciples to discern his divinity. But John begins his narrative with Jesus as the eternal Word, who “was with God, and was God.” And[…]
May 9th is the liturgical feast of St George Preca (or as we Maltese know him as Dun Ġorġ), the Maltese diocesan priest who founded the Society of the Christian Doctrine, better known as M.U.SE.U.M. The Latin acrostic name means Magister Utiname Sequatur Evangelium Universus Mundus, (“MUSEUM”) whose English rendition is: “Teacher, O that the[…]
