Monthly Archives: May 2009

Last night, I had the pleasure of attending a reception for Good Counsel Homes, an organization that provides shelter for homeless pregnant women. Founded in 1985 by Chris Bell and Fr. Benedict Groeschel, Good Counsel currently runs 5 homes in … Continue reading →

Since our blog was first created in November of 2008, I knew that we had visitors from around the world, but I never realized how many different countries were represented. As an example of the power of the Internet, I … Continue reading →

Today was a day that saddened many faithful Catholics, as the most pro-abortion president in U.S. history, Barack Obama, received an honorary degree and addressed the graduates at the University of Notre Dame. Fr. John Jenkins, the University president, has … Continue reading →

The Lord wasn?t kidding when He uttered these words in John 15:20. Any Catholic who stands up for their faith has experienced this to some degree. Today?s society will tolerate religion up until the point that you attempt to tell … Continue reading →

The Catholic community and Catholic institutions should not honor those who act in defiance of our fundamental moral principles. They should not be given awards, honors or platforms which would suggest support for their actions. (Catholics in Political Life ? … Continue reading →

Today the Church celebrates the feast of St. Matthias, arguably the least known of the Apostles. While not one of the original 12 chosen by Our Lord, Matthias was elected as a replacement for Judas after he committed suicide. You … Continue reading →

On May 13, 1917 The Blessed Mother made the first of several appearances to 3 children in Fatima, Portugal. Her message included conversion of heart, repentance from sin and a dedication to her, especially through praying the Rosary. Today the … Continue reading →

In the First Reading from today?s Mass, Paul and Barnabas state, ?It is necessary for us to undergo many hardships to enter the kingdom of God.? (Acts 14:22). Considering that the previous day Paul was stoned and left for dead, … Continue reading →

I don?t normally like to write about Church scandals, but this story is getting so much press that it shouldn?t be ignored. A famous Miami priest, Fr. Alberto Cutie, was recently was recently photographed on a beach in some very … Continue reading →

Tomorrow we celebrate Mothers Day, a good time to reflect on the sanctity of motherhood. Unfortunately, today?s society tells us that unless a woman has a job outside of the home, they aren?t living up to their full potential. That?s … Continue reading →