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In today?s gospel, Jesus tells His followers a parable: “A sower went out to sow his seed. And as he sowed, some seed fell on the path and was trampled, and the birds of the sky ate it up. Some … Continue reading →

For we brought nothing into the world, just as we shall not be able to take anything out of it. If we have food and clothing, we shall be content with that. Those who want to be rich are falling … Continue reading →

?You are there, O Mary, at the foot of the Cross, standing, in strength and courage; and my Master says to me, ?Ecce Mater Tua.? Behold your Mother. He gives you to me for my Mother! And now that He … Continue reading →

?We adore you, Jesus Christ! We adore you. We get down on our knees. We do not find words enough or gestures to express the veneration with which your Cross fills us, with which the gift of the Redemption penetrates … Continue reading →

“Why do you call me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ but not do what I command?? (Lk 6:46)How many of us get caught up in practicing our faith with words, but not with our actions. We can pray all we want, but if … Continue reading →

Hail Mary,Full of Grace,The Lord is with thee.Blessed art thou among women,and blessed is the fruitof thy womb, Jesus.Holy Mary,Mother of God,pray for us sinners now,and at the hour of death.Amen. Happy Birthday, Blessed Mother. Please continue to lead us … Continue reading →

Baby Christian Campuzano, who I?ve blogged about over the past several weeks, will be undergoing open heart surgery on Tuesday, September 8th. Here are some details from his mother: We finally have the plan set for Christian’s surgery tomorrow. It’s … Continue reading →

My brothers, show no partiality as you adhere to the faith in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ. For if a man with gold rings on his fingers and in fine clothes comes into your assembly, and a poor person in … Continue reading →

With the resignation of Scranton Bishop John Martino earlier this week, the Church has lost a strong pro-life voice. I don?t live in the Scranton diocese, so I can?t comment on his much criticized parish closures, but I was always … Continue reading →

Over the past few days, the Church has celebrated the feasts of a trio of great saints: Monica, Augustine and John the Baptist. There is much that can be learned from studying their lives. St. Monica was a holy woman, … Continue reading →