Dear St. Anthony, please come around ~ Official Lost & Found Day December 11, 2014 December observances, lost and found, lost items, tips finding items By: Sr. Christina M. Neumann, OSF Believe it or not, Friday December 12th is actually … Continue reading →
Dont forget to wash your hands! ~ Handwashing Awareness Week ~ Dec. 7 November 30, 2014 hand sanitizer, hand-washing At the St. Annes reception desk, we have a little plastic duck which has reminded many an inquisitive child or adult … Continue reading →
Whats in a Name?: differences in long-term care terminology November 25, 2014 assisted living, basic care, independent living, long-term care, senior living The terminology used in the world of long-term care can be rather confusing to the average person. In … Continue reading →
Emotional Atheism -by Dr. Benjamin Wiker As anyone watching the best-seller lists knows, atheism is big business. There seems to be no end of books touting the end of faith. A common theme in all Dawkins, Harris, Hitchens, Dennett is … Continue reading →
21st Sunday in Ordinary Time-by Fr. Dennis One of the many titles of a Pope is the Vicar of Christ. Vicar is a term that still is used today. It is a person who acts in the place of someone … Continue reading →
22nd Sunday In Ordinary Time-by Fr. Dennis Once again, I fall back upon that quotation that I have used for a number of weeks these past few months about “Confession” by Monsignor Giussani, founder of the ecclesial movement Communion and … Continue reading →
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time -by Fr. Dennis The Second Reading today, from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Romans, tells us to, “Owe nothing to anyone, except to love one another; for the one who loves another has … Continue reading →
20th Sunday In Ordinary Time Father Benedict Groeschel, C.F.R. has been saying for a long time, “We are the True Church. We pray to the right God. Some of us pray to the right God in the wrong way.” At … Continue reading →
19th Sunday In Ordinary Time By the time you read this, I will have left for Europe. We have a group of our Saint Mary’s Actively Religious Teens (S.M.A.R.T.), parents and chaperones, going there to celebrate World Youth Day with … Continue reading →
15th Sunday In Ordinary Time Just so you know, approximately two months ago, I was approached by someone I know on the Priests Personnel Board of the Archdiocese. Stating that it was known that I was finishing up the first-term … Continue reading →
