Spotlight On The Saints Patron Saint for July St. Benedict Abbot July 11 Commonly known as the father of Western monasticism, Benedict was born at Nursia, Italy around 480 AD. At a young age, he retreated to the mountain at … Continue reading →
News From The Domestic Church News From The Domestic Church If God Had Voice Mail IF GOD HAD VOICE MAIL…… We have all learned to live with “voice mail” as a necessary part of modern life. But have you wondered, … Continue reading →
Website Review Featured Website for June Access to Catholic Social Justice Teachings http://www.justpeace.org Just Peace is a comprehensive megasite for the Social Doctrine of the Church. It features thousands of links to websites and organizations for Social Justice. The website … Continue reading →
Patron Saint for June St. Anthony of Padua Priest and Doctor of the Church June 13 St. Anthony was born in Lisbon Protugal in 1195. At fifteen he entered the Order of Regular Canons of St. Augustine near Lisbon. After … Continue reading →
News From The Domestic Church News From The Domestic Church A Gift From God MY brother in-law opened the bottom drawer of my sister’s bureau and lifted out a tisssue-wrapped package. This he said is not a slip. This is … Continue reading →
Website Review Catholic Mom.com http://www.catholicmom.com This delightful website does what it says. “Celebrating Catholic Motherhood”. This Catholic website is for mothers, fathers, and grandparents, parents-to- be, and those interested in Catholic prayer, parenting, and faith issues. In today’s busy technological … Continue reading →
Spotlight On The Saints St. Maximilian (Raymond) Kolbe Feast Day August 14 St. Maximilian was born Raymond Kolbe on January 7th,1894 in Russian occupied Poland. His parents both worked at home as weavers. At the age of twelve, he received … Continue reading →
News From The Domestic Church Laughing Matters –by Jacqueline Galloway In the quest for better health and the expectation of patients to find that magic bullet from either THE surgery, THAT medicine or THIS treatment, often the physician and his/her … Continue reading →
Guest Commentary -by Vincent Bemowski U.S. Democrats Are Not Innocent, Democrats guilty of being judgmental -by Vincent Bemowski – Writer (U.S. Politics & World Affairs) Many of the comparisons between Iraq and Vietnam used by democrats are illogical. Our … Continue reading →
