People lost ‘stuff’ in storm but still have each other, priest says
November 6, 2012 No CommentsIn the community of 10,000 people in the southwest corner of Nassau County, Long Island, 80 percent of the homes were flooded.
Archive for Reflections
Identity of the Church by Deacon Antonio Sandoval
November 5, 2012 No CommentsThe Church has a multi-faceted identity. It is the Mystical Body of Christ because Jesus promised that he would remain united with us. He said, “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me and I in him (John 6:54). He compared our union with him as fruitful branches united to him, the True Vine (John 15:5).
Voters in Massachusetts to vote on initiative to legalize euthanasia
October 30, 2012 No CommentsOnce we head down the slippery path of “death on demand” – it will open the gates for evil beyond which we can understand.
Bishop explains how voting can jeopardize your soul
October 30, 2012 No CommentsBishop Ricken did not tell anyone who, specifically, to vote for, but he was clear that your Christian conscience should inform your decision-making.
Rick and Karen Santorum on Becoming a Voice for the Voiceless
October 30, 2012 No CommentsWe must work for progress in truly ethical biotechnologies and medical therapies that honor and affirm the value, worth, and dignity of every individual member of the human community. And we must speak expressly for those at the “edges of life” who have no voice.
Marija: Stop Satan’s Plans By Fasting
October 29, 2012 No CommentsOur Lady of Medjugorje’s October 25 Message…
A Must See & Hear: Cloistered Nuns Create Angelic Music
October 26, 2012 No CommentsIt’s difficult to find the right words to describe the angelically perfect sound of Advent at Ephesus
Contemplative Nuns Secure Worldwide Distribution with Decca Classics through De Montfort Music for Advent Album
October 26, 2012 No CommentsGrammy® and Oscar® winning producer captures sacredMusic in America’s Heartland for 17-track CD available Nov. 20
A Window on the World
October 22, 2012 No CommentsThe new evangelization succeeds to the extent in which faith lived in the Church as a personal experience of Jesus of Nazareth is revitalized.
American health care pioneer Mother Marianne Cope canonized
October 22, 2012 No CommentsAmerican health care pioneer Mother Marianne Cope was canonized this past weekend. Mother Marianne, renowned for her work with Hansen’s disease, is one of only 10 Americans thus far to have achieved sainthood.
