Vatican: Prayers for the Innocent
December 18, 2012 No CommentsThe Gospel of life always contends with the forces of death and of evil. Pope John Paul II often warned us of an encroaching “culture of death” in our society. …
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Atlanta Falcons’ Catholic Coach
December 3, 2012 No CommentsEveryone sees the record and is impressed, but every game is a battle, and we’ve been fortunate to have things go our way in a tough league…..
Olympic Seminarian Credits Medjugorje
July 31, 2012 No Comments“from that trip on, I felt something inside me telling me: “Litus, you are free and can do whatever you want, but you are not happy”
Living Liturgically: Feast of Christ the King, Thanksgiving and Advent as a Way of Life
November 19, 2011 No CommentsThe ancients were fond of a Latin phrase “Carpe Diem”, which literally means “Seize the day.” For we who are living in communion in Christ Jesus, that phrase can take on a whole new meaning. We always journey toward the “Day of the Lord”, when He will return as King. We should seize that day as the reference point for all things and live our lives as though His day is the milestone and marker for all that we do, revealing the path along which we become new, beginning now – because it is
New Phone App “Ignio” Lights Digital Spiritual Flame
November 14, 2011 No CommentsTo light the candle and activate the app, the user must physically bump iPhones with someone else who has the program.
What Atheists don’t want you to know about Mark Twain’s secret
November 5, 2011 1 CommentMark Twain believed in the supernatural, apparitions, and loved a Catholic Saint.
