In May e celebrate Pope St. John Paul II’s 100th birthday. Even 15 years after his death, he continues to impact Catholics throughout the world. But even with his notoriety, there are some facts you may not know about this saintly pope. 1.When his mother,...
Pentecost is upon us—the last big feast before the official end of the Easter season and the beginning of the liturgical ordinary time. We’ve all been cooped up and deprived of the Sacraments for far too long, but that doesn’t mean we can’t find ways to celebrate...
Churches are finally beginning to reopen, but with the reopening we are still facing some social distancing rules and etiquette. Supply Baptist Church decided to have some fun, despite the situation, and block off the pews using good old painters tape and a good dose...
On a hot summer morning, as the story goes, sometime just before 1150, Guigo, a Carthusian of the Grande Chartreuse was hard at work in the garden of his cell when he was struck by the image of prayer found deep in the bowels of the Old Testament. As he meditated on...
Although we celebrate the liturgy of the Eucharist everyday at Mass, there is a tendency to get complacent. This seems to be our human nature, because if we do something enough we tend to go through the motions.Though some terms for the Eucharist developed over time,...
More than likely, you’re aching for human connection right now. We can’t go see our friends when we want to, or get together with our family. With public Masses canceled, we’re missing our church communities and small groups. You’re probably in...
