Life is full of tough stuff and tough questions. What’s the meaning of life? What am I made for? What is the purpose of life? All these and more routinely puzzle and confound us and sometimes leave us feeling confused, alone, and even depressed. But never fear,...
June 5 is the memorial of St. Boniface, an English Benedictine monk most known for converting pagans in what is now Germany. He is also a really cool guy and deserves to have a really cool nickname. Here are some suggestions: The monk formally known as Winfrid Yep,...
Scrolling through my feed got me thinking, “what would Jesus post” (WWJP) if he was living during a time when there was Facebook. I searched several feeds of pages which quoted Jesus, but nothing really fit what I was thinking, so I created my own feed of...
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...
