It's the end of another week and there's still a handful of items accumulated in my mental in-box. Sometimes little things gather that I just don't have time to write much about, but I think you might be interested in knowing. Fridays are becoming a good day for...
On June 29, 1951, a young man named Joseph Ratzinger was ordained a priest in Friesing, Germany. Sixty years later, he serves God and the church as Pope Benedict XVI. A few months ago, this rare video emerged online showing the young Ratzinger during his ordination...
How did it happen the entire month of May came and passed without my making a single contribution all month? Looking over my calendar, I’ve been buried under a frantic time schedule of work, travel, and pregnancy-related illness. There’s no guarantee that June will be...
Pope John Paul II connected with Catholics and Christians for a multitude of reasons. He not only shared Christ's message with the world, but also truly lived God’s will personally. Through his loving example he inspired millions to grow closer to God. His heroic...
After Pope John Paul II’s death on the Feast of Divine Mercy in 2005, an estimated two billion people around the world watched the funeral Mass of Pope John Paul II. Tens of thousands gathered in St. Peter’s Square chanted “Santo Subito” or “Sainthood Now!”Six years...
