Seriously…and no strings attached! This summer we celebrate the 1700th anniversary of the first ecumenical council. The Nicene Council was called by Constantine who was the first Christian emperor of Rome. It was convened in response to the Arian heresy that denied the divinity of Christ. How amazing to think that every Sunday we say the … Read moreWin a Free Book!
…and want your kids to be engrossed in an exciting book? Nothing makes the miles pass by than an engrossing audiobook. Here is my recommendation: Perilous Days. This is one of my favorite dog stories. Unlike most of my books, this one has many fictionalized characters including an intrepid German Shepherd and many plot twists. … Read moreTaking a Roadtrip?
Inspiration for the Feast of Corpus Christi Peter of Prague, a German priest traveling on pilgrimage to Rome in 1263, could never have imagined he was about to witness a miracle. Given permission to say Holy Mass at the tomb of the martyr St. Christina, he prepared for the celebration. Nagging doubts preyed on his … Read moreEucharistic Miracle of Bolsena
Observe the young couple walking along a beach on Cape Cod. Occasionally, the woman will pick up a shell or point out a periwinkle etching tracks in the mud flats. The man is quiet, ruminating on a profound decision in his life. Does he know that she knows the secret? The secret is hidden under … Read morePilgrims at Paine’s Creek
It is a joyous day in merry old England! St. George Visit merry old England on April 23 and you will become part of a joyful celebration is St. George Day! After all, the English must celebrate their patron saint. Village squares will be festooned with the Red Cross flag, used in remembrance of this … Read moreHappy St. George Day!