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Month: July 2021

Friday of the Thirteenth Week in Ordinary Time

Today’s readings focus on two seemingly different stories: Isaac and the search for his wife Rebekah in the Old Testament, and the call of Matthew in the New Testament. In the Old Testament, the story of Abraham and his covenant with God to be the father all nations continues after the death of Sarah. He […]

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December 2022 — Overview for the Month

The month of December is dedicated to the Immaculate Conception.
Highlights
December 12 Our Lady of Guadalupe
Mary, who was "intimately united with the birth of the Church in America, became the radiant Star illuminating the proclamation of Chri…

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St. Juliana Falconieri: Hidden Holiness

St. Juliana Falconieri: Hidden HolinessBut I didn’t mind, because I was always proud of my shoulder spit-up stains. Even now, when I’m privileged to hold other people’s babies, I firmly rebuff offers of burping cloths. “Naah,” I say. “If she spits up, I’ll wear it as a badge of honor!” And I mean it. Shoulder spots that stem from […]

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Louisiana senate recognizes Year of St Joseph

St. Joseph by Carl Fougerousse. Photo courtesy of the One Faith Exhibition.

Baton Rouge, La., Jul 1, 2021 / 20:01 pm (CNA).
The Louisiana State Senate has passed a resolution recognizing May 1 as St. Joseph the Worker Day in the state.The resolu…

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#10173 Open Forum – Mark Brumley

Questions Covered:

03:30 – Was Mary perfect before she gave birth to Jesus? 
07:00 – Why did Vatican II happen? 
17:18 – Why are Ouija boards sinful? 
21:53 – How should I respond to a person who is transgendered and asks me to…

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#10172 Open Forum – Jimmy Akin

Questions Covered:

05:30 – What is Free Grace theology and why is it unbiblical? 
15:05 – Would it be wrong to recommend a video game to my friend who believes they are immoral? 
22:15 – Is it true that Abraham never saw Sara after h…

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