Fr John Allen Green OFM – Our first window opens on March 18, 1958. Thomas Merton’s experience in Louisville happened
Corpus Christi: Shining Like the Sun Read Post »
There are great volumes of books and articles published on the mystery of the Blessed Eucharist, and still, with this treasure within our grasp, with all our weekly and even daily Masses, many of us still struggle to believe, accept and live the mystery of the Body and Blood of Christ.
Communion: Jesus Gives Himself to Us and We Receive Him Read Post »
The arresting title of Naomi Klein’s latest book is No Is Not Enough. Klein is often considered to be a hopelessly impractical, radical left-wing social commentator and feminist eco-warrior. Her book is a response to the election of US President Donald Trump, and it is a sustained attack on pretty well all he stands for.
Pray with the Pope June 2018 – Why We Must Make a Leap Now Read Post »
My university education has been a long and difficult journey. I have changed courses multiple times and even now, in
Pens, Books and the Colosseum Read Post »
Fr John Allen Green OFM – Many, many years ago, before I was due to be solemnly professed into religious
Trinity Sunday: Perfect Giving and Perfect Receiving Read Post »
As the United States approaches its annual day to remember the more than 1 million American combatants who have died in the country’s many wars, it is most appropriate to ask ourselves, “What would be the wisest and most loving way to celebrate Memorial Day?”
Commit Yourself to Ending War this Memorial Day Read Post »
Happy Birthday to all of us. Pentecost is often called the birthday of the Catholic Church and so that means we can all indulge in a piece of cake — and it has got to a pretty large cake to accommodate 1985 candles!
Are Our Parishes catholic? Read Post »
The Gospel of John describes how the Holy Spirit is given to the apostles: the risen Jesus breathing on the apostles to impart the Holy Spirit. This is Pentecost. The power of the Spirit not only authorises, but also empowers the apostles.
The Birth of the Church: Pentecost Reflection Read Post »
In the second of his three articles on ten places where we find Mary in the Holy Land, Günther Simmermacher guides us to the Temple in Jerusalem, the wedding feast in Cana, and through Mary’s sorrow as her Son is crucified.
Mary with Jesus in the Holy Land Read Post »
