Many commands are being issued today in response to COVID-19, and all for the good. But if you don’t mind, I’d like to call your attention to a perennial command to ponder as you’re at home realizing your parental duties: educate your children in the faith.
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During these days of quarantine, most of us find it very difficult to go to confession. Perhaps a return to normalcy is still far off, but the moment God sees that we are repentant, He hurries towards us, excited and proud that we are returning home.
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It may be physically impossible for some of us to go to a church over the next few weeks. But you can still follow the Mass through digital means. Here are a few suggestions to keep in min
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We praise and bless the Lord, because we are living a time of grace
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Blessed Guadalupe wrote about her life of prayer: “Go deeper in that silence to arrive where God alone is: where not even the angels can enter without our permission.”
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Accept the cross but not the power
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More cases of Coronavirus are popping up across the United States, and Catholic dioceses are taking preventative action to limit spread of the disease.
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Lent affords me the privilege of suffering. In suffering, I arrive at a greater simplicity. And in that simplicity, I can better see Christ. That’s why I need Lent.
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Father, grandfather became a priest at 58, after being widowed and serving as a deacon for 13 years
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Father Rick Martignetti from Ave Maria University tell us about a Cherokee Tale about two wolves!