A Faith Journey
As we move into the Lenten Season, the time when traditionally we Sacrifice, Practice Self-Denial, Practice Charity, and for those of us who normally don't do it, Practice our Faith...what better example than St. John Joseph of the Cross's life... Self-denial is never an end in itself but is only a help toward greater charity—as the... Continue Reading →
Saint of the Day from American Catholic.org
Patron Saint of: Catholic schools, Colleges, Schools, and Students. January 28th is his Feast Day.
As Blessed William Carter "encourage[d] his Brothers and Sisters to keep up the struggle" in the Faith, so should we Stand together so as to not fall and lose our bodies, our souls, our Salvation.
The Church has celebrated Mary's birth since at least the sixth century. A September birth was chosen because the Eastern Church begins its Church year with September. The September 8 date helped determine the date for the feast of the Immaculate Conception on December 8 (nine months earlier). Scripture does not give an account of... Continue Reading →
From The Pews 