The Unlikely Tale of Medieval Monks and Their Tipsy Adventures*
When we think of medieval monks, we often picture solemn figures clad in robes, devoted to prayer, scholarship, and asceticism. However, a c...
The Forgotten Maniple*
In the rich tapestry of Catholic liturgical tradition, many vestments carry symbolic meanings. One, now almost forgotten, is the maniple. Or...
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The Medici: The Intersection of Power, Faith and Art*
During the Italian Renaissance, few families wielded as much influence over both the church and secular matters as the Medici family. Hailin...
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Why Priests Should Focus on the Steps: Mindfulness and Safety on the Convent Stairs
In the midst of a demanding day, priests are constantly on the move, attending to the needs of the community, celebrating the sacraments, ...
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Reflecting on the Upcoming Gospel: Nourishment for the Week Ahead
As we gather for Mass each Sunday, we find ourselves at a moment of spiritual renewal—a chance to be nourished by the Word of God, receive t...
Setting Up an Archives: Office and Family Guide to Preserving What Matters Most
Organizing an archive, whether for your office or family, is an invaluable way to preserve essential documents, memories, and materials for ...
The Fujiwhara Effect*
The Fujiwhara Effect is a fascinating phenomenon in meteorology that involves the interaction of two nearby cyclones, leading to a unique f...
Apostolic Pardon: An Extraordinary Blessing at Life’s End
The journey of faith guides us through life’s most profound moments, from birth to the final breath. One often-overlooked but incredibly pow...
The Blessing of Forever*
In 2017, while serving as parish priest, a touching moment unfolded that would forever stay in my heart. Just before the 7:30 AM Mass, anoth...
The Logic of Giving (Jn 6:1-15)*
The Logic of Giving Reflection on John 6:1-15 Pope Francis In this Sunday’s Gospel, we witness the profound sign of the multiplication of th...
The Four Dominican Popes*
THE FOUR DOMINICAN POPES Source: McBrien, Richard, Lives of the Popes: The Pontiffs from St Peter to Benedict XVI, Harper Collins Publisher...
'Shoot me instead': Myanmar Nun Pleads with Junta Forces*
This handout photo taken on March 8, 2021 and released on March 9 by the Myitkyina News Journal shows a nun pleading with police not to harm...
Why Was the Temple Veil Torn at Christ's Death?*
The imagery of the veil in the ancient Jewish temple serves as a powerful symbol of the separation between humanity and God due to sin. The ...
Unitarianism and the Trinitarian Disputes of the First Century*
The capital doctrine of Christianity is the belief in One God in Three Persons, A Triune God: Father, Son (Logos), and Holy Spirit. T...
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