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St. Julius, Pope
ST. JULIUS was a Roman, and chosen Pope on the 6th of February in 337, shortly before the death of…
Monthly Archives: April, 2015
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Divine Mercy Sunday
We don’t know where Thomas was. All we know is that he missed it. All the others were huddling together…
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An Uncomfortable Religion
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past month, you’re undoubtedly familiar with the controversy surrounding Indiana’s “religious…
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Who is Jesus?
At the beginning of Lent our pastor gave everyone in our parish some homework to do. He asked us to…
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Murder’s Enduring Stigma
Colorado is no stranger to the scene of bone-chilling events. These include the mysterious JonBenet Ramsey murder and the Columbine…
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Why Me, Lord? A Meditation
Why, Lord, did you give me this father, this mother, this brother, this sister, this son, this daughter, this relative,…
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St. Bademus, martyr
BADEMUS was a rich and noble citizen of Bethlapeta in 4th century Persia, who founded a monastery near that city,…
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The Totally Phony Notion of “Unmet Need” for Contraception
As the UN puts polishing touches on their ambitious global plan to curb poverty, attention shifts from the political to…
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The “Orthodox Practice” on Divorce and Communion, Part II
At the close of the Extraordinary Synod of Catholic Bishops last October, the Synod’s Final Report ( the “Lineamenta”) included…