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A Figure Of Deep, Genuine Mercy
The figure of the Pieta resides on the top shelf along the southwest wall of my living room, just a…
Monthly Archives: December, 2015
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Modest but Meaningful Protection from Human Embryo Genetic Manipulation
Genetically-manufactured babies, gene-manipulated human embryos, human-animal chimeras, human clones—all science fiction, right? No, these various types of laboratory-manufactured human embryos…
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Seven Spiritual New Year’s Resolutions
I think most Catholics in the world would love to grow in their relationship with Jesus. People have a genuine…
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St. Sylvester I, Pope
SYLVESTER was born in Rome toward the close of the third century. He was a young priest when the persecution…
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In Bethlehem Then and Now, ‘Jesus is the Door to Peace’
By Oliver Maksan JOSEPH AND MARY quietly rocked the child. Shepherds gathered around them. Children in costumes were enacting the…
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St. Sabinus, Bishop, and Companions
THE cruel edicts of Diocletian and Maximin against the Christians being published in the year 303, Sabinus, Bishop of Assisium,…
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St. Thomas Becket, bishop and martyr
ST. THOMAS, son of Gilbert Becket, was born in Southwark, England, in 1117. When a youth he was attached to…
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St. Thomas of Canterbury
ST. THOMAS, son of Gilbert Becket, was born in Southwark, England, in 1117. When a youth he was attached to…
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Christmas Fulfills Promise to Adam and Eve
St. Ignatius was bishop of Antioch overseeing first century Syrian Christians and was a disciple of the Apostle John. He…