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This could be very good or very bad. I guess we are getting ready to see just how corrupt or not some things can be? The new norms take effect on Pentecost Sunday, May 19, abrogating the previous norms established under Pope Paul VI in 1978. https://www.ncregister.com/cna/new-norms-give-vatican-grea...

Ivan Ziatyk was born on 26 December 1899 in the village of Odrekhova, some 20 kilometres south-west of the town of Sanok (now a territory of Poland). His parents, Stefan and Maria, were poor peasants. When Ivan was 14, his father died. The burden of bringing up the child was taken up by his mother a...

The left is trying to cancel him for proclaiming the Gospel.

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Yes, we are all very thankful. But, I have come to the realization that what my dear Fr. O'Brien used to tell me when things seemed unbearable is so true; "There is no rest for us poor sinners."

Bless his heart! Praying

"Avarice is the pest of the soul."

From Stephanie

Dr called. Pathology came back. No pre cancer or cancer ... both ovaries did test positive for endometriosis. So I should be good to go for now!!!! Just healing from surgery. Thanks for all the thoughts and prayers. They worked. God worked!

St Ubaldus was born into the noble Baldassini family in ca. 1075. His parents died while he was still a child and he was raised by an uncle. St Ubaldus was educated at San Secondo and then at San Mariano. However, he disapproved of the way of life of the clergy of San Mariano and was back at San Sec...

"He who has the slightest taint of avarice about him, will never make the least advance in virtue."

Father Paul will be attending the “Knights of Columbus” MayFest, this Saturday in Greenville on May 18th; St. Felix of Cantalice, please Pray for us. He’ll likely be there from Noon-7pm. On Monday, May 20th we will be Celebrating Father Paul’s 35th Anniversary and his 65th Birthday at the “Hat Creek...

COMMENTARY: In the words of Pope John Paul II: ‘The moral life and the life of faith are so deeply united that it is impossible to divide them.’ https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/unity-in-what?utm_campaign=NCR&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_OV5Yo4TBAAGqanRvqpEZuiGx9OCIaZm1-5i6X0uKI-gewT6D8Z...

in Benedictine College commencement address

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I just spoke to Stephanie and she is doing well. She was pretty out of it yesterday so I didn't get the full report concerning the surgery. The doctor told her that there was no mass seen or anything unusual going on with or near ovaries. There was a disc sent to this doctor from the other hospital ...

Dymphna was the only child of a pagan king who is believed to have ruled a section of Ireland in the 7th century. She was the very picture of her attractive young Christian mother. When the queen died at a very young age, the royal widower’s heart remained beyond reach of comfort. His moody silences...

"Penitents ought never to force their confessor to give them leave to do anything against his inclination."