
20th Sunday in Ordinary Time: A Grave Immoral Act
Over the past few days, I have been hearing more and more questions raised about the USCCB’s silence on the Massachusetts’ Governor’s signing of a law allowing abortion until birth.

Over the past few days, I have been hearing more and more questions raised about the USCCB’s silence on the Massachusetts’ Governor’s signing of a law allowing abortion until birth.

Many years ago, there was an uneducated man who traveled from town to town teaching. He had noticed for quite some time that his home country was beginning to fall

How often do we send people into the night, without food or place to stay? The disciples, faced with a crowd of over 5,000 hungry men and women, along with

The Kingdom of Heaven is indeed a strange thing. It is at once like a measure of yeast, a mustard seed, a woman who has lost her penny, a farmer

Coming to Mass, we should dress for Mass, just as we would dress for a nice dinner party or formal celebration. People usually will even dress special when going to

There is a good chance that if you read the title to this week’s column, many of you are anticipating something negative to follow. The idea of the privileged few