Monthly Archives: October 2007

This attractive exposition of current, yet timeless, anthropological issues is distinguished by its clarity of vision and originality of expression. As the book unfolds, it becomes increasingly evident that the unbroken Tradition of the Church is the sole key to … Continue reading →

Sundance Film reviewer Ty Burr wrote: “The Monastery” … was another surprisingly engrossing documentary in this year’s strong line-up. It’s about a very old Danish man, the redoubtable Mr. Vig (at left), who wants to deed his castle to the … Continue reading →

TODAY is the 89th anniversary of the falling asleep in Christ of Father Nicola Yanney of St George/Kearney, NE, the first priest ordained by St Raphael of Brooklyn following his consecration to the sacred episcopacy on March 13th, 1904. Until … Continue reading →

Have you ever known a staunch rule follower? I mean someone who seems obsessed, good and bad, with following rules? Me? Hey, I’m a lists person. I like to check things off. Did this, done that, need to do that … Continue reading →

Fr Joseph Huneycutt’s book, DEFEATING SIN – Overcoming Our Passions and Changing Forever, provides a deep exploration of the Passions and the Virtues. It is also serves as a wonderful spiritual tool for making a good confession. Fr Joseph’s work … Continue reading →