Dear Friends, May you and your family find peace and joy in the birth of our tender Savior, our Lord Jesus Christ! I encourage you to take a few minutes during the Octave of Christmas and listen one or more of these beautiful renditions of
The Advent and Christmas seasons are very different for most of us this year due to the continued fallout from the Coronavirus. The slower pace, however, brings with it a mixture of pluses and minuses. On the plus side we are forced to slow down.
“Remember the wonders he has done, his miracles, and the judgments he pronounced.” — Psalm 105:5 Here’s wishing all of you a blessed Thanksgiving. In this edition of T’s Teatime, I want to share how grateful I am having so many things for which to
Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ, and Fellow Americans, I have gathered the best of the best of the solid Catholic non-partisan resources available on voting, based on the many questions I have received from my radio listeners. I pray these valuable resources will help
“All has been occupied by Noise—Noise, the grand dynamism, the audible expression of all that is exultant, ruthless, and virile—Noise which alone defends us from silly qualms, despairing scruples, and impossible desires. We will make the whole universe a noise in the end. We have
“I will not leave you orphans. I will come to you.” — John 14:18 Happy September! This week’s’ edition of T’s Teatime is going to be a little bit different. Normally this blog would be accompanied by a video. However, being that the topic I have chosen
“And after He had taken leave of them, He went up on the mountain to pray.” — Mark 6:46 I know exactly the area to which this Scripture verse is referring. It’s right below the Mount of Beatitudes and overlooks the north shore of the Sea
“A Christian should be an ‘Alleluia’ from head to foot.” — St. Augustine A Praise Report Let’s start our latest positivity blog with a major “praise report” that you helped make happen. If you recall, in our most recent T’s Teatime, I introduced you to
Italians mark the feast of St. Lawrence (San Lorenzo) as an important feast in Italy. St. Lawrence was a deacon and martyr whose feast is celebrated on August 10th. He’s a favorite among Italians, and is the patron saint of deacons, as well as the
In need of a little pick me up? Aren’t we all? While we certainly can’t bury our heads in the sand and ignore the problems of the world, we don’t have to constantly focus on the negative. Wouldn’t it be nice to recognize the positive,
