Day 156: Jesus Casts Out Demons (2022)
As we continue to read about Jesus’ ministry, Fr. Mike focuses today on Jesus’ power to cast out demons and reminds us that there is an ongoing spiritual battle for our souls. Today’s readings are Mark 5-6 and Psalm 21. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear. Please note: The Bible contains adult themes that […]
St. Boniface (Bishop and Martyr)
The missionary bishop and martyr St. Boniface (672?-754) has been called the “Apostle to the Germans.” He was born in England and given the name Wynfrith, which he later changed to Boniface. Until about the age of forty, he was a Benedictine monk, devoted primarily to scholarship; then, in 718, Boniface permanently left England and […]
Liberal parents celebrate showing their children pornographic fetishes and nudity at LGBT ‘pride’ parades
There is a word for adults who take children to sex events. That word is ‘abusive.’
Liberal parents celebrate showing their children pornographic fetishes and nudity at LGBT ‘pride’ parades
There is a word for adults who take children to sex events. That word is ‘abusive.’Read More
Blinken calls respect for religious freedom ‘vital foreign policy priority’
WASHINGTON, D.C. — For U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, respect for religious freedom is “a vital foreign policy priority” in addition to being “one of the deepest held values and a fundamental right.” “We know that when the fundamental right of each person to practice their faith or to choose not to observe a […]
Vatican diplomat who is Massachusetts native named papal nuncio to Hungary
WORCESTER, Massachusetts — Archbishop Michael W. Banach, a native of Massachusetts, will be moving from western Africa to central Europe this summer to start his new post as papal ambassador to Hungary. The current geopolitical situation caused by the Russian invasion of neighboring Ukraine will be one of the challenges he said he will be […]
Everything You Need to Know About Pentecost
Public domain A depiction of Pentecost, painted by Jean II Restout, 1732 The history of the commemoration of the birthday of the Church
(2022-06-04) 1st Saturday Meditation: Keeping Our Contracts — Fulfilling Our Missions
Sermon titled “1st Saturday Meditation: Keeping Our Contracts — Fulfilling Our Missions” posted on Saturday June 4, 2022. Size: 4.1 MB; duration: 6:08.
Pentecost Sunday: Are Your Eyes Looking Toward the Holy Spirit?
El Greco, “Pentecost,” ca. 1600 SCRIPTURES & ART: Today’s readings are illustrated by the great Spanish painter, El Greco (1541-1614).
Vatican Observatory astronomer awarded for Galileo article
Joseph-Nicolas Robert-Fleury’s Galileo before the Holy Office (1847) / null Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Jun 4, 2022 / 11:00 am (CNA). Chris Ganey, an astronomer and historian of science at the Vatican Observatory, was recently given the 2021 Nelson H. Minnich Prize for his work investigating the nuances of the Galileo affair. The Minnich Prize is […]