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Good morning everyone, and happy Ash Wednesday! Today, on this first day of lent, I was fitted for a pair of glasses – I must admit that I was fitted for them when I was younger but I never liked … Continue reading →

Happy feast day of All Saints! My friends, it is no coincidence or accident of thought that the Church commemorates the solemnity of “All Saints”. We look to the saints as the future glory that we hope to receive. The … Continue reading →

Well, folks. Time really does fly when you are having fun. Taiwan, a small country next to mainland China, is home to many new experiences for me. Paganism has become more vivid and real, and antiquated systems of salutation and … Continue reading →

Some reflections on priesthood. ~ If you are afraid to love, never become a priest, never say Mass.  The Mass will draw you down upon your soul a torrent of interior suffering which has only one function:  to break you wide open and let everybody … Continue reading →

I spent Easter week on retreat in Ars. The Lord, needless to say, is truly life-giving, truly involved in every aspect of every human’s life, and truly wants us to know Him. I got to know Him just a little … Continue reading →

Let us remember what Our Lord did for us today. Let us walk with Him along the road to Calvary as we remember the redemption wrought out of His love for us on the Cross.

One of the greatest pleasures we take in life is “getting away”. We leave our life behind for a few days and enjoy the company of another person, some quiet, relaxation, and hopefully we take some time to reorient our … Continue reading →

Where are you going?  We are always looking for answers, for direction, and most importantly, for truth. We are filled with desires and plans, and motives and talents and they are all a gift from the God who loves us. … Continue reading →

  “The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel”. We find these words written in the beginning of Mark’s Gospel 1:15, marking the beginning of Jesus’ ministry on earth. From the early days of Christianity … Continue reading →

Here is a post found on www.pnac.org. I made lector in the Church along with 65 of my classmates (the australians already received these ministries). Sixty-six seminarians of the Pontifical North American College were instituted to the Ministry of Lector … Continue reading →