Defending Christ in the Eucharist Should Never Stop
Just a few days ago I was reminded of the importance of our ongoing effort to defend Christ from sacrilege. This news report tells us… Read More »Defending Christ in the Eucharist Should Never Stop
Disbelief Does Not Erase Christ
A quick review of the agenda of the now-completed meeting of Catholic bishops in our nation exposes the very problem that troubles so many of us every… Read More »Disbelief Does Not Erase Christ
Taking Off the Mask
Pro-abortion Catholic Joe Biden spends a lot of time telling the citizens of our nation to wear a mask, even when he fails to do so. But… Read More »Taking Off the Mask
Eucharistic Madness
The recent headlines addressing a meeting that pro-abortion president Joe Biden is scheduled to have with Pope Francis later this month did not come as a shock.… Read More »Eucharistic Madness
The Trouble with Doctor Anthony Fauci
How often have we heard the “trust the science” comment when discussing the COVID-19 dictates of our government? It seems that even in his state… Read More »The Trouble with Doctor Anthony Fauci
Child Martyrs Can Show Bishops the Way
By Judie Brown Stories of the bravery of saints can motivate Catholic bishops to do wonderful things for their flock and for the world. For… Read More »Child Martyrs Can Show Bishops the Way
A Man Named Joe
By Judie Brown Joe Scheidler—husband, father, grandfather, and all-around amazing man—has gone on to his reward, but we are happy to share with you our… Read More »A Man Named Joe
Why We Must Protect Christ in the Eucharist
By Susan Ciancio Do you remember the joy you felt on the day of your First Communion? This long-anticipated day was so incredibly special that… Read More »Why We Must Protect Christ in the Eucharist
Profaning or Cohering
By Judie Brown Catholic bishops, for the most part, seem to be unfamiliar with the difference between profaning the body of Christ in the Eucharist… Read More »Profaning or Cohering
Reflections on the Body of Christ from St. John Paul II
#36. Along these same lines, the Catechism of the Catholic Church rightly stipulates that “anyone conscious of a grave sin must receive the sacrament of Reconciliation before… Read More »Reflections on the Body of Christ from St. John Paul II
Who Is the Jehoiada in Your Life?
By Susan Ciancio A guidepost. A sign. A stoplight. A map. A compass. GPS. What do all these things have in common? They provide us… Read More »Who Is the Jehoiada in Your Life?
Contrasting Abominable Acts
By Judie Brown The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops voted this past week in favor of drafting a teaching document on the Eucharist. The… Read More »Contrasting Abominable Acts