Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Bill Snyder about yhe history and science behind the Shroud of Turin, as well as how it can affect our daily faith.
Blessed Laura Vicuña—Patroness of Abuse Victims
Larry Peterson shares the story of Blessed Laura Vicuña, an abuse victim who exemplified sacrificial love.
Not to Worry—If Another Pandemic Strikes, Catholic Saints are Ready to Protect Us
Larry Peterson introduces some of the many saints Catholics can approach for intercession against illnesses and pandemics.
The Shepherd’s Pie: Faith from a Teen’s Perspective
Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Kate Waldyke, part of the YouTube duo Catholic Mom and Daughter, about her take on faith from the perspective of a teenager today.
Our Lady Showered the People with Abundance
“I have heard their prayers. Assure them that as of this day, their suffering has come to an end.” There is a town located in Italy called Cursi. It is in the Apulia region of southeast Italy, and if you look at the map of the country, it is located […]
Evangelizing: What is it, and how can we, as individuals, evangelize?
What is evangelization? We Catholic/Christians are asked to ‘evangelize.” But for me, the word, Evangelize, has always been intimidating. And what does that word actually mean? The Merriam-Webster Dictionary says that the word, evangelize, is a verb that means “to preach the gospel to” or “to convert to Christianity.” St. […]
Wounded Souls and Quiet Heroes
Driving into town this morning, passing by the refurbished diner, the town hall—its door wide open to the Coffee and Gab Saturday regulars, a friend heading into the post office, and finally turning into the Glendale Cemetery to check on a recent inquiry about a gravesite, I considered a book my friend […]
Shimmering Green
Summer leaves alive with shimmering green, Or scarlet with autumn’s glory sheen, Evoking mysteries yet unseen. From inside my human-made abode A window peers into nature’s road. Smooth floors, paneled walls, wood fans cool, Heaters and blankets hold back winter’s fierce rule, Protection and comfort—from a human tool. Yet from […]
Imaginative Wonder
Elves and Wood Folk live here. In a late-summer morning, birds chirping, crickets humming, green leaves languidly swaying, bushes blooming, hens wandering sedately across the yard—queens of their private domain—and my world is blessed. I do not trouble my soul with questions on such a morning. I breathe deep and […]
Chorus
A poem a day might well keep despair away. I’ve been reading 150 Most Famous Poems published by Poetry House with works by Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, William Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe, Walt Whitman, and many more. What I find so extraordinary is that while reading, I enter a sort of dreamland, […]