Monthly Archives: October 2011

As soon as possible, I am going to see the movie The Mighty Macs, and I am taking my 15-year-old daughter Megan with me. Megan is a basketball player for Everest Collegiate High School in Clarkston, Michigan, and the experience … Continue reading →

“Dear brothers and sisters, in our prayer we should look more often at how, in the events of our own lives, the Lord has protected, guided and helped us, and we should praise Him for all He has done and … Continue reading →

As I was leaving a mass a few days back in St. Peter’s, a couple came up and asked me to take their picture. Their questioning continued. They wanted to know about the celebrant, the basilica, myself, and the Legion. … Continue reading →

“Each person, in some way is called to work for the common good, constantly looking out for the good of others as if it were his own.”  (Blessed Pope John Paul II) Every other year, Blessed Pope John Paul II … Continue reading →

A few days ago, Uncle Sam came close to banning Tony the Tiger. Tony, you may recall, is the official spokes feline for Frosted Flakes.  He has been doing it since I was a little kid, which means he has … Continue reading →

“Rejoice always.  Pray without ceasing. In all circumstances give thanks, for this is the will of God for you in Christ Jesus.” (1 Thessalonians 5: 16-18) 5 reasons to be grateful to God The gift of life- God freely decided for … Continue reading →

Have you ever seen something or someone extremely out of place? A homeless person walking in on a wedding? A horse in a playground? A man in a black suit at a pool party? It’s a strange feeling when it … Continue reading →

If you ever wondered what consecrated women in Regnum Christi have to say about each other, there is a place to find out: 2010 Senior Speaks. It is a new section on the Mater Ecclesiae College (MEC) website where the … Continue reading →

“The valley to be crossed is therefore a place of anguish, of awful threat and of mortal danger and yet the man who prays proceeds securely and without fear, for he knows that the Lord is with him.” (Pope Benedict … Continue reading →

It is one of those things you always know is coming, but some how it jumps up to surprise you. When I joined the Legion, it was because I thought God was calling me to be a priest. I have … Continue reading →