Monthly Archives: February 2013

Since I was a little girl I always heard that Holy Week was the “week of love”. In some countries they call it “The Higher Week”. If that name holds true, if Holy Week is indeed a “higher” week, the … Continue reading →

Most New Yorkers have never been inside the Empire State Building; many Parisians have never climbed the Eiffel Tower and, for most Romans, the Vatican is simply another train station or bus stop on their way to work. So, in … Continue reading →

1. To make God happy 2. To make yourself happy 3. Question: If not now, when? (See the video blog here: rene4)

Today I have seen many comments from people on social media calling for our Pope to have waited longer to make his earth shaking announcement.  I myself can only respond with a sigh and a prayer, “Oh my Jesus, I … Continue reading →

It isn’t every day that a Pope decides to resign.  In fact it is more like every millennium. So my reaction to the news this morning was probably like many other Catholics.  First, it this true?  Second, can he really … Continue reading →

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The week of January 27 to February 2 was National Catholic Schools Week 2013. Following is a testimony from Regnum Christi consecrated woman Monica Trevino, who reflected on the gift of Catholic education during a 5K Run in the Archdiocese … Continue reading →

I am sure some of you remember Josh Harris. But for the rest, I’ll give a little refresher. Joshua Harris is the author of I Kissed Dating Goodbye, a book that has sold over 1 million copies. His thesis is … Continue reading →

  Dear Grandpa Diff, I hope you are praying for America – we really need it. More than 40 years have passed since you died and much has changed.  You would be amazed at laptop computers, smart phones, scanners in … Continue reading →

I saw on the news this morning that today, at least in the Detroit area, we are celebrating The Day of Courage in honor of the late, great civil rights leader, Rosa Parks, who refused to give up her seat … Continue reading →