Monthly Archives: August 2016

Luke tells us the greatest desire of Christ’s heart – to start a fire. Fire which is God’s love in us. Christ burns with love for us and His desire is that we know this and experience first hand His … Continue reading →

It finally died. Six years of faithful service. It was the same red pen that I first received when I arrived to our formation center in Greenville, RI: Mater Ecclesiae College, entering consecrated life in Regnum Christi. I found it … Continue reading →

Millions of women have had abortion – some more than one. This isn’t a happy fact.  It is sad, horrible, sinful.  But rather than condemn these women (and the men who were part of their story), we are called to … Continue reading →

We all love to be called out by someone. When we are called by someone we feel special. The Psalm tells us, “blessed are those who God calls to be his own.” We are the ones that God has called … Continue reading →

Pope Francis hit a raw nerve among transgender advocates this week by suggesting that children should not be taught that they can select their gender. I expect some readers will read that opening sentence a couple times; I don’t know … Continue reading →

The following day we all woke up early to prepare the final Mass with the Holy Father. The translators had the blessing to have breakfast with the bishops who were going to concelebrate. Also, before Mass I saw the General … Continue reading →

I just came from Poland. The last days of WYD were intense and I wasn’t able to post. We received so many graces! We had the Prayer Vigil with the Pope on Saturday. The Vigil took place in Campus Misericordiae, … Continue reading →

July 22 was the day of peace, the Friday between the end of the Republican convention and the start of the Democrat convention. If you watched the Republicans, you likely are torn between moments of hope and despair, wondering if there … Continue reading →