Yes, chocolate and flowers are traditional Valentine’s Day gifts, and they’re good options — in most cases. But they’re not the only option and, often, not even the best option.
Making St. Valentine’s Day a year-round commitment
Sunday Scripture readings: Feb. 12, 2017
First reading: Sirach 15:15-20;
Second reading: 1 Corinthians 2:6-10; Gospel: Matthew 5:17-37
Father Kenneth Doyle: Reverence in church/ Catholics and the Freemasons
Q: Growing up in our family, God always came first. Our parents taught us to love and respect the Eucharist, especially when the Blessed Sacrament was […]
Cyril and Methodius
ninth century February 14 These Greek brothers were distinguished even before they became “the apostles of the Slavs.” Cyril taught in Constantinople and Methodius was a […]
Sunday Scripture readings: Feb. 5, 2017
First reading: Isaiah 58:7-10; Second reading: 1 Corinthians 2:1-5; Gospel: Matthew 5:13-16
Catholic media may be remedy for challenges church faces, says CNS head
“The regular appearance of a Catholic publication with news, analysis, columns and features in a virtual or actual mailbox does more to help form more adult Catholics than any other method or tool,” Greg Erlandson said.
Father Kenneth Doyle: Is lying always sinful?/ New rules for baptism?
Q: I am a caregiver for my elderly mother and also for another woman, who is 95. My goal in life, at this point, is to […]
Taking our wounds to the Eucharist
Every time you go to a Eucharist, stand by an altar and receive Communion, bring your helplessness and paralysis to God.