The CoRedemptrix: A Week Before His Passion, We Remember Her Compassion
If you’ve ever given something to a homeless person (money, food, etc.), you know that you didn’t do enough for him. The Master commands us, [...]
General Reflections
“You Shall Die the Death,” a Reflection on Grace and the Mother of Grace
“And the Lord God took man, and put him into the paradise of pleasure, to dress it, and to keep it. And he commanded him, [...]
Hypnosis VS Grace, the Serpent VS the Woman
It was 9am on a Saturday morning. My pregnant wife and I had just arrived at our destination after a half-our drive. It was our [...]
Is Devotion to Mary Optional?
Devotion to Mary is not an option. The infallible teaching of the Catholic Church states, “The Church’s devotion to the Blessed Virgin is intrinsic to [...]
The Kingdom of God is [Not] Like a Layer Cake
I encountered an interesting spin regarding a common Protestant objection to True Devotion on Facebook the other day which compelled me to think. Now, I [...]
A Just Man, Espoused to a Virgin Named Mary.
He is the “renowned offspring of David,” a Judahite and in the line of the great king. Being a king himself by right of his [...]
Jesus Meets His Mother
During Lent, we Catholics have a rich and age-old tradition of praying the Stations of the Cross every Friday. This devotion finds it’s richness in [...]
The Immaculate Conception VS. Contraception
Recently the United States Department of Health issued a statement on a new law that will require the Catholic Church to violate the law of [...]
The Grounds For Our Devotion To Mary
“She is more mother than queen.” – St. Therese of Lisieux Today, in the Novus Ordo liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church, our faith witnesses [...]
Our Chaste Representative at the Foot of the Cross of Christ
Today is the feast day of St. John the Evangelist (AKA St. John the Divine, the Beloved disciple, the author of the Gospel of John, [...]