Monthly Archives: July 2022

On May 13, 1981, gunshots rang out in the square in front of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The shots were aimed at the Holy Father! Shots were fired at John Paul II, driving through the square in an open … Continue reading →

At the same time, he warns them that they will be as among wolves. And therefore, they are to be as careful as serpents and as simple as doves. How to explain that they are to go among men, yet … Continue reading →

The meaning of what we heard in today’s Gospel is probably this for us too: The Lord sends us to proclaim his truth. The words that we don’t need anything special are also true for us. This applies to everyone, … Continue reading →

Saint Susanna was the sister of Pope Caius, who was pope from 283-296. Modest tradition says of her that she was very beautiful and sensible. When she became a Christian, she had no fear during the persecution of Emperor Diocletian … Continue reading →

Parents often marvel at their children. Children know every car; they know how to adjust the radio and TV better than adults. They typically say to their mother, “Mom, you have to do it this way. And the child knows … Continue reading →

It has become the fashion of the season to stomp on Catholics… to paraphrase a well-known song, sternly. Never mind that they should be protected under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms as any minority. And that most of the … Continue reading →

What do you say? Wouldn’t our life change if we believed, but really believed, in eternal life? It seems that our attitude towards the values of life would be completely different, and we would probably be different too! In many … Continue reading →