Monthly Archives: August 2026

Today we reflect  on Mary the mother of Jesus and the Queen of Heaven.When Christians call Mary “Queen,,”we do not place her above Christ.Rather,we honor her because she is the mother of our King. Her greatness comes entirely from God,and … Continue reading →

Today’s Gospel brings us to one to one of the most beautiful and deeply personal encounters between Jesus and Peter.The risen Jesus meets his disciples by the Sea of Tiberias.After they have eaten,Jesus  turns to Peter and ask him a question. … Continue reading →

The royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer on July 29, 1981, was celebrated as the “Wedding of the Century.” It earned this title above all because of the extravagant and magnificent atmosphere that surrounded the entire event. … Continue reading →

Sermon on Matthew 11:25–30 “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest.” Dear brothers and sisters,There are words in the Gospel that seem to speak directly to the deepest needs of the … Continue reading →

uAfter the young man leaves,Jesus turns to his disciples and says.Truly I tell you,itt will be hard for a rich person to enter the kingdom of heaven.And then He used the striking image of the camel and the eye of … Continue reading →

He respects his freedom. The young man came looking for eternal life. Eternal life was standing before him in the person of Jesus Christ. Yet when he discovered the price of discipleship, he turned away.nd notice: he went away sad.This … Continue reading →

Rome cancels Catholic funeral for famous guitarist after it was discovered he was a member of a Masonic lodge Bruno Battisti D’Amario in 1969.  Guitarist Bruno Battisti D’Amario, who collaborated with renowned composer Ennio Morricone, died on August 5 at … Continue reading →

Dear brothers and sisters, Today’s celebration takes us to the mystery of heavenly glory – to the end of Mary’s earthly pilgrimage. The liturgy directs our gaze to her, taken up body and soul to heaven, united forever with her … Continue reading →

Today’s Gospel of St. Matthew presents a woman from the vicinity of the port city of Tire, in present-day Lebanon, where Jesus went, not by chance. Many say that he actually went north to meet the woman and heal his … Continue reading →

Two men who started as bitter enemies and ended as saints together. That’s the story of St. Pontianus and St. Hippolytus—celebrated together every year on August 13. 1. St. Pontianus — the Pope who resigned to save the Church Pontian was Roman by … Continue reading →