by Fr. Jim Chern
Thursday with it being the start of October, someone posted online: “Good News, 2020 is 3/4 over!” Which was quickly followed by messages ranging from “it’s only 3/4 over...it feels like we should be a…
Today we celebrate the feast of St. Therese of Lisieux or what she’s been often known as “St Therese of the Little flower.” She is one of the most unique women Saints with layers of…
This is the week of “angels” on Friday we’ll be celebrating “the guardian angels” and today we have three “archangels” meaning they are angels who proclaim messages of supreme importance. The beautiful thing about angels…
Some of you may have heard of the popular Catholic-Christian songwriter Matt Maher. Many younger Catholics know him from concerts at different youth and college aged conferences they’ve attended... if you look at some of…
If you were to die today, do you know where you would spend eternity? There’s a question to catch people’s attention! Some of our fellow Christians from other denominations ask that question on a very regular…
Its amazing how sometimes so few words can say so much. Jesus very efficiently calls out how people like to dismiss himself and John the Baptist, but quickly turns it around on the critics. For…
After yesterday’s feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, today is followed with the remembrance of Our Lady of Sorrow. To a world that desires good vibes, puts a high value on pleasure -…
The hit show Seinfeld seems destined to be re-aired forever in syndication. Which is welcome news for fans - like myself - who’ve seen every episodes countless times in the over 30 years since it…
A few years ago, a young woman in her thirties named Carys Cragg wrote an amazing book... vulnerably recounting one of the most horrific things that could have happened to her years earlier as an…
Got into a little bit of a twitter tirade today. Probably should delete twitter as it is more often then not an occasion to sin or at least get my blood pressure up. But I…