All she wanted to do was touch the hem of His garment. All the ruler wanted was the touch of His hand upon his twelve year old daughter. Why is there this concern for the divine to touch the human? Wouldn’t you want to have the Savior touch your heart and heal your wounded nature? […]
22nd Sunday After Pentecost 2019
In our day and time “conspiracy” has become a dirty word dooming conversation and investigation. In fact to mention conspiracy theory is to shut down all reasonable reflection but in doing so we miss the very means Satan operates in the pride of man. So without further adieu let us enter into the anatomy of […]
21st Sunday After Pentecost 2019
By Traditional Roman Catholic on November 4, 2019 in Pentecost Season, Sunday Reflections, Uncategorized
Everyone of us knows that there will be an accounting of the good and evil that marked our lives here in this place of testing. Our service to the Master of all good workmen will call us before His throne and ask: “What doth thou owe thy Master?” Each of us has received so much […]
Feast of Christ the King 2019
“For God’s Divinity will not become less if a man has no love for Him. YOU increase from God; not He from you.” (St. Augustine’s statement on the feast of Christ the King) Christ is our King and He is our Eternal High Priest. This is not for the sake of God; for God needs […]
19th Sunday After Pentecost
Rejection of the Feast? Today there is a great divide between countries above the 30th parallel and those below. It is almost like the table of the rich man filled with the best of foods while below the table is one who would long just to eat the scraps that fall from the feast of […]
