Why is there evil in us and in the world? Peter Mills had a piece of property that the Bishop Stanislaus wished to purchase in order to build a cathedral in honor of our Blessed Mother. Peter sold him the property but died before the good Bishop could get something in writing. Unfortunately, the relatives […]
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24th Sunday After Pentecost 2018
The apostles were fishermen and quite used to the sea of Galilee but they did not expect such a “great storm” nor did they expect to find the Lord sleeping in the bow of the boat. When you are faced with imminent death do you sleep? What kind of situation would cause the Lord to […]
Feast of Christ the King 2018
Pilate responded to Jesus’ statement that He came to give testimony to the Truth: “What is Truth?” In a world filled with “fake news” and “false flags” we too can begin to wonder what is true. On this feast of Christ the King, Truth becomes our most important preoccupation. “Every one that is of the […]
22nd Sunday After Pentecost 2018
By Traditional Roman Catholic on October 21, 2018 in Pentecost Season, Sunday Reflections, Uncategorized
“Is it lawful to give tribute to Caesar?” Does the state have a claim on me? Our Lord took the coin with the image of Caesar on it and told them “Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God that which belongs to God.” You and I know that God has placed in […]
21st Sunday After Pentecost 2018
Demon-cratic Anger Does God possess a wrath? Does He become angry? Is anger always an evil? When our Lord came to the temple and found the Jews involved in buying and selling, He took chords and made a sort of whip and began to cleanse the temple saying, “You have made my Father’s House a […]
