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Why is God testing me?

Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Deacon Robert Banet

Angela, you look so down. What’s the matter?

Oh, nothing out of the ordinary. Just a few problems.

Oh?

My sister-in law thinks I lied to her and won’t speak to me and my son is still in jail. I could manage that but my back is […]

January 21st, 2017 | Category: Deacon Banet, Saints, suffering | Comments are closed

The baptism of healing and protection

Third Sunday of Easter Fr. Anthony Brankin

 

I always wondered why we have Baptisms on Holy Saturday night. This year we had four, other years we have had up to fifteen and maybe thirty Confirmations and First Communions. But what is the connection between the Resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday and the Sacrament […]

May 26th, 2016 | Tags: | Category: angels, atheism, Christian witness, death, Easter Season, family, Fr. Brankin, heaven, Holy Spirit, Liturgy, martyrs, Mass, Modern culture, prayer, resurrection, sacraments, Saints, sin, Virgin Mary | Comments are closed

The miraculous occurrence of St. Zenobius and other martyrs

Second Sunday during Lent Deacon Robert Banet

St. Zenobius

Never heard of him. Who is he?

He was a priest and a doctor, too. He lived in Tyre?

Where’s that?

Eastern Mediterranean coast. Anyway, he and other Catholics were arrested for not accepting the government religion. This was in the early days of the 300’s. […]

February 21st, 2016 | Category: Church history, marriage, Saints | Comments are closed
 
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