
The relics of Mother Teresa of Calcutta is on display at St. James Parish in Oak Clif, Dallas, Texas. The relics include her sandals, rosary, crucifix lock of hair, and drops of blood in reliquaries belonging to the saint of...
This Q&A from Busted Halo caught my attention. It was not only intriguing but it also sparked curiosity on me. Can a priest really carry a handgun especially if his life is threatened, if he is on constant danger of...
On February 17, 2010, Ash Wednesday will be celebrated. Ash Wednesday is the official signal start of the Lenten Season in the Catholic Church’s liturgical year. And in this coming season of lent, we are once again given the opportunity...
Niall O’Dowd of Irish Central ran an article about the latest survey regarding American Catholics abandoning their faith. His views are based on the Trinity College survey in Hartford CT conducted by the college professors. Read on: A new survey...
The Shroud of Turin, believed to be the Burial Cloth of our Savior, will be on public exhibition coming April 10-May 23, 2010 said the Archdiocese of Turin, Italy, the custodian of the said holy shroud. People will see it...
Yesterday as I was watching CNN’s live coverage of Obama’s historic win of the US Presidency, they featured a report regarding California’s Proposition 8. I was not aware of the proposition 8 so I went to CNN.com to read more...
en·vy [énvee] (noun) wanting what somebody else has: a feeling of wanting somebody else’s success, good fortune, qualities, or possessions. Simula ng ako ay ipinanganak di talaga ako marunong mainggit. Tinuruan kasi ako ng mga magulang ko na maging masaya...
First of all, I would like to apologize to my fellow bloggers for not being able to blog hop this holy week since I am observing lent (a sinner need tons of sacrifices and that includes blog hopping). Well my...
Every Holy Thursday, the last consecration of the bread and wine is held in transubstantiating it to the Body and Blood of Christ. It means that before Easter Sunday, no consecration of the Eucharist is done to commemorate the death...