In my sermon last week I set out the reasons why those who are concerned for the Church’s mission are so urgently seeking to do new things – and introducing change. Just to take one example – in…

As the nights are getting colder and darker and with Advent almost upon us, it seemed somehow appropriate to focus on the bright and cheery cardinal for our final Art Class of the semester. …

What is an ‘antiphon,’ then? This is a reasonable question to ask. Mass in the Roman Rite (like all Rites) is made up of parts which change and parts which stay the same week by week. We are used…

Fr. Perrella is inviting all men to a new group he is starting called “Books & Beer.” The purpose of the group is…

Creation is a reflection of the Creator, and all through Christian history flowers have been used to represent the Blessed Virgin Mary, her purity, beauty, holiness, and countless other virtues,…

Fr. Lenox, Vicar for Liturgy and Worship, celebrated a Solemn High Mass on Wednesday, November 1st and Fr. Michael Clark celebrated a Solemn High Mass on Thursday, November…

On Saturday, December 2nd, the Guild will host its second annual Advent by Candlelight!  This year our Guest Speaker will be Barbara Costello, known to her millions of followers as “Brunch with…

You may think that Missals have always been around. But that’s not true. Missals came into being in the West because of three related phenomena: (1.) the…

During Children’s Art Class, we discussed the attributes of the four Gospel writers, images mentioned in both Ezekiel (1:4-14) as well as the Book of Revelation (4:5-8).  We looked at images…