You will have heard the sporting adage, ‘no pain, no gain’ more times than you care to remember. It is a very helpful reminder to assist us in training for athletic pursuits. Whether for strength…

Our beautiful and historic church has, in fact, never stood still. When it was built in 1881 it was about half the size it is today. There was no tower, no spire, no bell, no narthex, and no…

Latin has a unique way advantage in communicating thoughts, emotions and ideas from one person to another: it can do so across time and across space. As with any language, one needs to be very…

The essence about rebellion from God is disobedience, and that is being disordered, taking things out of the order in which God has made them. Only God gets to set the order. The remedy for…

Our Sacred Liturgy is both very Roman and very Catholic.  It is Roman, because it pertains to the city of Rome, and many details of the liturgical calendar connect themselves very deeply to that…

The mosaic of the Good Shepherd is over one of the entrances and depicts Christ as young and beardless, with a staff of gold in the shape of a Cross, as well a golden halo and robe, all…

On Wednesday, due to the work in the Oratory Church, our weekly Viri Galilaei Mass was temporarily relocated to St. Mary’s in Ridgefield. It was a beautiful evening and we were joined by many…

There are so many angles that a preacher can choose with this particular Gospel, so many ways they open the door to that extraordinary experience of the resurrected Christ. So many details of how…

In honor of the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima, the St. Luke Sodality for Art in partnership with Keogler Studios will be offering a Rosary Workshop on Saturday, May 13th in Pryor-Hubbard…