Today is Laetare Sunday, a word which means joy – and the notion anticipates the joy of the Heavenly Jerusalem, our mother. Often we think of this Sunday as a kind of break, or refreshment,…

My brothers and sisters in Christ, eight years ago, I had the privilege of climbing Mount Sinai with my very feet. At the top of Mount Sinai, one has the most splendid view of the surrounding…

I am sure you will have heard someone confidently assert something along the lines of “we’re going back to the catacombs” recently. We nod sagely, and sigh, “well, yes. Perhaps we are.” We are…

We are offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to dedicate a pew in memory of your loved ones. To take your part in this exciting project, we are inviting a donation of $1500 per pew, which is…

No doubt many of you will have had a chance to ‘test drive’ the prototype pew in Pryor-Hubbard Hall. The next phase in our project to restore and beautify the Oratory Church will have a real…

God permits the chastening of temptation in order to perfect the opposite virtue – because that opposite virtue is what you were made for – perhaps in an exemplary…

There is in fact an authoritative interpretation of all the Sacred Scripture. It’s held at the heart of the Church. It’s held by the Apostles and their successors, the bishops, and their…

As we approach the One Year Anniversary, the Guild will be having Quarant’Ore, or 40 Hours of perpetual adoration in thanksgiving for all the Lord has given us and to pray for the…

Suffering is a most visceral thing: at our deepest core we revile it. Whenever it presents itself in our lives, we try everything in our power to run away from…