Report found here . ROME...Instead of dressing up as black cats or zombies, young faithful from some 30 Italian cities will spend October...
Mulier Fortis: Happy Feast Day... http://thepathlesstaken7.blogspot.com/2010/10/novena-prayer-to-st-jude-that-has-never.html
Here is part of Mulier Fortis’ account of St. Jude’s miraculous intercession in her life. “I was seriously ill when I came back to the Chur...
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For Part One see here . A possessed child shouted at all hours of the day and night in the hotel in St. Givoanni Rotondo. The little girl’s ...
During this past week, an Irish newspaper (not on-line) invited me to ponder whether or not Homer et al are Catholics. Here are some light-h...
In October 1968 L’Osservatore Romano published a letter that Padre Pio wrote to Pope Paul VI. Padre Pio wrote; ‘I know that Your heart s...
The prince of darkness acted as a suavely dressed, courteous young man and went into Padre Pio’s confessional… This is beloved St. Pio’s ...
Paul Nichols' excellent cartoon ( found here ) reminds me of a chilling warning from Padre Pio. When someone told Padre Pio that they di...
The Christian faith, the Pope has said, shares a fundamental structure with communication: the fact that the means and the message coincide...
By Rabbi Boteach A funny thing happened to me the other day when my wife and I had, thank God, another baby (a boy). Many of my friends did...
Rosary Gardens is very near where I live, and it's comforting that a beautiful street is called after the prayer that means 'Garden ...
"If we only knew how God regards this Sacrifice, we would risk our lives to be present at a single Mass." "Prayer is the be...
Confession: I felt tears circle my eyes during the close-up of Padre Pio in his coffin. But we may be comforted by his words, 'my real m...
Some people are horrified that Padre Pio told some women that they were not contrite enough to receive absolution. This is one account: One...
