And God Laughed at My Plan
I started off Monday with a great and holy plan. I would give myself a one-day silent retreat using The School of Jesus Crucified. Well, at least until it was time to take my...
Monthly Archive: October 2014
MHT Seminary podcast and SGG Calendar
We are happy to announce that Most Holy Trinity Seminary has added podcasts to its already existing Sermons feed. If you have an Apple device you can find their feed here. The newest link...
10.10.14 | Radio Network News | App Update and Two New (Old) Ways to listen
DATE: 10 OCTOBER 2014 RE: SMARTPHONE APP DEVELOPMENT UPDATE It’s been almost two months since we launched the subscription version of Restoration Radio and it’s been a lot of learning for all the staff here....
The Liturgical Year, Episode 6: St. Thérèse of Lisieux and the Feast of the Most Holy Rosary
On this month’s episode of The Liturgical Year, we reacquaint ourselves with St. Thérèse of Lisieux, the “Little Flower,” whose feast day we celebrate this month. We are warned, however, that St. Thérèse is...
The Duty to Counsel and Pray Does Not Stop
St. John Leonard “The Ways of God for Fathers: Foreknowledge,” on Those Catholic Men, guides dads through their parental role from a child’s infancy to adulthood. Calm, sensible, and reassuring. And not overly long....
Some Kind of Magical Pill
St. Bridget of Sweden Amazing to read in this NPR piece how the developers of the birth control pill had to sneak around and lie to do their research. And wouldn’t you know, a...
To Serve our Redeemer in the Most Fitting Way
Our Lady of the Rosary The interior has no clothes? This post on the Ad Imaginem Dei blog discusses the iconoclasm of the post-Vatican II era and tries to define why beauty in church...
Bringing on the Apocowlypse?
St. Bruno Michael Pollan points out all the problems with our industrialized food system in this interview, “The End of the World as We Know It”, with special emphasis on its dependence on petroleum-based...
Clerical Conversations, Episode 15: Militarism, Military Culture, and Catholicism
This month on Clerical Conversations on the Crisis, we continue in a similar fashion with commentary which springboards off of last month’s show to have a discussion about the military, what today’s military culture...
Pesky Catholic Doctrines
St. Therese of Lisieux Crisis Magazine’s “Protecting God’s Word from Bible Christians,” by Richard Becker, provides an easy-to-digest overview of why the Catholic Church’s use of the deuterocanonical books is correct, and why Luther’s...
