So do not worry and say, ‘What are we to eat?’ or ‘What are we to drink?’ or ‘What are we to wear?’ All these things the pagans seek....

This is not intended to be a thorough discussion of National Security and immigration. It is only to raise awareness of how certain...

As Catholics, we love to celebrate what God has done through his Church, especially in the lives of real people. We celebrate the lives...

As you have likely heard, a serious act of vandalism occurred on St. Rose Church property early Monday morning. Specifically, there was...

A couple of weeks ago Catholics around the world celebrated the Canonization of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. What was surprising to many...

Many Americans are very unhappy about the ideological division in our country, which seems to be widening every day. Furthermore, many...

This one contains adult themes. Some of you might be uncomfortable reading it. Reader discretion is advised. Much of the content was...

Some people object to the traditional Christian practice of gathering on Sunday as a community to worship God, believing that Saturday is...

Last Sunday we celebrated the feast of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, or Corpus Christi, as it is commonly called in Latin. In...

One of the trends of our rapidly secularizing society is a rapid increase of loneliness. Observers in Great Britain are catching on. ...

A lot of people my age aren’t raising their children in the Church. Some aren’t even having their children baptized. One common reason...

Last week we celebrated the second “Scrutiny Rite” at the 9am mass at St. Rose. These are special prayers that we pray for our...

Last week we heard a small portion of St. Paul’s letter the Philippians that really struck me, and I thought I’d recap and expand on a...

Lent is already almost here! Ash Wednesday is February 10th, which begins our annual forty day observance of prayer and penance in...

Last weekend at St. Rose I made an important announcement about sexual abuse and our Catholic Church. Sexual abuse is a scourge on our...

Growing up Catholic I went to Mass often. I was really familiar with the parts of the Mass. I knew everything I was supposed to say and...

Last week I drove down to Cinetopia in Vancouver to see the critically acclaimed film Spotlight, which tells the story of the team of...

Confessing sins to priests is an important part of being Catholic. Despite its importance, it remains a much underappreciated and often...

As we announced last weekend at Mass, we recently purchased a subscription to Formed.org which contains many resources that you can use...

Let’s have a little refresher on priestly celibacy and why our Church practices it, especially in light of the recent news story about a...