Blog Post by Richard Nichols S.J.
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17 July 2024
Wednesday of the Fifteenth Week in Ordinary Time The Assyrians, after achieving a major military victory in 722 B.C., were warned by the ...
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16 July 2024
Tuesday of the Fifteenth Week in Ordinary Time After two equally matched countries have fought each other in a lengthy war, they are both ...
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15 July 2024
Memorial of Saint Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church
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14 July 2024
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time When it comes to airing and examining different viewpoints, there is a good time and there is a bad time. ...
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11 May 2024
Saturday of the Sixth Week of Easter
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10 May 2024
Friday of the Sixth Week of Easter St. Paul received supernatural visions in which God spoke to him. For example, while he was in Corinth, the ...
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9 May 2024
Thursday of the Sixth Week of Easter - Ascension When Christ ascended into heaven, he took his human nature with him. Christ’s human nature ...
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8 May 2024
Wednesday of the Sixth Week of Easter St. Paul points out a certain paradox in Acts 17:27-28. The paradox is that we have to seek for the God ...
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7 May 2024
Tuesday of the Sixth Week of Easter Another time, according to Acts chapter 16, Paul and Timothy and Silas were thrown into prison in Philippi ...
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6 May 2024
Monday of the Sixth Week of Easter There was a Jewish woman named Lydia in the city of Phillipi. She was the head of a household, probably a ...
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