The ancient greeks were very wise, and very often to teach a lesson, they would tell a story. One such story is the sory of Damon & Pythias. They were […]

Four-year-old Marion West shouted and jumped for joy when her mother came home from work on her lunch break. But Marion would become hysterical when her mother left again after […]

In 1953 during the Korean War, the communist army decided to drive thousands of people across the country in freezing cold weather.  Very many of them died along the way, […]

Ghosts make very good stories. Shakespeare gave us the ghost of Hamlet, Oscar Wilde gave us the Canterville ghost, and Charles Dickens gave us three ghosts in a Christmas Carol. […]

Today is the second Sunday of Easter or Divine Mercy Sunday. This was designated by St. John Paul II not long before he died. As a young man Karol Wojtyla […]

The Resurrection of Jesus from the dead is the be-all and end-all of the Christian faith. If Jesus didn’t rise from the dead, all bishops, priests, and Christian ministers should […]

St. Patrick’s Day is a wonderful opportunity to interrupt Lent. Today we thank God for the gift of faith brought to Ireland by St. Patrick. Our national feast day helps […]

John Henry Newman (1801-1890),  was a celebrated theologian, writter and professor. He was a Protestant, an Anglican minister.  But in his studies, he became convinced that the Catholic religion was […]

Robert I, popularly known as Robert the Bruce was King of Scotland from 1306 to his death in 1329. Robert led Scotland during the First war of Scottish independence against England. Robert did his best to save his […]

Some of us may know the story of Ulyses. The famous greel poet Homer, spoke about it a lot in the Iliad and Odysse. According to Homer, Ylyses was a […]