S&F-Breaking the Seal of Confession
There is plenty to be frustrated about in the Government today. Just spend 10 minutes on any social network site and you will be infiltrated by posts against the Government for doing something or...
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S&F-Apostolic Succession
In my opinion, one of the things that makes the Catholic Church special is the way we can trace our history back to its founder, Jesus Christ. We can actually create a family tree...
S&F-Peter: The Imperfect Apostle
I think the best way to understand what I need to do to get to receive eternal life in Heaven is to look at the people who came before and are already there. Who...
S&F-Waiting for Healing
Today is the Feast of James the Lesser, and he is my inspiration for this post. In my year with cancer, I have prayed harder and tried to become closer to Jesus and the...
5/2/25-The Conclave
If you clicked on this expecting a new series in my blog with movie reviews, I’m sorry to disappoint you. This is going to be about choosing the next Pope. I was originally going...
S&F-What if I disagree with the Catholic Church?
The Catholic Church has said that the death penalty should be outlawed. Basically, as I understand it, we on Earth should never sit in judgement on someone’s life regardless of what they might have...
S&F-“Sede Vacante”
My Latin lesson for the day. “Sede Vacante” means “The seat is empty.” Specifically, this week that seat refers to The Chair of St. Peter. It means we have no Pope. It has been...
S&F-Easter and the Holy Land
One of the things I did during Lent is following the daily reflections in the Hollow App. This week they concluded it with what they called “Holy Week in the Holy Land.” Where Jeff...
S&F-Silence and Joy
Today is a strange day in the church year. For the day we reflect on a day without Jesus. He was placed in the tomb. His Apostles, probably afraid they would suffer a similar...
S&F: It is Finished
There are some differences in the Gospels when you look at for Jesus’s last words. The last words of Jesus according to John are “It is finished.” Since John was present at the foot...