Practicing Lectio Divina – Part I of II
It is always good to begin the process of this very ancient spiritual practice of Lectio Divina with a prayer. This prayer time is meant to slow down and …
Lectio Divina
Lectio Divina, which is a Latin phrase, literally means “divine reading.” It is a slow, contemplative, and a devotional way of praying of the Holy Bible. This way of …
Easter Fire
CHRIST’S VICTORY OVER DEATH EMPOWERS THE CHURCH TO HEAL AND TRANSFORM THE WORLD THROUGH THE HOLY SPIRIT Imagine Jesus’ disciples, huddled together in gloom and discouragement, when Mary …
The Resurrection of Christ – The Centrality of our Faith and Hope
None of the Canonical Gospels in the New Testament ends with the passion story of Christ. The outcome of the passion story is His resurrection. Each evangelist fits their proclamation …
Knights Put Up Easter Sash on the Church Grotto Crucifix.
The Knights of Columbus Monsignor James S. Conlan Council #5329 again this year put up the outdoor crucifix display at the Church of the Infant Saviour for Lent back on …
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