On our last Podcast we discussed how the Catholic Church is doing a great job keeping up with the lightning fast new media that’s impacting all of us. Today, I’ll share an example of my recent Homily. Peace and God Bless.

Many Catholic Churches are live streaming the Mass. On today’s podcast, we discuss live streaming and how it’s a useful way for the sick and elderly watch Mass from “their home Church.” Peace and God Bless you!

“He who sings,” said St. Augustine, “prays twice.” The Church teaches that the Mass is ordinarily meant to be sung. Priests are encouraged to “sing the Mass” with devotion and generosity. The faithful are encouraged take an active part in the singing.

I often see a sign in front of a Church that makes me smile. In fact, there's a website devoted to clever church signage. Today we share a few of our favorites. Peace and enjoy!

The Catholic Church accepts cremation but advises that the ashes be treated as a body, so they should be in an urn not scattered or separated. In 1963, the Pope lifted the ban on cremation, and in 1966 allowed Catholic priests to officiate at cremation ceremonies.

I once read this about guardian angels, "think of your guardian angel like a private detective, but they only have one case—you!" I prefer to call them ‘personal’ angels. The Lord has given us that gift as we try to make our journey to heaven. Be an angel, and have a listen!

Today we’ll celebrate the Feast of St Francis of Assisi. It’s a personal favorite. The feast commemorates the life of St Francis, and is the Catholic Church's patron saint of animals and the environment. It is a popular day for pets to be “blessed”. I hope enjoy!

In today's Podcast I discuss the highs and lows of life. Many of us know the Pete Seeger song Turn, Turn, Turn. It's a song that he wrote in 1959, using lyrics taken from the Book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible. It beautifully summarizes how God works. Enjoy!

I do. Webster’s defines a miracle as a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is therefore considered to be the work of a divine agency. Well, let’s have a talk.