This week is the Octave of the Feast of Corpus Christi, a liturgical celebration instituted in 1264, after the Miracle… Read more The Black Body of Christ
Spirit and Fire – Pentecost for Us
Today’s blog, which celebrates the birth of Christian community, is dedicated to the memory of George Floyd, who was a… Read more Spirit and Fire – Pentecost for Us
Saint John Henry Newman – Man and Portrait
By Professor Edward Porcella, Saint Mary’s College In the little guide book distributed at his canonization in Rome… Read more Saint John Henry Newman – Man and Portrait
Faithful Living — Part II
The following is a continuation of the reflection on Faithful Living in the Time of Contagion by Professor Anne Carpenter… Read more Faithful Living — Part II
Faithful Living in the Time of Contagion
The following reflection is offered by Professor Anne Carpenter of the Theology and Religious Studies Department of Saint Mary’s College… Read more Faithful Living in the Time of Contagion
Cardinal Newman Canonization
John Henry Newman (1801-1890) was a British churchman who entered the Roman Catholic Church at age 44, served as Rector… Read more Cardinal Newman Canonization
Locus Amoenus
There is a new addition to the fountain courtyard to the right of Saint Mary’s Chapel. Near the side exit… Read more Locus Amoenus
Transgender Faithful
“When a church is trans-affirming, transgender Christians can show up as themselves, unapologetically” [1] The mission of the Catholic Church… Read more Transgender Faithful
Suffer the Children
Jesus, in the Gospel of Mark, exhorts his hearers to welcome children in his name: “Taking a child he placed… Read more Suffer the Children
We Before Me
The Church is now in the Octave of the Epiphany, which celebrates the recognition of God, the Gentle Redeemer, in… Read more We Before Me
