Christ, our paschal lamb, has been sacrificed; let us then feast with joy in the Lord. ALLELUIA!

Reflection on personal persecution and how that relates to Palm Sunday

Desire to learn and understand Latin? As I complete my studies in Latin, I am loading these helpful documents--which I hope are of assistance in learning the Ancient Language of Latin.

This page is dedicated to listing options available for streaming Masses. They also provide recordings of the Mass so that you can participate as it fits into your need/schedule.

The language of the Church is Latin. These brief lessons help you to better understanding the classical ancient language of the Church.

Christmas Day has come. let Christ be the light in our lives. Let all darkness we encounter be filled with light!

The Canticle of Zachary takes us back to the Future. It recalls what has happened in the past and helps us to prepare for our future. Reflect on this Gospel reading.

In today's Gospel we see that Zachary and Elizabeth are grateful for all that God has given. We often forget that we too should be grateful for all that we have. It is a GIFT from GOD!

Today we take a look at the Canticle of Mary. Mary is full of love and joy--but there is always a tiny hint of darkness that can always be reversed with faith in God!

Mary is overcome with JOY! She rushes to share the good news that she has received! Do we share that same zeal and charity as Mary? Reflect on today's Gospel.

Mary's fíat to God is like our Yes or Amen when we accept Christ dwelling in us during communion. Reflet on today's Gospel.

Reflection on the Gospel of Luke. Zachariah and Elizabeth each played a small role in the introduction of Christ as the Messiah. THough they might not have known, they were key figures. Is that not what each of us are? Reflect on Luke 1:5-25

Matthew 1:18-25--The Birth of Jesus. A simple reflection on the account given to us by Matthew of the Birth of Christ. Let us each, Be Not Afraid!

Reflection on Matthew 1:1-17. Knowing your "roots". Advent 2019 Preparation.

Bishop Siegel and Archbishop Thompson were honored on Nov 2, 2019 with Awards from the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem for their defense and work for the people of Southern Indiana and the Metro Louisville area. Presenting the awards is Dr. Lawrence V. McCrobie, the Kentucky President of the Order and the Lieutenancy Media Relations Director.

Term Paper for CUA History of Canon Law Course.

Documents for those who wish to begin to learn and understand Latin for Canonical Study.

Nov. 2, 2019 Mass to honor EOHSJ Prelate Bishop Siegel, Bishop of Evansville. St. Mary of the Annunciation- New Albany, IN.

Tensions are high between the Archdiocese of Indianapolis Archbishop and the Jesuit school Brebeuf. Church teachings are the priorty and we must recognize that first.

Let us take His message out and breathe new life among all God’s disciples. We are called to not only to seek forgiveness, but to also forgive. Christ, help us all to be better disciples.