Paslawski
Pentecost Isn’t Just One Day
They pull you from your mission given by confirmation and pentecost… it makes being Catholic nothing more than the special Sunday clothes taken out once a week to wear for church … and then put away.
Is Fatima the Only Way Out of This Corona Crisis?
Death is all around us, but, on the feast of Fatima, why aren’t people connecting this coronavirus mess to the battle of Fatima and applying the remedy Our Lady asked?
TV Mass and Music – O Lord Deliver Us
The TV Brings out the Worst “Performances”; Makes Bad Liturgical Music Worse. Worsened by the TV performances, music at Mass continues to offend.
Our Time of Renewal
A reflection on the absence of being at Mass, the coronavirus has left us hidden, yet Easter brings renewal, and an opportunity for each of us…
Laetare Sunday
For the true Moses is Christ who, having delivered us from the bondage of Satan and sin, made us pass through the waters of baptism and having nourished us with His Eucharist, causes us to enter His Church, a foretaste of heaven where the elect will sing forever
O Lord, Deliver Us
Is God’s mercy retroactive? He is all-knowing; if I am praying for mercy now, would God, who has the foreknowledge of this prayer,
2020 Vision – Part 2 – How St. Therese Elevated the Daily Grind
Sanctity is not achieved with a rocket blast but more of a gentle reconstruction of life into holiness. Cindy explores how St. Therese can make it happen.
2020 Vision. Catholic New Years Resolutions Resolved.
Year end blowout sales and new year resolutions sales on fitness don’t match what we really need: how to fix your vision for the upcoming year!
Al Matt: He Fought the Good Fight
Cindy Paslawski recounts the pro-life, truth telling, legacy of Al Matt’s dedication to serving the Church with the Wanderer and Wanderer Forum Foundation.
End Times Not End Games for Purgatory
The end is near. Not the street-corner-preacher end, but the end of our Church year. November approacheth and the readings will remind us to watch and wait, not be caught unaware. We remember those who have gone before us, hopefully with some sign of faith, and we look to our…
