From time to time it is worthwhile to revisit traditions. Sometimes, traditions merit being discarded. Other times, by remembering the past, there is a renewal
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Juan Diego & The Lady: Fourth Dialogue
Juan rounds the hill and sees the Lady, still surrounded by rays of light but this time standing on a crescent moon which is
Juan Diego: True or False, Bishop Must Discern
Don Fray Juan de Zumarraga was a Franciscan priest and the bishop of Mexico City in 1531. The Franciscans led the charge of evangelization of
Our Lady of Guadalupe and Juan Diego: The First Dialogue
Juan Diego is hurrying to his ongoing catechism class at the Franciscan mission just north of Mexico City on a cold morning on December 9,
Our Lady of Guadalupe: A Reflection for Modern Man
“Modern man is a Cosmic Orphan because he has lost God”, declares William Craig in his opening chapter Knowing the Truth About the Resurrection.[1]
Popes & Protests
Leo XIII, Pius XI, and Nietzsche A Cocktail for Conflict November 15, 2016 +St. Albert the Great+ I have noticed with concern the violent