L ast week was the Akron Art Expo and on Sunday after the Mass schedule Fr. P. and I decided to go walk over for a peek. It was hot and I as...

A weekly report on symbols has been going on for a couple of years now and we are nearing the end of my imagination short of some plants an...

“ I just calls ‘em as I sees ‘em .” T his is a phrase used by persons who report facts or strong opinions but without concern about the effe...

T aking Sebastian for a walk often leads to meeting people. One of his favorite dog friends owner is a Unitarian Universalist, a delightful ...

FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND : " I t is by giving fair names to foul actions that those who would start at real vice are led...

Good morning. I am scheduled to have my wisdom teeth removed today and so what follows is a guest post. I have no idea if I'll be postin...

I learned a new symbol on vacation. St. John Nepomucen was the Queen of Bohemia’s confessor. Unfortunately for John the King was not happy ...

A fter receiving Communion the Communion Rite is not finished! The rit e ends with the praying of the collect or Prayer after Communion. Tha...

Today's post may be a bit disjointed. I am sitting in the hospital waiting room as my sister has surgery on her wrist. Why must hospit...

FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND : “ T o my great surprise, I found that Catholicism was not as much a departure from the atheistic be...

T here is the story of a priest who went to visit the monks of an abbey. He marveled at how they were able to live such rigorous lives. Ever...

G reetings all, I have left on vacation and will not be posting (I think - stranger things have happened) until the 21st of July. God bless,...

B efore I leave on vacation I thought I would jot down some things that happened this past week. Fr. Pfeiffer and I had a house guest this p...

H ave you ever had the dream where you are naked in a room full of people? I do once in a blue moon but fortunately always seem to have boxe...

W e continue on with two more prayers to the Father. Th e first by the celebrant asking the Father to keep us always in His grace until we s...