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As Fr. Matt is on retreat, here is part of Caritas in Veritatae, the Encyclical of Pope Benedict XVI published onJune 29, 2009. Normal reflections resume next week.This section is […]
Fr. Matt’s Catechetical Corner: October 11, 2026As the priests were at the Clergy Conference, here is part of a homily from Pope Leo XIV’s Apostolic visitto France:If Notre-Dame is a […]
Happy Sunday, and Happy Parish Festival! It is my hope that everyone here will enjoy our parish festival and willjoin us in celebrating the wonderful parish we have! To that […]
Happy Sunday! In preparation for the parish festival, I want to take this time to offer a reflection on the celebrationof the Mass ad orientem (meaning “to the east”) using […]
Happy Sunday! Before we launch into a catechesis on the Virtues, I want to take this opportunity to offer the wordsof Pope Benedict XVI on martyrdom. This homily, quoted in […]
Happy Sunday! To conclude our reflections on the Four Classic Temperaments and Marriage, I want to offersome final points about how to raise children with these temperaments. Please note that […]
Happy Sunday! To conclude our reflections on the Four Classic Temperaments and Marriage, I want to offer some finalpoints about how to raise children with these temperaments. Please note that […]
Happy Sunday! As we conclude our reflections on the Classic Temperaments, we will use this time to reflect on the Phlegmatic temperament. This temperament is often misunderstood within marriage (especially […]
Happy Sunday! As we continue to reflect on the Temperaments in relation to marriage, wewill now take some time to reflect on the Sanguine temperament. Please note that, while thistemperament […]
Happy Sunday! As we continue to reflect on the Temperaments in relation to marriage, wewill now take some time to reflect on the Melancholic temperament. Please note that, whilethis word […]