On occasion, it's good to let secular leaders do the talking, especially after the Pope has been speaking and they appear to have been listening carefully.
In closing the Year for Priests, the Holy Father refers to the sins of the past and the "new radiance" of the future.
In this light, can't we say that Robin De Haven was "struck in his soul by the lightning flash of mercy"?
This month, Marian Press launches No Turning Back: A Witness to Mercy, Fr. Donald's new book that presents the full account of his story by the only man who can tell it as his own.
You'd think you were at a rock concert until you notice the lyrics of the song and the monstrance on the stage holding our Eucharistic Lord.
Shrine Rector Fr. Anthony Gramlich, MIC, said the Retreat for Life would promote the sanctity of life and focus "not on politics, but on persons."
David Came, author of the new book Pope Benedict's Divine Mercy Mandate, was the guest on Fr. Benedict Groeschel's "Sunday Night LIVE."
"Who is Blessed Stanislaus?" asked Fr. Anthony Gramlich, MIC. Yes, he's the Marians' founder, but he walked from where to where?
With stirring words, the Pope summed up our call to engage in a "peaceful battle" of "justice and truth, mercy, forgiveness, and love."
Archbishop brings a relic of Blessed Michael Sopocko, who was St. Faustina's confessor and spiritual director.
Vatican spokesman Fr. Federico Lombardi characterized it as an "unusual document worthy of great attention."
Pope Benedict's Divine Mercy Mandate, which was just released by Marian Press, had its beginning as a hunch.
