Invincible ignorance cannot apply to all things as a possibility because of the principle of Synderesis. Synderesis is a scholastic term that states definitively and
Personas are probably one of the worst things that can poison one’s faith, inhibit discernment, and lead to errors. When we identify, fundamentally, as anything
We always want to identify with our heroes or the people who inspire us most in life. These are people whose life has motivated us
In these Easter days of celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus, there is no better way to witness to the risen life of Christ than by
This was the title of a song composed by a well-known band of brothers, also known as the Jonas Brothers. They became popular while I
“God is not something vague… He is tangible; He is not abstract but has a name: God is love.” ~ Pope Francis. Most African traditional
Today is often called “Good Shepherd Sunday”, after the beautiful Gospel we just heard. It is often typical to talk about the priesthood, which is
In the beginning of this Bread of Life Discourse Passage we see Jesus reveal His Face as the Son of God by the words He
It may just be a guy thing, but young boys love to tell stories of their scars. It’s always humorous when I’m at the middle
The end of episode 3, season 2 of The Chosen is something at times I relate to as a priest. The Apostles quarrel in a
I think when we enter into a cancel culture that will not be open to discussing different views because they are automatically contrary to the
Today’s readings have a common theme: that the Scriptures all point to Jesus. Peter speaks to the people on Pentecost morning, explaining that Jesus is
“Modesty is more than just a hemline, it is an interior disposition that influences not only our dress, but our thoughts an actions.” -Leah Darrow
Archdiocese of Boston Revives Interest in Priestly Vocations with Powerful Video Series Vocations Boston Releases “Scivias” As a Guide for Discernment Boston, MA —
The new calendar year officially began in January and the new liturgical year started even before that. Nevertheless, the new Easter season seems to hold
Consider what St. Joseph must have known, when the prophesy spoke about Mary’s suffering? It was though he wasn’t there. He had to come to
Every normal human being wants to live. Every day, we do all sorts of things to take care of our physical life – eat, sleep,
When we hear the phrase “good-news” we tend to think that automatically whatever will be proclaimed will be received as good-news. However, our own spiritual
My friend Fr. Cyril Ibeh of Sokoto Diocese calls the Sacrament of Confession a “Tribunal of Mercy.” He sees the spiritual exercise commonly known as
One of the errors I’ve run into is to believe that we only are to love those in need of love. It’s a view that
One time I was teaching a group of eighth-graders about sin. One boy raised his hand and said, “I really don’t want to sin. Would
