Lord, I Want You to be the King of My Heart
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Homily by Fr. Daniel Ray, LC, at Saint Paul Church, Greenwich, CT.
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A Roadmap to Eternity
In the New York Tri-State, if there were a competition for which month deserves the title “most likely to remind you of the end times,” November would most certainly win. Visitors to our area shouldn’t be fooled by the gorgeous, warm, multicolored foliage. Any local will tell you that it’s just a matter of weeks
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Who will be Your King?
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Homily by Fr. Mark Haydu, LC, at Saint Paul Church, Greenwich, CT.
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A Recipe for Abundance
How is it possible that a Roman centurion and a Jewish fisherman could have something relevant to say about how to live life abundantly in the 21st century? That’s precisely what twenty-seven women were asking themselves when Father Eric Nielsen, LC, presented them with a reading from the Acts of the Apostles (10:1-48) at the
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A Triduum of Forgiveness
In the New York Tri-State, November began with a powerful Triduum. Of course, the entire Catholic Church celebrated the double punch of All Saints Day and All Souls Day which fills the first two days of November with a magnificent goal (heaven) and a bracing reality check (purgatory). Who doesn’t want to be among the
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We Don’t Need a Genie for Security
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Homily by Fr. Mark Haydu, LC, at Saint Paul Church, Greenwich, CT.
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Life is Not Calvinball
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Homily by Fr. Eric Nielsen, LC, at Saint Patrick Church, Armonk, NY.
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Life After Death
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Homily by Fr. Mark Haydu, LC, at Saint Paul Church, Greenwich, CT.
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Marriage isn’t Heaven. But Heaven is Marriage!
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Homily by Fr. Eric Nielsen, LC, at Saint Patrick Church, Armonk, NY.
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Regnum Christi Spotlight featuring Jill Caridi
The Healing Power of Confession Jill Caridi was raised in Brooklyn, New York, in a close-knit, Italian-American family. She lived in a two-family house with her mom, dad, and two older brothers on the bottom floor, her aunt, uncle, and 3 older cousins on the top floor, and her grandparents in the basement apartment. While
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