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George Weigel is always worth reading

Ringing Out Hope in Nagasaki"Nagasaki was a traditional center of Japanese Catholicism (and martyrdom) and had been for centuries when it was struck by the second atomic bomb on August 9, 1945. The...

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Bishop Libasci: Our brothers and sisters at risk are not anonymousFormer Long Islander, now Bishop of the Diocese of Manchester had the above published.

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This is the Diocese of Rockville Centre! Canons of St. Augustine in Glen Cove along with Fr. Scolaro - the Divine Liturgy in the Byzantine Rite. Screenshotfrom:  https://www.facebook.com/GlenCoveCatholic/

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What I saw at the Abbey of the Genesee and why it matters for the crisis in the Church.This article by Larry Chapp is great (found via Michael Liccione).  It reminds me of an intellectual version of...

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An Inside Look at Voice of the Faithful on Long IslandIn January of 2004 I posted about an article in Crisis Magazinethat gave a behind the scenes look into Voice of the Faithful on Long Island (when I...

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The Canons of St. Leopold in Glen Cove celebrate the Ordinary Form, Extraordinary Form and apparently apparently the Byzantine Rite as well -Tomorrow, Friday, in addition to the usual 8:30 morning Mass...

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Sisters of Life Virtual GalaTonight at 8 PM EST - click the link above to registerUPDATE:  Due to technical difficulties the Gala has been postponed to tomorrow night.

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With safety in mind, dioceses look to reopen Church DoorsThis article from Our Sunday Visitor points out mostly things I will not mind at all, with the exception of only Communion in the hand."The next...

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Where Did All The Catholics Go?The above link is to the latest from one of my favorite writers Rod Dreher.  I have been reading him since he wrote in the NY Post, remember him writing of his conversion...

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The Catholic Church during CoronavirusDuring this whole Covid 19 and lockdown situation I have seen more veiled chalices, traditional latin Masses, Ordinary Form Masses celebrated Ad Orientem,...

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Catholic EventThis conference has a lot of good speakers and is of course online - Catholic Family Conference May 1-2, 2020Presented By: Regina Caeli Academy, Ignatius Press and Solidarity...

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UNESCO, UAE begin reconstruction of historic Iraqi church destroyed by ISIS"Work has begun to rebuild a Christian church in Iraq destroyed by the Islamic State as part of a partnership between the...

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Two Reasons for Fewer VocationsThe above article at Corpus Christi Watershed is by Richard Clark, a native Long Islander now living in Boston.Below is his main point:"MYRIAD CAUSES can be distilled...

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The Untitled Catholic Podcast is back to airing new episodes.  One of their recent ones featured guest Fr. Stephen Ries who is a Long Islander and former Marianist Brother who became a priest for the...

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Pandemic in the Diocese of Rockville CentreYes, I am still here and still not updating this site.  But I thought it might be good to show some of the good things being done here on Long Island during...

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Solemn Mass at US Merchant Marine AcademyThanks to the Society of St. Hugh Cluny for this info:Saturday, May 18 at 10 AM will be the first Traditional Latin Mass held at the Academy.More info can be...

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American Priest: The Ambitious Life and Conflicted Legacy of Notre Dame's Father Ted Hesburgh  The above link is to the Amazon page for an interesting new book about the long time head of Notre Dame....

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Father Kedjierski named to lead US Bishops’ Secretariat of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs"Father Walter Kedjierski has been appointed Executive Director of the Secretariat of Ecumenical and...

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Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earthIn a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.” With these words the Oxford professor J.R.R. Tolkien ignited a fervid spark in generations of readers. From the children’s...

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National Catholic Prayer Breakfast hears call for 'Catholic great awakening'Washington D.C., Apr 23, 2019 / 01:30 pm (CNA).- The National Catholic Prayer Breakfast heard an uncompromising call to...

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