The Chrism Mass was held in the morning at St Peter's Basilica. The pope blessed the holy oils for the Diocese of Rome. In the evening, ...

I've been making a little bit of headway on my gold dalmatic and tunic as a part of the Pugin inspired set that I'm working on. Prog...

The eucharistic prefaces are rich in their doctrinal and scriptural content. They say so much in just a sentence or two. The one for Holy We...

In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was t...

Below is the text of a Mass with explanatory notes that I put together for St Alban's a few years ago. Feel free to like to this post or...

Sermon for the Annunciation of Our Lady, 25 March 2006. It has been a dominant scene in church art, second only to the crucifixion. It gave ...

With the great help of my wife Melisa, I'm tinkering around with subtle changes to the look of this blog. Your comments are welcome.

A sermon for the fourth Sunday of Lent, Year C. St Paul the Apostle captured the message of Lent in one statement from his Second Letter to ...

For those of you in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, I recommend visiting Gunter von Hagen's Body Worlds I: The Anatomical Exhibition of Rea...

Often, our Protestant brothers and sister in Christ become at least uncomfortable, or otherwise downright objectionable, when the subject of...

Yahoo picked up this recent topic from a Beliefnet.com advice column written by Dr. Renita Williams. The seeker of advice writes: Dear Renit...