This week, we’ve begun the month of Mary – May. Of the many images seen depicting Mary, my long-standing favorite is a

Today, based on the Gospel reading, is known as Good Shepherd Sunday. Besides Jesus, the term could usually be applied to our

Last week, we would have celebrated the feastday of our parish patron, St. Vincent Ferrer. However, because of the great solemnity of

For the past 20 years, the Universal Church has celebrated the 2nd Sunday of Easter as Divine Mercy Sunday. Pope St. John

Have you been following the “March Madness” of collegiate basketball games seeking the national championship? It seems to be a major national

This week is known as Holy Week, for these are the high holy days of our Catholic and Christian religion. These are

Each of us has experienced some sort of grief, loss or suffering at some point in our lives. Whether it is favorite

During this Lenten season, I’ve been enjoying the Sunday morning CAFÉ FERRER “get-together” with adults at 10:00 a.m. A number of topics

In this Sunday’s reading from the book of Exodus, the image of “holy ground” has special meaning. For centuries, spiritual writers have

Last Sunday, during our weekly 10 o’clock morning Café Ferrer discussions, a question came up about the role that indulgences play in