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Msgr. Charles Pope • April 6, 2018 Two things occurred to me after watching the video below. First, God’s law is not burdensome; it is a joy. The […]

By Joseph Pronechen,  National Catholic Register - “We’re thanking God for the past 253 years for the mother church of the Acadians and for St. Landry Church in Opelousas,” Father Michael Champagne of the Community of Jesus Crucified, the organizer of the event, told the Register. “We’re going to be standing on that soil where the Gospel has been proclaimed for 253 years.”

By Courtney Grogan, CNA/EWTN News - “Pope Paul begins Humanae Vitae by noting four key elements of married love. Married love is human. It’s an act of the free will by which a man and woman are joined, body and soul, in a communion of life. It’s also total, a gift of one’s whole life and self. It’s also faithful, a gift made exclusively to one person until death. And marriage is finally fruitful, overflowing to new life like the love of the God in whose image we are made,” Chaput continued.

Father Mike Schmitz, Ascension Presents - Have you ever left Mass feeling like the homily just wasn’t satisfactory? In this video, Father Mike Schmitz shows us how to always gain what we need from the Sunday readings, regardless of the quality of the homily. Father Mike also tells us not to be so hard on priests when they miss the mark, because their job is harder than it seems from the pew.