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100 Founders in 100 Days

Our goal is to find 100 people in the next 100 days who are ready to commit to a monthly tithe to this online...

Blog 4 from Ireland: Ireland in 3 days-Road Trip with Fr. Kemmy

‘ello lads,

Happy Christmas to you all! I am in Fr. Philip’s car nearing the end of a road trip that took us all around...

Blog 3 from Ireland: ‘Coincidental’ Irish Meetings, Galway

So I’m leaving Galway after an amazingly restful and rejuvenating time with the French Fraternal order of Mary, Immaculate Queen of the...

Blog 2 from Ireland: It Takes Something Similar

It takes something similar to make you realize how different things really are. On Sunday I arrived in Dingle after biking over...

Blog 1 from Ireland: Dia is Muire Dhuit!

B L O G God, I have made it to Ireland! I have already had quite a ride since bouncing over from...

Blog 13 - Huff, puff, blow your house down in Reliegos

Tonight we are staying in Reliegos, which is about 25 km outside of Leon, the last major big city before Santiago along...

Blog 12 - Recipes along ‘The Way’

So, day nine on the Camino and I am pretty much an expert at it, not quite ; ). Actually, having...

Blog 11 - Part 1 - the Camino—Piedmont Route

Betharram, …Bethlehem? Leaving Lourdes would prove itself to be a quite difficult task as its draw for you to stay is so hard...

Blog 10 - First Hand Lourdes Experience

Bonjour to all! Apologies for the silence, this past week has accumulated as many challenges and obstacles as any sensible and worthy pilgrimage...

Blog 9 - Train Tickets to Lourdes

Last night, Carmen helped me find what appears to be the cheapest and best way for travel to Lourdes, France. Thankfully, ‘local’...

Blog 8 - Barcelona’s Architecture

Everything that ‘is’ Barcelona can be summed up by it’s architecture.

Today I went to meet a friend who messaged me...

Blog 7 - To The Sea

Tuesday night I went on a midnight bread-run. Luciano had made some seafood but we needed bread to go with it. In...

Blog 6: Montserrat, Spain - Barcelona by Moto - Immaculate Conception Parish

Luciano and I took the train yesterday to Montserrat.  This mountain-city-sanctuary-Benedictine monastery-spiritual community is only an hour and a half outside of...

Blog 5: Reflections on World Youth Day 2011 from Barcelona, Spain

Imagine yourself as a spec of dust amongst a desert of sand. Blue, green, brown eyes for miles, flags from every continent...

Blog 4: Bacilica of the Immaculate Conception – Barcelona

Matthew 7:7 “Ask and it will be given to you’ seek and you will find’ know and the door will be opened...

Blog 3: Arriving in Barcelona

After spending the last few days with the Disciples of the Hearts of Jesus and Mary in Madrid, I was able to...

Blog 2: Train to Barcelona

In order to give this entry justice we have to return to two weeks ago at the start of our group Camino...

Blog 1: Last night in Madrid

My last night in Madrid I was able to spend it watching the sunset at the Cathedral with a “Spanish” picnic. Additionally, I...

Discerning the Priesthood and Impact of Blessed John Paul II

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John Paul II and Mother Teresa, Their 21st c....

Bike for the Unborn in California, Summer of 2012

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June 12th - 16th, 2012 Southern California “Those from among...

Praying for a Husband, Finding…

But we believe that today's story trumps the argument, that tradition and repetitive devotions leads to a stale faith, but rather helps it to...

Bring The World to the Eucharist

This ancient path of many early Christian is deeply rooted in the history of the Catholic Church. From the beginning, Saints have laid down...






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Carmelite Vocations Growing in Tanzania: Vlog # 4

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