Category Archives: Lent

Share the post “Liturgical Resolutions — Part II by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares Last week, we looked at two ways in which we can enhance our Lenten practice by making some basic changes in our way of participating at Mass (Liturgical … Continue reading →

Share the post “Liturgical Resolutions — Part I by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares In my last essay (Positive Sacrifices for this Lent, 02/24/19), I spoke about preparations for Lent. We were reflecting on what could be done in a positive sense … Continue reading →

Share the post “Positive Sacrifices for this Lent by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares Lent begins late this year (on March 6th), so we have a little time to do some planning with regards to the oft spoken-about concern: “What am I … Continue reading →

Share the post “For a Higher Purpose by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares Every time that we come to the Olympics, we seem to lay aside our differences and concentrate on the greatness of human effort and the respect that we should … Continue reading →

Share the post “Resurrection as Reward and Transformation by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares If walking the walk with Christ defines our Holy Week observance, what are we to make of this mystery of the Resurrection? How can we walk the walk … Continue reading →

Share the post “Walking With Him: Identification with Jesus by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares While I was still a teenager, I came across a book entitled “The Day Christ Died” by Jim Bishop. In it, the author traces the fateful events … Continue reading →

Share the post “Lent: Springtime of Possibilities by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares At the writing of this article, it is still cold and wintry. We are liturgically still in Ordinary Time; but I want to turn to the upcoming season of … Continue reading →

Share the post “Walking the Walk by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares We go through Holy Week yet again. Why? It seems we say the same things that we know happened centuries before. Remembrance is important but it sometimes seems overplayed as … Continue reading →

Share the post “Our Worst Enemy by Monsignor Ferrarese” FacebookTwitterShare…Shares One of the strongest instincts we possess is that of self-preservation. It is so basic and strong that every creature exhibits it. Think of the lowly fly or bug that … Continue reading →