Read the readings!! https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/090323.cfm Here’s what I’m looking at while going through the Latin Vulgate text of Jeremiah 20: https://vulgate.org/ot/jeremiah_20.htm Have you fallen in love with www.greekbible.com yet? And just because: St Therese’s poem to
Click here the link to the autobiography/interview book with Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa I mention in the podcast. And the moving section from Fire of Mercy, Heart of the Word (Vol. 2) where Merikakis puts words on
If you’re not using www.greekbible.com to help you read the Gospels, then what are you doing? Here’s the second part of the excerpt I read in the Podcast from Vol. II of Merikakis’ Fire of
This week I am pivoting to a bit longer form of the podcast…take a listen and be sure to subscribe for weekly newsletters to your inbox at ryanadorjan.com/subscribe. The quote from Merikakis’ commentary on Matthew, Fire
Whoever is in Christ is a new creation. What else does this mean except that in Jesus, because of Jesus, with Jesus…everything is different. That it is possible to live a life without fear, without
Homily for the Baccalaureate Mass Chesterton Academy of The Holy Family 25 May 2023 – Ss. Peter and Paul, Naperville — Dear members of the Board of Directors; dear Mr. Ellison and my esteemed colleagues,
Here’s my homily from the Ascension, at the 7pm Mass on May 21 at Ss. Peter and Paul in Naperville! The picture for this post is Rembrandt’s “Ascension”, which you can read more about by
In the midst of many priest moves being announced, we’ll be hearing things like, “It’s about Jesus! Not the priest!” and that’s true enough. Just Google “Ex Opere Operato” and you’ll see why. But while
Happy Easter! He is risen, as he said!! You can watch my homily from Naperville here, or listen to the audio below. I have no idea why the thumbnail is Jeff Cavins…
