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St Anthony Shrine On my drive back to Virginia from Boston’s Catholic New Media Conference, I seemed to be guided by the Holy Spirit on a pilgrimage that I was not expecting. Starting my day on Monday with 7am Mass, … Continue reading
One Million Bones & The Labyrinth
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” Thomas Merton ONE MILLION BONES I was witness to an amazing piece of artwork and political statement addressing genocide on Washington, D.C.’s National Mall this past … Continue reading
Second Anniversary of Call To Holiness Blog
Today is the second anniversary of this blog. Thanks to all the readers and contributors that have helped this blog grow in popularity. Last year we marked 14,441 unique readers of our blog, and that has now grown to 44,415 unique … Continue reading
Fortnight for Freedom–Baltimore
The Fortnight for Freedom started on June 21st in Baltimore with an Opening Mass for the Feast of St. Thomas More & St. John Fisher. I was privileged to attend this beautiful service that … Continue reading
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The Shrine of St. Anthony
Yesterday, I was honored to join my fellow Secular Franciscans in a day of prayer and reflection at the inspiring St. Anthony Shrine in Ellicott City, Maryland. The Secular Franciscans from the St. Margaret of Cortona Region (D.C., Maryland, Virginia, … Continue reading
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day
Today we celebrate the feast of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. St. Patrick is most famous for coming to Ireland to help evangelize and convert much … Continue reading
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Today, December 12th, is the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. My parish, Church of the Incarnation, has a large Hispanic community that comes together to celebrate the … Continue reading
Forming a New Secular Franciscan Order
I am excited to be involved with helping to start a new Secular Franciscan Order (SFO) fraternity here in Charlottesville, Virginia. I have always been drawn to St. Francis and Franciscan Spirituality, and was … Continue reading
A Book of Saints for Catholic Moms
There is a wonderful new book that I have been enjoying reading called A Book of Saints for Catholic Moms: 52 Companions for your Heart, Mind, Body, and Soul by author Lisa M. Hendey. I had the pleasure of meeting Lisa … Continue reading
All Saints Day & America’s First Saint
November 1st is the solemn day we celebrate All Saints Day to honor saints, both known and unknown. One of my favorite reference sites for Roman Catholic Saints is at SQPN Saints that now list 7,274 saints. It is amazing … Continue reading