Stephen Snyder
The first Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum of Pope Benedict XVI was
promulgated when I was a friar in Religious formation. As young friars,
we wanted to take advantage of the opportunity the pope was extending to
experience the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) and we quickly fell in love
with everything about it. Learning and celebrating […]
Casey Chalk
Recently I heard of an extraordinary minister of the Eucharist who,
during visits to a nursing home, was offering the Holy Sacrament to
everyone, regardless of religious affiliation. She claimed that Jesus
loves and welcomes everyone, and offering the Eucharist to any and all
is an extension of that love. When some friends disagreed with […]
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