Intrigued by my title, are you? Let me explain. In response to the outrage of public Masses being suspended, it’s caused great reflection to happen within myself as to, “why?” The “why” is a question that pertains to the outrage, not the suspension. My personal response was one of heartbreak and I felt that I couldn’t possibly live this life well and to its fullest without receiving the Eucharist daily as I regularly do. I began to reflect on what I desired most from this Len

Hi! This is John Nemmer again. I would like to talk with you about St. Patrick, his Feast day is on March 17th and he was born in 387, died in 461, and is the patron saint of Ireland. Now, St. Patrick is one of the most well-known Saints on Earth and was born in Roman Britain. When he was about 14, he was kidnapped by Irish pirates and was forced to go to Ireland to become a slave there. At that time, Ireland wasn’t very Christian but St. Patrick still trusted in God’s Will a

Hi! This is John Nemmer again. I would like to talk with you about St. Valentine. His Feast day is on February 14th. He died in the year of 269. He is the patron saint of love, young people, and happy marriages. Now, St. Valentine is known as Saint Valentine of Rome. He was a third-century saint widely associated with God’s love. Not much of St. Valentine’s life was written down or known. However, we have this story of the saint, when St. Valentine was on house arrest with Ju