Author D Mac
I was visiting my childhood parish of Christ the King on Long Island tonight and just returned from the Saturday evening anticipated Mass. Guess what? The Mass went on with its elegant language and there were no riots! No complaining… Continue Reading →
Focus Christian Television has placed online a new hour-long interview with Fr. Barron centered around his Catholicism Project videos which have recently been released.If you’ve enjoyed hearing 6 to 8 minutes of Fr. Barron in his YouTube commentaries, you’ll love… Continue Reading →
The Diocese of Raleigh released new photos of its proposed new Cathedral of the Holy Name of Jesus this afternoon. There’s been some interesting buzz about it today in the blogs. One thing to note about this design: this is… Continue Reading →
A major step forward in the Catholic architectural landscape occurred this morning. Bishop Burbidge of the Diocese of Raleigh announced at an 11 am EST press conference that they have chosen an architect for their new cathedral, dedicated to the… Continue Reading →
The Province of St. Joseph of the Dominican Order, sometimes called the “Eastern” province, released some pictures of their novices, who, traditionally, receive the habit on August 8, St. Dominic’s feast day. This photo shows the novices who just finished… Continue Reading →
I’m happy to pass along this dynamic video on the process of preparing the translation of the third edition of the Roman Missal by my friend Fr. John Muir. If you’ve heard of green books, grey books and white books,… Continue Reading →
Last week I posted an introduction to the new St. Paul the Apostle Catholic church in Westerville, Ohio, just outside of Columbus. Its architect, David Meleca, has designed a number of classical and traditional churches over the last decade, and… Continue Reading →
I have had the good fortune to play a very minor consulting role in the new Catholic church of St. Paul the Apostle in Westerville, Ohio, which will be dedicated on June 29th. Its architect, David Meleca of Columbus, has… Continue Reading →