I posted the audio of a talk given in 2005 about the Shroud of Turin by Jack Sacco. Sacco, an engineer and writer by trade, interviewed the multi-disciplinary group of scientists who were given access to study the Shroud in 1978. The venue for the two-hour presentation was Saint Monica’s Catholic Church in Santa Monica, […]
The Divine Mercy novena begins today (Good Friday) and ends on Divine Mercy Sunday (the Sunday after Easter). The devotion to Divine Mercy is a powerful one, and it has spread far and wide through the Church in a very short time. I once visited the convent in Krakow, Poland where Saint Faustina Kowalska lived […]
Today, in honor of Holy Week, I’m posting a special podcast episode on The Stations of the Cross. Sometimes referred to as the Way of the Cross, or Via Crucis, the Stations of the Cross is an ancient devotion in Christianity.
This film explores the experiences of shame and redemption in a very unique way which I found compelling.
