Editor’s Note: Today, we continue our six-part daily series on the upcoming changes to the Roman Missal, kindly shared with us by noted scholar and theologian Dr. Edward Sri, author of A Biblical Walk Through the Mass: Understanding What We Say … Keep reading

October is pro-life month! To celebrate it at Paper Dali (and keep us focused on our novena), I drew up  a novena activity sheet for all of you. It’s a two-part project: Mary and then the babies to color and … Keep reading

We are not made for this life, but something more eternal. A life with God worth waiting for and living now with Him. Blessings in disguise seem to pass us by. He is with us now, just stop and look … Keep reading

Editor’s Note: Today, we continue our six-part daily series on the upcoming changes to the Roman Missal, kindly shared with us by noted scholar and theologian Dr. Edward Sri, author of A Biblical Walk Through the Mass: Understanding What We Say … Keep reading

Ever have one of those frustrating moments when you desperately needed to lay your manicured mitts on a simple little screwdriver, you know, to unscrew the bottom of your vacuum cleaner so you could release the pet hamster you mistakenly … Keep reading

The world we live in is a busy place. People from all walks of life are hustling and bustling, trying to “produce”, trying to “succeed”, trying to “acquire”. We have convinced ourselves that we must keep moving, keep working, keep … Keep reading

Romans 2:1-11. Psalm 62:2-3.6-7.9. Luke 11:42-46: Wednesday’s Readings Paul gives us a  great insight into his comprehension of who God is. He tells us at the end of his reasoning about those who judge others and those who are righteous … Keep reading

Saint Anthony and I have always had a great relationship. I’m fairly certain he has a file marked “Sherry” just for me, and on it in permanent sharpie marker are keys, bracelet, purse, and matching socks, not to mention, the … Keep reading