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…through our Architecture? We sit down this week with Deacon Kevin Sartorius, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Tulsa, to talk about the intention and message that went into the construction of Catholic Charities. Additionally, we’ll talk about their new initiative the Porta Caeli House, and the relationship of the Resurrection with death. Tune in…
This Sunday at 3:30pm, St. Michael Catholic Radio will be filming the Divine Mercy Chaplet at St. Benedict Catholic Church in Broken Arrow, OK. Click here for a map We want to invite you to come pray with us as Deacon Dick Berbett, accompanied by a few members of the St. Benedict choir, will lead us in…
Father Matt Gerlach is the pastor at St. Pious X Parish in Tulsa, OK. He studied Theology at Saint Meinrad School of Theology and is the Director of Propagation of the Faith in the Tulsa Diocese. He is the youngest of 6 kids, he has 14 nieces and nephews, and 30 great nieces and nephews.…
Featuring: Readings for Monday of the Octave of Easter An Ancient Homily from Holy Saturday Mother Miriam of the Lamb of God prioress of the Daughters of Mary, Mother of Israel’s Hope The connection between Good Friday and the Passover Giving your children a Catholic Identity Resources to create a Catholic Identity in Your Home:…
Perhaps it is because my brother is a priest. Or maybe because I spent 12 years working as a cook for the priests of my parish, It could be that being involved in ministry has given me the opportunity to work alongside some amazing priests. Honestly, I am not sure of the reason – but I…
After many months – St. Michael Catholic Radio is excited to offer streaming capabilities for our listeners! Outside our listening area? No problem! You can listen, thanks to CatholicSacramentals.org, by going to www.stmichaelradio.com/stream. Thank you for all your support and prayers! Please share this news with your family and friends! If you have any questions,…
Forget Ebola, porn is the real plague consuming our society. It is an epidemic of massive proportions and a growing public health crisis. The vast majority of men admit they regularly look at it: Lawyers, doctors, pastors, priests, husbands, it doesn’t matter. And despite the best efforts or protective parents, every child will be exposed to…
Head on over to Catholic Lane to read my latest post in their weekly Front Row With Francis Series, which comments on the Holy Father’s Wednesday audiences. Last week, during his audience, Pope Francis spoke about the Easter Triduum. I have to admit to experiencing a major “let-down” every Easter Monday. Any one else feel that…
“Iron sharpeneth iron, so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” Proverbs 27:17 (Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition) I’ve always enjoyed this scripture passage for several reasons. First, it drives home the point of being on guard and ready to debate and philosophize with our Christian brothers and sisters. Second, it’s an exhortation to keep…
Christus resurrexit! Resurrexit vere! Happy Easter from the Catholic Gentleman! The Lord, having put on human nature, and having suffered for him who suffered, having been bound for him who was bound, and having been buried for him who was buried, is risen from the dead, and loudly proclaims this message: Who will contend against…