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As we come to the end of the Easter Season, the mood of the season begins to change a bit.  During the early part of the season the atmosphere was one of joy.  It began slowly with the recognition of the empty tomb and increased to one of complete joy as the apostles encountered the […]

During the last two weeks of the Lenten season, the time known as Passiontide, I find myself longing.  It has been quite a while since there have been flowers on the altar at Church.  I am longing for the wonderful aroma and the beautiful effect they have on the atmosphere of the Church.  While the

As I am writing this article for God’s Field, we now find ourselves a few weeks into the Lenten season.  That being the case, it is a good time to reflect a bit on the commitment we are called to make each year as a part of our Lenten discipline.  Our Lenten practice primarily consists

As this year of 2017 has been designated by the Church as the Year of Commitment, it is appropriate that we examine all parts of our life since the commitment that our Lord Jesus Christ calls us to is a total commitment and not one that is only limited to a single part of our

During the beginning of each new year, we are often encouraged to make resolutions.  Maybe it’s to cast aside some unhealthy habit like quitting smoking, or giving up a daily trip for fast food.  Maybe our resolution is to adopt a healthy habit, like eating better or resolving to make a few trips to the

After the four week preparation that is the season of Advent, the season of hope and expectation, we arrive upon the season of the Nativity of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the season of the birth of Jesus.  As many of us will attend the evening Holy Mass of the Shepherds, we will hear

As the time of Fall comes, especially in the northeastern portion of the United States, many people travel around the area just to look at the leaves.  And certainly even if we have not traveled to the Northeast, we have certainly seen some pictures of the beautiful trees and landscapes of the Fall season.  Even

The Solemnity of the Christian Family is one of the four unique feasts of the Polish National Catholic Church.  It was instituted at the Third General Synod held in Chicago, Illinois, December 1, 2, 3, 1914.  The minutes of the Synod are quite plain in how they describe its institution.  “At 1:30 in the afternoon

We have just recently celebrated the Solemnity of Brotherly Love, a feast which is unique to the Polish National Catholic Church.  While the feast is unique to our Church, it is truly a universal Christian and Catholic ideal that Brotherly Love should be a part of the everyday thoughts and actions of a follower of Jesus Christ.  This year

Just a few short weeks ago, I returned from Convo 2016 held within the Eastern Diocese in Manchester, New Hampshire.  It was truly a wonderful time to spend five days with the clergy, youth and chaperones, who were all dedicated to getting to know Jesus better and prepared to spend time with each other in