Bishop Sheen Rosaries

Bishop Sheen Rosaries was originally created to provide money to the school that I taught at in Uganda. These funds are sent to help offset the price of tuition, and provide scholarships when needed. We believe that helping provide education, not providing material goods, is the best way to help a country pull itself out of poverty. Read this article to find out why.

The Church has an interesting view on Faith (religion) and Reason (science). The Church believes that Faith without Reason leads to superstition, and Reason without Faith leads to relativism. Both are inherently wrong.

The Knights Templar were not a perfect order, and I am certain that during the Crusades atrocities were committed. Where I often pause is this; any time the media or popular culture makes something Catholic out to be completely evil, it often is more nuanced.

St. John of Egypt became cloistered at the age of 25, and for the first decade of his life learned from a hermit. This hermit would teach St. John obedience and patience through often frustrating means, such as watering a stick every day for a year.

I can only imagine what St. John was thinking at the time. Especially when, after the year was up, the hermit just threw the stick away!