Brian Mullins is a permanent deacon in the Rockford Diocese who has been assigned by his Bishop to Saint Catherine of Genoa Parish in Genoa, Illinois.
John 13:4-5 so he got up from the meal, took off his outer clothing, and wrapped a towel around his waist. After that, he poured water into a basin and began to wash his disciples’ feet, drying them with the towel that was wrapped around him. Today is Holy Thursday,Continue Reading
Words have power. We as Christians should truly believe that. Often we don’t even consider what we are saying or to who we are saying it, we simply say what we are feeling. Many times that feeling is not a good one, and those words are embodied with our painContinue Reading
Relationships have been coming up a lot lately, and I feel that many of us can always use reminders about what a Biblical marriage, and even a biblical courtship can be about. One of the biggest problems we have in today’s society is that both people in the relationship aren’tContinue Reading
A friend of mine posted the question, When we get to heaven, I know we will see Jesus, but will we also see the Father? The Holy Spirit? One of the best things about the book of Revelations is it gives us a glimpse into what heaven will be like.Continue Reading
I think this is an excellent question, though I think it’s worded in a way to make a negative answer. Someone mentioned recently about how could God allow a man like me, who works for God and tries to do God’s will, to need to have his spine fused. OrContinue Reading
Prayer is many faceted. That is there are different forms. Sometimes part of prayer is listening. The point is that we should be in communion with God at all times. How do we do this? First, we do actual prayer. Whether it’s four minutes a day, 10 minutes, an hour..Continue Reading
Simon of Cyrene. A man who had a huge role in history and in the most important events in the redemption of man. He was the man who, when Jesus fell and could no longer bear the cross, was compelled to lift it up and carry it for Him. It’sContinue Reading