May 3rd, 2010 
Tom Pringle Over the last couple of days, I have continued reflecting on this year in seminary formation and have been given the opportunity to recall many graces that I have received. The Lord has been extremely generous to me! In reflection of the first part of the formational year, I got up to the celebration of [...]
Posted in Seminary, Year in Review 
Tags: Alumni Reunion, Ambassador Diaz, Ambassador Miguel Diaz, Ambassador to the Holy See, Blessed Mother, Christmas Break, Easter Break, Fall Semester, Fides et Ratio, Finals, Holy See, Humanities Projects, Miguel Diaz, Passion, Silent Retreat, US Ambassador to the Holy See, Vatican, VAW, Vocations Awareness Weekend 
View Comments April 19th, 2010 Tom Pringle Five years ago today, Pope Benedict XVI was elected in the second day of the Papal Conclave. Let us remember the Holy Father in our prayers on this special anniversary. Most especially, let us show our support for our German Shepherd as he continues to guide the church.
Shortly after the Habemus Papam announcement, Pope Benedict [...]
March 29th, 2010 Tom Pringle Yesterday, Palm Sunday, marked the beginning of the holiest week in the Christian calendar. As Catholics, this year we will seem to be walking even closer to Christ than usual as a result of the recent developments out of Europe and the media’s attack on the Catholic Church.
Holy Week is time when Catholics worldwide feel [...]
March 15th, 2010 Tom Pringle Early this evening, Cardinal Francis George, Cardinal Archbishop of Chicago and president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) released the following statement regarding the current health care reform bill up for consideration by the Congress of the United States (COTUS). The bill, in its current language, does not address the issues raised [...]
Posted in Special, USCCB Tags: Abortion, Archdiocese of Chicago, Benedict XVI, Cardinal Francis George, Congress of the United States, COTUS, Health Care, Health Care Reform, Holy See, House of Representatives, Hyde Amendment, Miguel Diaz, Miguel H. Diaz, Pope Benedict XVI, Pro-life, Senate, Stupak Amendment, United States, US Ambassador to the Holy See, USCCB, Vatican View Comments March 12th, 2010 Tom Pringle Check out the article that the Orlando Sentinel posted on their website this morning.
Benedict XVI, the first pope with his own YouTube channel and presence on Facebook, is urging Roman Catholic clergy to use social media to communicate with parishioners and reach those outside the church.
“Priests are thus challenged to proclaim the Gospel by employing [...]
Posted in Diocese of Orlando, Social Media Tags: Benedict XVI, Carol Brinati, Diocese of Orlando, Facebook, Fr. Stephen Parkes, Holy See, Institute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies, Most Precious Blood, Orlando Sentinel, Oviedo, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope2You, Social Media, Twitter, Vatican View Comments
