Archbishop Fulton Sheen: The Blessed Virgin Mary- The Woman I Love

Pope John XXIII - A Reflection from Salt + Light

The Dignity and Importance of Work

I know that this is a day late, but it's never to late to reflect on the dignity of work, exemplified by St. Joseph, whose feast under the title of The Worker we celebrated yesterday. St. Joseph has a special place in the Salesian family because he is the patron of our Brothers. While the work of the Salesian Brother today is varied, St. Joseph's patronage goes back to the days when most of our Brothers worked in shops training carpenters, electricians and other skilled trades. But whether we are brothers, priests or lay people, and no matter if our work is blue collar or white collar, the example of dedication and hard work of St. Joseph is pertinent for everyone.

Media from the Apostleship of Prayer

Mary's Guidance: From AOP

Saint Joseph: A Hidden Life from "Who Cares About The Saints?" with Fr. James Martin

Fr. Barron on Two Radical, Converted Disciples (Word From Rome #5)

Fr. Barron: Canonization Stories (Word From Rome #4)

Canonization of Saints John XXIII and John Paul II - Salt +Light Perspectives Daily

The Tenth Commandment from Columbia Catholic Ministry

Highlights of the Canonizations of St. John XXIII and St. John Paul II

Two Apostles of Prayer from AOP

Footage of the Caninizations from the UK Telegraph

Impressions from St. Peter's Square (Word From Rome #3)

Fr. Barron on The Church's One Purpose (Word From Rome #1)

Fr. Barron on Why Pope John XXIII is a Saint (Word From Rome #2)

Final Preparations in Rome - Salt + Light

Here's a report first posted yesterday by Canada's Salt + Light channel in the final preparations for the canonizations of John XXIII and John Paul II

Canonization Preparation in Rome - Perspectives Daily - From Salt + Light

A Recap of Pope Francis' Easter Celebrations from Catholic News Service

Here's a simple presentation of parts of the Triduum as celebrated in Rome by Pope Francis. The images are allowed to stand on their own with only the Holy Father's words to back them up. Enjoy!

John XXIII from "Who Cares About The Saints?" with Fr. James Martin, S.J.