Diminishing Job Prospects for Protestant Pastors
The Public Television Program Religion and Ethics Weekly, has a program this week concerning the diminishing job prospects for Protestant pastors. I would add ...
Author: Fr. Peter
Alexander Walter Johnston, an Ordinary Guy
If you are a follower of these pages you know that I have been engaged in family research for some time. It is always fun in this type of research, when you fi...
Top Posts of the Past Week
Here is a list of the top posts of the past week here at Shepherd of Souls Heartland ~ A Review The Cross of Pope John Paul II The Lost Towns of the Swift River...
IOCC Responds to Victims of Tornadoes in the South
Baltimore, MD (IOCC) — The powerful spring storms that spawned a cluster of damaging tornadoes this past week have affected the lives of millions of people acro...
The Cross of Pope John Paul II
On Sunday, April 27, 2014 the world witnessed the canonization of two new saints in the Roman Catholic Church, Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, known as Pope John XXII...
The Lost Towns of the Swift River Valley
Located in Central and Western Massachusetts was the Swift River Valley, and area of rich agriculture and mills. Like many small American towns, the towns of D...
Family Research Tour ~ Maine
At the time of this writing I am in Machias Maine on the last leg of my three day family research trip. I began this journey on Tuesday in York and have slowly...
Pascha Encyclical of Archbishop Nicolae
PASTORAL LETTER ON THE FEAST OF THE LORD’S RESURRECTION 2014 † NICOLAE by the mercies of God Archbishop of the Romanian Orthodox Archdiocese in the Americas To ...
Sunday Links Roundup
Here are links to a few things I have been reading this past week. Boston 1775 ~ The “No King But Jesus” Myth The Junto ~ Yes, Virginia, there was an American E...
The Paschal Homily of St. John Chrysostom
If any man be devout and loveth God, let him enjoy this fair and radiant triumphal feast! If any man be a wise servant, let him rejoicing enter into the joy of ...