Learn this devotion to the Precious Blood of Jesus.

Fr. Scott A. Haynes A Meditation for the Feast of the Finding of the True Cross, May 3 Introduction: The Cross as the Center of the...

Fr. Scott Haynes On Good Friday, a moving celebration commemorates the deposition from the cross on Calvary and the burial of Jesus in...

This blessed night is full of contrasts. Consider the institution of the Priesthood and of the Holy Mass and how then Judas betrays Christ.

Let us follow Christ into His Sacred Passion.

Learn the story of how St. Helena, the mother of Constantine, found the True Cross of the Lord.

On Holy Saturday, we particularly consider the work of Christ as He harrowed hell.

In Passiontide, we behold the covering of the Crosses and sacred images, reminding us how Christ hid from his persecutors, as he prayed.

The Lord hid the tree of life from Adam and his descendants, and the Lord planted another Tree, the second Tree of Life, the Cross.

The Lord is with us through thick and thin. In good times or in bad, God walks through life at our side.

St. John the Baptist tells us that as we encounter the Lord, we must be humble of heart.

The late Renaissance composer, Lassus, represents the mature polyphonic style of the Franco-Flemish school. His prayerful music calms souls.

Poulenc wrote Timor et tremor in Noizay (1939) for Monsieur l'Abbé Maillet. It was sung in Paris, by Les Petits Chanteurs at Holy Week 1939.

Understanding the theology of the Cross, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen teaches us how to carry our cross after Christ.

The poor souls rest in Jesus' wounds, like the dove which hid itself in the “clefts of the rock” (Can. 2:14).

Fr Scott Haynes presents the Chaplet of the Holy Face given to Sr. Mary of St. Peter. Jesus gave 9 promises to those who pray the chaplet.

Fr. Scott Haynes presents the Prayer to the Shoulder Wound of Christ of St. Bernard of Clairvaux.