# Saint Lawrence

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343. Saint Lawrence namesake

The first European explorer known to have sailed up the St. Lawrence River itself was Jacques Cartier. At that time, the land along the river was inhabited by the St. Lawrence Iroquoians. Because Cartier arrived in the estuary on Saint Lawrence's feast day of August 10th, 1535, he named it the Gulf…

God Will Never Be Outdone in Generosity | Daily Homily August 10, 2026

Saint Lawrence gave everything for Christ, but what does the witness of the martyrs mean for us today? Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR reminds us that our faith becomes fruitful when we give more of ourselves to God—through prayer, worship, time, and generosity. As he says, “God will never be outdone i…

Ep. 58 - What's the Deal with Ouija Boards?

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The ouija board, a game that is fun for the whole family... even your dead relatives. In this episode we explore the dangers of ouija boards and even into some of the common spirits people interact with, otherwise known as "the ouija board demon". That doesn't sound good. We also revisit our old fr…

Daily Reflection for the Pontifical Mission Societies, July 21, 2026

Msgr. Roger J. Landry National Director, The Pontifical Mission Societies Daily Reflection for July 21, 2026 Here is the video of today’s reflection. The YouTube generated transcript for today’s reflection is: I’m Monsignor Roger Landry, National Director of the Pontifical Mission Societies i…

Jason Crawford on God's Fools

Dr. Jason Crawford is a professor of early modern literature and culture at Union University. In his research and teaching he works on both tragedy and suffering and comedy and laughter. His latest book is God's Fools: Saints, Prophets, Martyrs, and the Making of Modern Comedy. In this episode, Dr.…

EP 15: Greg Carvel on Building UMass Hockey, Cale Makar & Coaching with Culture | Inside The Game with Pierre McGuire

Welcome to another episode of Inside The Game with Pierre McGuire. In this conversation, Pierre sits down with Greg Carvel, the Head Coach at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, for a wide-ranging discussion on coaching, culture, player development, leadership, and the values that shape a prog…

The Feast of Saint Lawrence

Today is the feast of Saint Lawrence, a deacon who gave everything — including his life — in service to the poor. Today's readings explore the paradox of generous self-giving: that what is freely poured out, even unto death, becomes the source of lasting abundance. Paul's letter and the Gospel both…

The Memorial of Saint Lawrence of Brindisi

Today's readings explore the boundless mercy of a God who forgives freely and draws people close. Micah offers a portrait of a shepherd-God who casts sins into the sea and remains faithful to ancient promises, while the Gospel reveals that closeness to God comes not through bloodline but through do…

What is the Church's Money For?

The Stewardship of the Temporal Goods of the Church The Catholic Church & Christianity Case — Part IV What does the Catholic Church actually own? Where does its money come from? Who controls it—and what is it ultimately supposed to accomplish? In this new episode of Irrevocable with Fr. André…