Father Mikhael: Folk Magic & Healing

08/19/2025

08/15/2025

"Heavenly mother, filled with God's grace, pray for us today and all days, that we may strive to be trusting, patient and faithful, as you were, so that we may one day join you and all saints in heaven. In Jesus's name we pray. Amen." 

11/07/2024

Holy Virgin of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Americas, Pray for us!

01/06/2024

The word epiphany is not specific to Christianity, as Zeus’s alias, Epiphanes, can attest. It comes from the Greek epiphaneia, meaning “manifestation.” How is Three Kings Day celebrated? Find out! Almanac.com/Fact/Epiphany

12/14/2023

Blessed Feast of St. Lucy!

12/14/2023

A blessed Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe

12/14/2023

Thank you Good St. Anthony for your powerful intercession!

12/06/2023

Blessed Feast of St. Nicolas! Hope everyone got something wonderful in their shoe, boot or stocking!

12/05/2023

The Krampus (meaning dead one or clawed) is a traditional companion of Saint Nicholas. Appearing as a devil, demon or goat-like monster, Krampus exists among other not-so-nice companions of St. Nick who enact punishment on naughty children. Some others include Black Peter - who might bake kids into cookies - and Father Whipper - the cannibalistic butcher. On the eve before St. Nicolas Day - called Krampusnacht or Krampus Night in German - Krampus travels the land under the command of St. Nicolas. While good children are rewarded by St. Nick with sweets, toys and exotic fruits, misbehaved children are placed in a sack and hit with birch twigs by the horned and terrifying Krampus.

03/17/2023

https://www.farmersalmanac.com/st-patricks-day

Learn all about Saint Patrick, why shamrocks are associated with this holiday, plus other fun ways to celebrate!

03/04/2023

“March” is named for the Roman god of war, Mars. However, we think of it as the beginning of spring, as March brings the vernal equinox, the Full Worm Moon and the return of Daylight Saving Time! Here are important dates, gardening tips, and early spring recipes to celebrate the start of spring: Almanac.com/march