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Jesse Romero's Blog · Catholic Teaching · Theology
Apr 30, 2026
I was talking to a young woman who was in an iron lung for twenty-one years. The only part of her body that she could move was her head. She told me that she was visited the week before by six seminarians. They told her they were about to be ordained priests. She told them, 'I...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Liturgy · Sacraments
Jun 17, 2024
A priest who was in the German prison camp Dachau describes the Mass after all the German guards were in bed. He said, “Our lives were in danger if we were ever discovered. A young priest had to memorize the names of all of those who had received communion, but it was forbidde...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Liturgy · Sacraments · Catholic Teaching · Daily Reflections with Fulton Sheen
Jun 10, 2024
What is the Mass? The Mass is a drama; it's not a tragedy because there's a Resurrection. In every great drama there is first of all the conception of it strong in the mind of the artist. Second, there are long rehearsals, the choosing of characters and types; third, there is...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Radio Show Topics · Ecclesiology · Catholic Teaching
Apr 19, 2024
1. Deliver us from the scourge of cafeteria Cardinals and Bishops - https://www.tfp.org/deliver-us-from-the-scourge-of-cafeteria-cardinals-a...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Daily Reflections with Fulton Sheen · Catholic Teaching
Nov 2, 2023
I spent two years in graduate work in Washington after I was ordained, and then I was abroad for about five years. When I was done, I sent my bishop two letters. One letter invited me to start a school of scholastic philosophy at Columbia University. The second letter invited...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Radio Show Topics · Marriage & Family · Catholic Teaching · Sacraments
Sep 21, 2023
1. Matt 9:9-13 Follow me. And he got up and followed him.
Jesse Romero's Blog · Radio Show Topics · Political Issues · Catholic Teaching
Jul 25, 2023
1. Matthew 20:20-28 You will drink my chalice.
Jesse Romero's Blog · Daily Reflections with Fulton Sheen · Catholic Teaching
Nov 2, 2022
I spent two years in graduate work in Washington after I was ordained, and then I was abroad for about five years. When I was done, I sent my bishop two letters. One letter invited me to start a school of scholastic philosophy at Columbia University. The second letter invited...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Sacraments · Catholic Teaching · Theology
Sep 8, 2022
The reception of the grace that is in the sacraments is very effective in our soul because it is Christ who confers the grace. By the mere fact, for example, that we turn on the faucet, water comes out. The water does not come because we subjectively believe that water will co...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Liturgy · Catholic Teaching · Catechetics · Daily Reflections with Fulton Sheen
Jun 10, 2022
What is the Mass? The Mass is a drama; it's not a tragedy because there's a Resurrection. In every great drama there is first of all the conception of it strong in the mind of the artist. Second, there are long rehearsals, the choosing of characters and types; third, there is...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Catholic Teaching · Theology
Apr 29, 2022
I was talking to a young woman who was in an iron lung for twenty-one years. The only part of her body that she could move was her head. She told me that she was visited the week before by six seminarians. They told her they were about to be ordained priests. She told them, 'I...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Radio Show Topics · Ecclesiology
Nov 11, 2021
1. Luke 17:20-25 The Kingdom of God is among you.