Larry Peterson
Catholic Author
LATEST BLOG POSTS
- He died in a Concentration camp—his crime was “being Catholic”By Larry Peterson He Died for being “Excessively Catholic” Even as a child, Marcel Callo was a bit of a perfectionist. He liked order and displayed natural leadership… Read more: He died in a Concentration camp—his crime was “being Catholic”
- Praise the Lord—Jumbo Feeney attended Mass on EasterBy Larry Peterson Jumbo Feeney and I grew up together in the Bronx and have been best friends since first grade. We can go a year without talking to one… Read more: Praise the Lord—Jumbo Feeney attended Mass on Easter
- Does God send us “signs?” You DecideThis is a test post: –Looking into her eyes, he said, “There is Victory over Death.” I recently attended a funeral Mass and during the few minutes before the Mass… Read more: Does God send us “signs?” You Decide
- Saint Abel the Just, Feast Day, January 3
By Larry Peterson His was the first recorded death in Human History The holy people from the Old Testament are not usually called saints. We do not say, “St. Abraham”… Read more: Saint Abel the Just, Feast Day, January 3 - Marriage— “it unites spouses and binds them to their eternal souls…”
By Larry Peterson As we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Family it seems fitting to repost this article that focuses on the domestic church as described by Pope… Read more: Marriage— “it unites spouses and binds them to their eternal souls…” - His Love of Family led him to Martyrdom
He is a patron of married couples and fathers (posted in honor of the Most Holy Family By Larry Peterson Madagascar is a vast island nation located off the east-central… Read more: His Love of Family led him to Martyrdom
The Priest and the Peaches
The Power of Love and Faith in God
Take an extraordinary and unpredictable journey with the five, newly orphaned Peach kids, as they begin their struggle to remain a family while planning their dad’s funeral. Based on a true story, this novel will make you smile, laugh and even cry as you observe the Peach kids come to realize that the power of love and faith in God yields strength of family that can overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles.
The Demons of Abadon
An All-Out Struggle Between Good & Evil
Joey insisted that he kept on talking to his Dad. He had told his brothers and sister and they thought he did not understand Pop’s passing. After all, he was only six and Pops said he would “be back later.”
But then Beeker and Joey went to stay with Charlie and Eleanor Winters for the summer. They lived on an old farm in the Abadon Forest. But so did the “Darkened.” They did not want Joey anywhere near the Abadon. Why? They feared his innocence.
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