Well I am back from my week in Seattle and enjoyed spending the weekend chillaxing with Tracy and Mary. A lot coming up with work but have excited about things happening here at CatholicFamilyMan.com. I have Professor Peter J. Colosi coming over today and we will be working on a website for the Theology of the Body Symposia that will be in Fatima Portugal this summer. While he is here I told him payment was going to be in the form of a sit down coffee talk style video on Lent (What is it? Why do we still do Ii in this modern age? Giving things up and/or doing something). I should have that up to kick of the week Monday. Much more coming as well but you’ll just have to tune in. In the meantime the following is a round-up of this last weeks posts as well as a round-up of Best Of The Catholic Web from the week. Finally, links to reflections on the readings for this Sunday’s Mass from Fr. Robert Barron and more.

CatholicFamilyMan.com Weekly Round-Up:

• Super Bowl Sunday, Spiritual Fitness, And Lent
• Daily Catechism Now Live
• What We Want, What We Need, And Prayer
• Now Featuring National Catholic Register With Top News
• Get CatholicFamilyMan.com Delivered Straight To Your Email Box
• Social Media And The New Evangelization
• Some Friday “Meat” For The Soul

Best Of The Catholic Web:

• Pope Angelus: Do not be discouraged in proclaiming the Gospel
• Today Matters
• “I love you. Can you pass the salt?”
• Faith, Hope, and Love: A commentary by Fr. Barron
• A Letter from a Pro-Life Democrat
• Making sense of another ambiguous ‘compromise’
• Catholic-Reformed Dialogue Begins To Explore Mission, Identity Of Church In Modern World
• Pope Benedict XVI’s 2013 Lenten Message
• Restoring Society through Marriage and the Commandments
• Statement on the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Regarding the HHS Mandate
• Lombardi Editorial: Youth in the cultural “multi-verse”
• Reflections on the Holy Spirit
• Saturday Keynote Melanie Pritchard West

Today’s Mass Reflections:

• This Sunday’s Gospel Reading Luke 5:1-11
• Sermon 631 : Duc In Altum! : 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
• Into the Deep: Scott Hahn Reflects on the 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time