Fifteen Fast Fatima Facts
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Say this five times fast.
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Padre Pio Had Jokes! — and They Were Funny
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Know rightly for his holiness, he also had a great sense of humor.
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Options for Streaming Mass During the Coronavirus Pandemic
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Wondering where to watch Mass when in quarantine? We got you covered!
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25 Gifs That Perfectly Describe the Lent Experience
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Can you related? Of course you can!
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Saints for Those WIth Lonely Hearts
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Some prayed in loneliness, others chose it. You can learn from both.
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Actors Who Could Totally Star in Biopic Movies of Saints
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Hollywood will certainly butcher it, but these actors could totally pull off these roles.
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What All Catholics Should Learn from That New Mr. Rogers Movie
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“I firmly believe this is one of the most important movies that has been made in my lifetime.”
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7 Things Every Catholic Needs to Do While on Vacation
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Many saints have said that Catholics are to be joyful people. So, enjoy your vacation like a saint.
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Saints for Those Who Struggle With ADHD
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Struggling with ADHD? Let these saints help!
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New (Better?) Theme Ideas for Catechetical Sunday 2020
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The USCCB’s theme and logo for Catechetical Sunday 2019 was met with disappointment . . . to put it mildly. Here it is, in case you missed it: “Stay with us” . . . ? That’s the message we’re supposed to deliver on day one? Well, in the hopes of avoiding a similar response next
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Obscure Saints for Every Letter of the Alphabet
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A is for Pope St. Alexander I Feast day: May 3 Roman by birth 6th Pope Probably helped shaped the liturgy Credited with starting the use of blessing water mixed with salt for the purification of Christian homes from evil influences According to tradition recorded in the Liber Pontificalis he suffered martyrdom on the Via
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4 Quick Things to Know About Possible Saint, Black Elk
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The Holy See is considering possible sainthood of Black Elk.
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Mass Survival Guide for the ADHD Brain
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Your quick guide to stay focused at Mass.
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‘Spiritual Wanderlust’ is a Phenomenal Journey in Spirituality
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A few weeks ago, my men’s group went to Theology on Tap together. I was not super interested in attending for various reasons. However, the men’s group was going, and this introvert sometimes has to force himself to be a person. So, I gritted my teeth and went. As it turns out, the speaker (Kelly
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A Historical Timeline of Notre Dame Cathedral
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In light of the recent tragic fire, here’s a look at the incredible history surrounding the beautiful Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France. 1160: The Basilica of Saint Étienne (which was built on the site of a Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter) torn down to make way for the Cathedral of Notre Dame 1163: Cornerstone
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8 Reasons Venerable Fulton Sheen Is the Bomb Dot Com
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With the latest development in the Fulton Sheen Canonization saga, it looks like things might be moving forward for this incredible man’s canonization. I say “might” because we’ve been through this before, and the inability of two bishops to play nice in the sandbox has dashed those hopes. Here are eight reasons why Fulton Sheen
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Dogs Are Better Than Cats Because They Are a Reflection of God’s Love
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One of the best things God ever created is the dog. It is the opinion (NOTE: I SAID OPINION AND NOT DOGMATIC TEACHING OF THE CHURCH. DON’T COME @ ME BRO) of this EpicPew writer that dogs were given a special purpose by God––to reflect God’s love. Here’s some ready why: Spelling One of the
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The People Every Catholic Meets at Daily Mass
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No matter where you attend daily Mass, there are some stereotypical characters you see. These are those people.
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The Catholic Card Game, Review
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I backed The Catholic Card Game on Kickstarter, so I was recently rewarded for my efforts with a delivery of the game and the expansion pack. For those who are unaware, The Catholic Card Game is a Catholic version of the wildly popular but highly inappropriate “Cards Against Humanity” game. The creator of the game
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Did You Know St. Dymphna is the Patroness of Mental Disorders?
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Winter and the time leading up to and following Christmas is a time when many find themselves feeling blue. This may be due to actual mental illness or just the stress this time of year seems to inflict on people. Regardless of whether or not you have a diagnosable mental condition, you still have a
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