Cabrini: A Woman to Celebrate

Cabrini: A Woman to Celebrate

March 8th is International Women’s Day. On this day in 2024, the film Cabrini was released and it’s chosen date is quite fitting. The story is based on true events on St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, or Mother Cabrini, the first American saint. She’s the patroness of...
The Baptism of Our Lord Jesus Christ

The Baptism of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Merry Christmas, at least for one more day. Today, January 11, 2026, marks the final day of the Christmas Season as we celebrate the Baptism of our Lord Jesus Christ. Before we go diving into Ordinary Time, let’s unpack the meaning behind this important and often...
10 Saints that Teach Us About Gratitude

10 Saints that Teach Us About Gratitude

We think of November as the month of gratitude because of Thanksgiving. As Catholics, we also associate it with the saints due to All Saints Day on the first of the month. Let’s put that together. The saints are a great example of gratitude. They found joy amidst...
Is Your Catholicism Showing?

Is Your Catholicism Showing?

Remember when daytime running lights were new? I remember a commercial with a person was driving during the day and people kept near missing the car, but stopping to shout, “Hey buddy, your lights are on!” The irony was amusing. Now we know daytime running lights are...
7 Dos and Don’ts of a Good Confession

7 Dos and Don’ts of a Good Confession

First confession: I’m not a priest. Glad I got that off my chest. I’m no expert on Confessions, but I know a little something about admitting things and forgiveness. If I can see when my kids aren’t being honest or when something’s weighing on them, how much more can...