by Laura Hensley
After Pew Research published a poll in 2019 stating that only one third of all Catholics believed in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, there has been renewed energy among those who do believe to spread the word to those who don’t. This is the...
by Laura Hensley
Archbishop Georg Gänswein, longtime secretary to Pope Benedict XVI, updates the Stations of the Cross with new reflections from Jesus’ passion. The Way of the Cross is an illustrated guide provides us with the prayers, reflection and images to contemplate the...
by Laura Hensley
While we are in the midst of Lent, struggling with the “little” thing we might have given up for Lent, temptation is a much larger struggle that we all face daily. Tempted to cheat, tempted to steal, tempted to sneak, tempted to stray away from God. It may...
by Laura Hensley
Teaching children about God is comes with so many emotions. Catechists know what I’m talking about. Deciding if you want to teach is like Photo by Jonathan Cosens Photography on Unsplash Saying yes to the call is like Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash Planning for...
by Laura Hensley
Never have we ever heard someone say, “I wish I could suffer more.” Yet, we all know people who have overcome great suffering with grace and peace. They are beautiful examples to us and how we should join our suffering to Christ’s suffering. Why All...
