by Laura Hensley
Among all of the ancient artifacts that have been uncovered throughout the ages, the Shroud of Turin is probably one of the most studied pieces. It depicts the image of a crucified man, beaten and bloody, and matches the description of how a man would have looked...
by Laura Hensley
So much of our world has changed this last year, but the one thing that will stay the same is the need for mercy. There are several ways to share our Catholic Faith with others, and one of the ways is through good works tending to the physical needs of others. Jesus...
by Laura Hensley
As the world is slowly opening back up after the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are finally getting back into our old routines. Kids are back in school and playing sports, workers aren’t Zooming as much, and instead of ordering everything online (as convenient as...
by Laura Hensley
Yep, you find “the one” and everything is wonderful. She is so sweet, he is the perfect gentleman. You date awhile and he proposes with the perfect backdrop of sunflowers and bunnies hopping in the background. She plans the perfect wedding and he reserves...
by Laura Hensley
I’ve heard the question: “Why don’t we just not have music in the Mass? We could say the prayers without music.” They’ll say “The services could be shorter or the homily longer without the music.” And it’s true: not everyone...
