Problems Only Catholics Have in May
Confused or frustrated by the Catholic woes of the month of May? We are, too!
Could Your Marriage Change the World? John Paul II Thinks So
They have been married over twenty years, laugh often, and know this is all God’s doing….
The Incremental and the Gentle: Two Approaches to Lent
A different approach to thinking of Lent, even for the well-practiced Catholic.
The New Christmas Album You Didn’t Know You Needed
Move over Mariah, there are new “Christmas kings” in town, and yes, they know that Christmas is about the King of kings. The folk rock band, Scythian, has debuted their first-ever Christmas album, titled Christmas Out at Sea, by Scythian and Friends and it is one you will want on your shelves, in your music …
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Marian Misunderstandings at Christmastide
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” or so the song says. For the secular world, Christmas is over and it is time to sell Valentine’s Day. For Catholics who celebrate traditional Christmastide, it has only still just begun and will continue until February 2nd and the Feast of the Purification, or Candlemas. Now …
The Month of Memento Mori and Questions About Death
Click here for some of the most common, yet often unasked, questions regarding death, Catholic funerals, and burial.
The Glory of the Cloud of Witnesses
“Having so great a cloud of witnesses over our head . . . let us run by patience to the fight proposed to us” – Hebrews 12:1.
6 Ways to Keep the Joy of Easter Alive for the Whole Season
Easter Sunday begins an entire season of joyful celebration for Catholics. Just as Lent is a season, Easter has its own season, beginning with the Easter vigil on Holy Saturday night and ending fifty days later after the Ascension at Pentecost. This makes the Easter season a full ten days longer than Lent. During this …
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