Our faith is meant to be lived, day in and day out. Sometimes though, being a Catholic can be sort of, well, awkward. Have you had any of these awkward moments this month? This week? Okay, be honest, how many have you had just today? 1. Forgetting the words of the...
May is traditionally a month honoring Our Lady. It is a common practice to construct a May altar to honor her, and to hold May crownings of statues of Our Lady. May also tends to be the month that Catholic children receive their First Holy Communions, and that some...
EpicPew recently had the chance to chat with Peter and Theresa Martin, authors of The Rule: John Paul II’s Rule for a Joy Filled Marriage of Divine Love. This life-changing and marriage changing book includes never before printed in English documents written by...
Lent will soon be upon us and as it approaches the Church asks the faithful to consider what Lenten practices they will adopt in anticipation of the season. Traditionally, three weeks before Lent was a season a “pre-Lent” preparation called Septuagesima....
The time for the great “O” Antiphons is almost upon us! The USCCB explains, The Roman Church has been singing the “O” Antiphons since at least the eighth century. They are the antiphons that accompany the Magnificat canticle of...