Is it Time to Bring Back This Liturgical Tradition?
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It might very well be the right time to bring back this forgotten part of the liturgical calendar.
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Traditionis Custodes Cheat Sheet: Use This Guide to Navigate the Words, Phrases, and References
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Need to bush up on your Latin and other phrases or words to get a better understanding of Traditionis Custodes?
More Than A Finder of Lost Things: 8 Lesser Known Facts About St. Anthony of Padua
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Maybe he’ll help you find these lost facts…
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Strange Lenten Foods You May (not) Want to Try
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One of the hallmarks of Lent is abstinence on Fridays, and fasting and abstinence on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. As Lent continues this can leave Catholics feeling less and less creative when it comes to the culinary arts and reaching for the pizza delivery phone number (again) or buying out the fish department of
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The In-Between-Time: Approaching Ash Wednesday
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Even wonder how Ash Wednesday is seeming always at an unexpected time? Here’s why.
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A House Moved by Angels? What You May Not Know About the Holy House of Loreto
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It might also be the house in which the Immaculate Conception and Incarnation took place.
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How Much Exactly Does Baptism Do?
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Baptism is a sacrament often taken for granted but it comes with numerous effects. Here’s a few:
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“Did This Saint Really Have a Unicorn?” and Other Questions About Religious Art
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Did St. Justina have a unicorn, and why is St. Bernard doing that?
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Talk Less, Pray More: How to Deal With Gossip Like a Saint—Part 2
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We know that if we succumb to the temptation that there is the sacrament of confession available to us.
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Talk Less, Pray More: The Often Sneaky Sin of Gossip—Part 1
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Sins against this commandment may actually be quite grave, akin to the murder of the soul, and the killing of the reputation of another.
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Remembering Emilia: The Mother of John Paul II
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Servant of God Emilia Wojtyla, pray for us!
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The House is Now Still: The Dark Night of the Church
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After nine months, St. John was able to escape his prison, provided for by the Providence of God. As we continue in this collective dark night as the Body of Christ, may we not forget that we too may expect and demand the miraculous.
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John Paul II’s Guide to Prudence During a Pandemic
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The coronavirus is a global issue that offers us a unique opportunity to demonstrate our Christian love and compassion.
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Humility Every Catholic Must Know This Lent
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Learn the most this Lent from these saints.
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Sorry, the Video of John Paul II Singing the Ave Maria Isn’t Real
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The recording is certainly very beautiful, and should definitely count as “praying twice.” It is not, however, Pope John Paul II singing.
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What 60% of Catholics Don’t Know About the Eucharist—But Need to Learn
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Recently a Pew Research study determined that approximately sixty percent of Catholics do not believe in the True Presence of Christ under the species of bread and wine in the Eucharist. This has caused a stir and some consternation among the faithful, priests, and bishops. The Eucharist, according to Lumen Gentium no. 136, is the
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Fr. Martin Tweeted What?….Again?
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The “Twitterverse” can be a cantankerous place. Amidst the opportunities for evangelization, dialogue, and networking there are also plenty of instances of confusion, scandal, and sometimes even apparent heresy. No one knows this better, perhaps, than Fr. James Martin, S.J. Jesuit priest, author, consultant to the Vatican Dicastery for Communication, editor of America Magazine, and
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LGBT in the Catholic Church: Fact and Fiction
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Get your facts straight.
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John Paul II, Pope of the Divine Mercy
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Catholics have been celebrating the Sunday after Easter as Divine Mercy Sunday ever since John Paul II declared it on April 30, 2000, during the Canonization Mass of St. Faustina Kowalska. He declared, “It is important then that we accept the whole message that comes to us from the word of God on this Second
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Mother Angelica’s Business 101
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The shrewd business woman and humble nun makes is a shining example for those in business and the Catholic media.
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