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Want to know which 6 other relics you’re missing by skipping a trip to the cathedral? Just take a look at this list.
6 Relics You Need to Visit at the Cathedral in Downtown L.A. Read More »
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Don’t miss this awesome hashtag experience!
Why You Should Follow #SuperBowlInTheConvent Every Year Read More »
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Now is the perfect time to start your prep work if you want to have an excellent Lenten experience.
Quick Tips to Help You Get Ready for Lent (Before It Gets Here) Read More »
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Don’t miss out on this lovely tradition. Get yourself some candles and find yourself a parish (or priest/deacon) that will be blessing them this weekend!
Candle-What? Why You Should Get Candles Blessed on February 2nd Read More »
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Next time you’re stuck on what to pray and/or want to try a new devotion, consider giving this one a chance.
Want Angels to Accompany You When Receiving Communion? Pray This Chaplet Read More »
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Although most people think about how life is mercifully slowing down for them, there is one group that worked hard and still continue to work selflessly for us all year round: the members of our own Church.
5 Fulfilling Ways to Give Back to Diocesan and Religious Members of the Church Read More »
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If you become seriously ill, here are some tips if you cannot make it to Mass.
4 Ways to Experience the Mass Even if You’re Stuck at Home Read More »
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While there’s no mention of the donkey in the Bible, it’s widely accepted as donkeys were commonly used to transport things in those days—and here’s the real donkey.
Don’t Be an Ass! Celebrate the Real Christmas Donkey! Read More »
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If you’re looking for something to ponder while at Christmas Eve or Christmas Day Mass, you can remember these wise words from Venerable Sheen.
Timeless Christmas Wisdom from Venerable Fulton Sheen Read More »
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However you chose to spend the holiday season, please remember that being single doesn’t have to mean a depressing holiday season.
How to Make the Most Out of Advent and Christmas While Single Read More »
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Here’s your guide on how to totally fail at Advent.
Here’s Your Guide on How to Totally Fail at Advent Read More »
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I highly recommend checking out Las Posadas, a traditional Mexican celebration performed during Advent, for yourself.
Why You Should Attend the Lively Posadas This Advent Read More »
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ere are fifteen saintly quotes containing words of wisdom to help you in the season.
Unlikely Saintly Wisdom to Help You Survive the Cuffing Season Read More »
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The month of November is dedicated to the poor souls in purgatory but many people stop praying for them after the first 8 days when indulgences can be earned. Does not earning them an indulgence mean you should simply stop praying for them? Of course not! In fact, we should be praying for them beyond
15 Saint Quotes That Will Inspire You to Pray for the Souls in Purgatory Read More »
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A new feast day is added to the calendar!
Make Sure You Know These 6 Facts About the Newest Marian Feast Day Read More »
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Every year, a group of Catholics get together (through virtual means) and we do the 54-day rosary novena together from All Saints’ Day (November 1st) until Christmas Eve. Mostly done via Twitter, the group prays and supports each other through the entire novena; sharing the graces received as they come in. Since we’re currently in
Join the 54-Day Rosary Novena Starting on All Saints Day Read More »
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Saintly Words of Consolation for Those Dealing with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Saintly Words of Consolation for Those Dealing with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Read More »
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“Thank you,” I whispered as I stood under the painting of Our Lady of Guadalupe that has been in my bedroom for most of my life, tears streaming down my cheeks. At that exact moment, my father was in the living room making his first confession and receiving the Eucharist for the first time in
Are Your Parents Away from the Church? Here are 5 Things You Can Do to Help Them Read More »
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You know you’re a Catholic if….
Think You’re Catholic? Let This Checklist Confirm It Read More »
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One thing I’ve always loved – and admired – about St. Pio of Pietrelcina (a.k.a. Padre Pio) is that he minced no words. We have our lovely gentle souls like St. Therese of Lisieux, but we also have saints like St. Pio for those of us who need the occasional dose of tough love. Here
Tough Love and Wisdom from the Words of St. Pio of Pietrelcina Read More »
