by Rachel Padilla
For centuries, Christians have been celebrating the Nativity of Mary, one of only three birthdays marked on the Church’s calendar. Even before the date was set for the celebration, people were honoring Mary and her special role in Salvation History through art,...
by Mike Schramm
Later this week the Church celebrates the feast of one of its most popular and influential Saints outside of the Bible, St. Augustine of Hippo (August 28). His sanctity, understanding of the Christian faith, and sensitivity to the struggles of the Christian life has...
by Mickey
from PxHere The 54 Day Rosary novena has become a popular devotion to pray beginning on August 15th and ending on October 7th. But what if I told you that there are some other prayerful ideas to consider for this powerful novena? I remember the graces praying it last...
by Laura Hensley
I was driving down the street the other day, when a bumper sticker caught my eye – “All things are possible.” Hmm, nice try but WRONG. That got me thinking, there are SO MANY quotes we think are the actual quote. So what is the actual quote?...
by Caroline Godin
If it doesn’t get put on a list, it doesn’t get done. That’s how it is with me. Even my routine things from drinking enough water to saying all my prayers are on an app. (It’s called Finch, and it’s fun way to track selfcare and other daily habits. My teen son has it...
by Rachel Padilla
The Martin family is known for its simple holiness. From St. Therese’s Little Way to Sts. Zelie and Louis being the first married couple canonized together a sort of everday holiness pervades the family from Lisieux. The heart of this family, Marie Azelia...
