by Dr. Anne DeSantis
In family life, there are various occasions to exercise the spiritual work of mercy of forgiving all injuries. This is one of the most important of the spiritual works of mercy because it is something that needs to be done often. Every day there are occasions where we...
by Tim Mason
Photo by Ian on Unsplash The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, stands as a testament to the enduring power of pilgrimage in the Catholic Faith. For over one thousand years, pilgrims, or peregrinos, from all corners of the world...
by Caroline Godin
We love our children and want them to be happy, but are we hurting them in the long run with good intentions? You hear it all the time, “I just want them to be happy.” Happy when? Now? Later in life? What about for eternity? If given the choice, most of us—anyone who...
by Dr. Anne DeSantis
https://unsplash.com/photos/3mt71MKGjQ0 The saints of our faith are the heroes of the Church. They are always praying and interceding for us and for our families. They offer real-life inspiration as they have traveled the course of life and have lived through it. Not...
by Jenna Kandas
June is a month filled with vacations, summer cookouts, and the celebration of Pride Month. While the latter does not define the whole month, reminders of it seemingly are everywhere. While listening to Fighting the Good Fight on Catholic radio a few weeks ago, the...
by Tom Perna
Recently, I was on Facebook when I noticed funny things that people around my Mom’s age do on Facebook. Mom is a Baby Boomer. Everyone knows a Boomer—we work with them, we know them from church, or we were raised by them. For four years, I worked with Boomers every...
