by Laura Ricketts
History tends to repeat itself. Calamity. Crisis. Plague. Pestilence. Peace. Prosperity. Apathy. Wash, rinse, repeat. As the faith instituted by Christ to grant Salvation to mankind, Catholicism has seen this cycle play out since the Last Supper. Tradition,...
by Erin Rebar
The month of August is dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. You’ve likely seen the image before—a red heart wreathed in flowers and pierced by a sword. Often, the image is paired with that of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. “But Mary treasured all these...
by Laura Hensley
Among all of the ancient artifacts that have been uncovered throughout the ages, the Shroud of Turin is probably one of the most studied pieces. It depicts the image of a crucified man, beaten and bloody, and matches the description of how a man would have looked...
by Laura Ricketts
On the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Pope Francis issued a papal document called a Motu Proprio that has since rocked some of the Catholic world. Cardinals, bishops, priests and of course bloggers have all been weighing in, giving their interpretations,...
by Jessica McAfee
Twelve Holy Mysteries, that is! The Magnificat and Ignatius collaboration has done it once again! It’s called Holy Mysteries!: 12 Investigations into Extraordinary Cases and it’s up to the expected quality of Ignatius and Magnificat—this time for your...
by Alex R. Hey
August is dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. To help inspire you, here are six quotes to meditate upon during this month. “Do whatever He tells you.” – John 2:5 This quote of Mary’s is not discussed often enough. In it, we find quite possibly the...
