by Jenna Kandas
One of the basic tenets of humanity is our God-given free will; our freedom to choose right from wrong, virtue over sin; to choose obedience over disobedience. After the fall, this free will was tainted, but still exists. One of the basic tenets America was founded...
by TJ Burdick
Father’s day is en route! You know what that memes, right? We pray the Lord’s Prayer Our Father You aren’t the Father. Your father isn’t the Father. You the son or the daughter. Who art in heaven We all have plans to move from this home to Our...
by Theresa Zoe Williams
Spiritual smackdowns, eternal consequences, and the receipts to prove it. Let’s not kid ourselves—Satan’s been trying to be the main character since Genesis. But time and again, Scripture reminds us: he’s not Him. He gets dunked on, defeated, humiliated, and handed...
by Rachel Padilla
For two days in May, the world sat watching a little chimney above the Sistine chapel (and the seagulls who were also very interested in the proceedings). Whenever a new Pope is elected the world seems to pause, watch, and, of course, comment. In 2025 this means...
by Mike Schramm
So, you’re halfway through Lent. How’s it going? Maybe it went, ahem, fast or maybe you are ready for Easter. We are three weeks in, so that puts us at just about halfway through this season. There is nothing wrong with taking stock of where one is and determining the...
by Laura Ricketts
Sacred Art has long been known to be a tool for prayer, catechesis, and contemplation. John Paul II, in his Letter to Artists (April 4, 1999) said, “In order to communicate the message entrusted to her by Christ, the Church needs art. Art must make perceptible,...
