A Saint for Every Day in July
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Read about these saints, and let your calendar with faith, hope, and their intercessory love.
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The Worldwide Synod: What Can We Learn?
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The Worldwide Synod started in 2021 and ends in 2023. It is an endeavor started by Pope Francis teaching us to walk together as Catholics. The goal is to learn, and to grow in faith. The Synod is an invitation for the entire world to partake by discovering more about ourselves and our identity. We
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The Visitation of Our Lady, and Life in the Womb
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The Feast of the Visitation of Our Lady is one of pure joy. One that features infants in their mother’s wombs greeting each other. Mary, newly pregnant following her beautiful fiat, arrives at her Aunt and Uncles home. The marvelous thing that happens is that the babies, still in the womb greet each other! John
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An Exorcist Talks about Horror Movies and Board Games
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If the devil is going to show up at some point in a movie, I’d rather not see it. Yet, any exorcist will tell you that it’s the devil that you don’t see that is the most dangerous—the ones that tell you immorality is a good thing and if there’s a God, he wouldn’t mind.
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Counseling the Doubtful: A Job for All Christians
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Counseling the Doubtful is a spiritual work of mercy one we can practice daily. Not only daily, this is one we are assured to have opportunities to practice often. Moments appear daily, and in numerous ways. The spiritual works of mercy are those sacrificial and pastoral acts we do to follow Christ more closely. These
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What’s So Bad About Contraception and IVF??
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At first glance, they appear to be complete opposites, but they have more in common that one might think.
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10 Reasons You NEED to Get to Know Saint Eugène de Mazenod
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One of the most important counter-cultural saints of our time.
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6 Ways to Keep the Joy of Easter Alive for the Whole Season
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Easter Sunday begins an entire season of joyful celebration for Catholics. Just as Lent is a season, Easter has its own season, beginning with the Easter vigil on Holy Saturday night and ending fifty days later after the Ascension at Pentecost. This makes the Easter season a full ten days longer than Lent. During this
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Holy Week Reflections Everyone Can Handle
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Some important to-dos for Holy Week, even if you’re a bit “last minute.”
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Who the Heck Are These Guys? 4 Saints I Have Never Heard of Before
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You might never have heard of these saints, so let’s change that.
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Vibes Every Catechist Understands
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The roller coaster is real.
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9 Surprising Thoughts on Lenten Fasting From St. Francis de Sales
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His words give “fasting with your whole heard” a whole new meaning.
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Getting Back on Track During Lent
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Go from “Good God, it’s morning” to “Good morning, God!”
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10 Scriptural Passages that Emphasize Hospitality
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“All guests to the monastery should be welcomed as Christ because he will say, ‘I was a stranger, and you took me in.’” — St. Benedict
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Do You Celebrate This Almost Forgotten Lenten Sunday?
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Ever celebrated your “mother church”?
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Reflections on St. John Henry Newman’s Lenten Sermon
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According to the English Catholic priest-cardinal John Henry Newman, “Growth is the only evidence of life.” Life is then most apparent in the springtime with the bursting and budding of flowers, trees, and whistling of birds. Winter precedes this era of new life. Is it not interesting that within nature newness of life springs forth
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Spiritual Reading for Your Lent
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We’ve got your ultimate lineup for great spiritual reading during Lent.
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Lent Is Here! Time to Reflect
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“Despise not the fast period of forty days, for it comprises an imitation of the conduct of the Lord.” — St. Ignatius of Antioch, A.D. 110.
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Building Our Lives on Our Faith
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Our Faith is a gift we must use to increase charity.
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7 St. John Chrysostom Quotes to Challenge You
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Let this Doctor and Church Father get your mind and heart in the right direction.
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