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Need a pre-Lent infusion of deep reflection? Check out this book by Cardinal Tagle

Throughout the liturgical year, not limited to Advent, Christmas, Lent, Triduum, or the pinnacle of Easter, it is worthwhile to reflect deeply on the remarkable implications of the Paschal Mystery. In doing this, Catholics benefit to engage in spiritual reading throughout the liturgical year. “What a wonderful mystery it is to live by the life of […]

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Finally, Catechesis for the WHOLE Family – Check Out Our New “A Family of Faith” Series!

  Catechesis for the Whole Family In the midst of various catechetical frameworks and platforms, catechesis is often centered on either solely the child (e.g., CCD) or solely the adult (e.g., RCIA). However, how often is catechesis focused on the WHOLE family? After all, as Pope Saint John Paul II reminded us in his 1981

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There’s a sweet app for Catholics who support and are involved in missions

If you’re a Catholic (or support a Catholic) involved in missions or support missions, you should check out the new Missio app. This awesome app helps to support mission efforts through fundraising, networking, updates, and a lot more. Listen to this awesome promo narrated by Liam Neeson:   The networking side is very friendly and

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Bishop Barron’s ‘Catholicism: The Pivotal Players’ series is absolutely stunning and you have to watch it soon

When I chose to convert to the Catholic Church in 2012, my very first RCIA class gathered to watch an episode of Catholicism by Father Robert Barron. It was a fabulous night and I was hooked on the content from Word on Fire from then on. I had a chance to watch the new series

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2 books guaranteed to make Mass better for your toddler: My Little Catechism and A Missal for Toddlers

What is more important than introducing children to our God, faith and Church? Nothing! It can be a daunting task even for the best teachers, so when I find amazing tools which make my kids eyes sparkle as they make connection, I HAVE to SHARE!   My Little Catechism and A Missal for Toddlers  

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Confused about faith and science? Read this book! A Review of Particles of Faith

“All this science I don’t understand” – Rocket Man, Elton John I’ve had the pleasure of following Stacy Trasancos for years and there’s two things that always come to mind when I consider what she brings to Catholics: First, wow, she’s ridiculously smart and I’ll never catch up; and Second, praise God she has an

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24 Quotes from “Particles of Faith” that Richard Dawkins Would Never Say

Catholic Author of all things science, Stacy Trasancos has an awesome new book with Ave Maria Press titled Particles of Faith: A Catholic Guide to Navigating Science. It packs a pretty nice mix of theology and science when considering some of today’s toughest questions. It’s a great read that challenges any reader to connecting faith

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Why Catholics Must Know the Bible: Bible Basics for Catholics by Dr. John Bergsma

Catholics sometimes have the ignoble distinction of not being sufficiently familiar with the Bible, or as familiar as we ought to be. That is unfortunate, in either appearance or actuality, particularly considering that the Catholic Church provided all twenty-seven books of the canon of the New Testament, not to mention going on two-thousand years of

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