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In 1150, a Carthusian monk was hard at work in the garden of his cell when he was struck by the image of prayer found deep in the bowels of the Old Testament.
Lectio Divina: A Quick Guide to Climbing the Ladder of Monks Read More »
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Though some terms for the Eucharist developed over time, the belief of what the Eucharist is has been a present teaching in the Church since New Testament times.
Why the Eucharist Is What Jesus Says It Is Read More »
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Here are a Catholic conversation starters few to get you off and running!
Hungry for Conversation? Here are Some Catholic Questions to Get You Going Read More »
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We can’t wait to see what this young woman creates next!
This Teen is Creating Epic Catholic Chalk Art! Read More »
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“Knotting her brows slightly, she would draw an imaginary line from her hand downward, as if from our Lady’s hand to the children.”
What Sr. Lucia’s Vision of Fatima Looked Like (in her own words) Read More »
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In this book, readers get a full semester of Aquinas and LaGrange In this 103-page book that’s about as big as your dad’s hand.
Dominican Theologian Offers Excellent Primer on Theology Read More »
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Fr. Longenecker offers insightful perspective in dealing with life’s (and the world’s) greatest challenges.
What’s Wrong With the World? Here are the 6 Big Ones Read More »
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Much could be said about Mary in the month of May, which is dedicated to her honor. I will leave you with ten quotes by St. Louis De Montfort.
10 Quotes That Reveal the Secrets of the Holy Rosary Read More »
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Archbishop Gänswein’s stunning reflections on the Stations of the Cross will give life to your own Stations of the Cross devotions.
Learn and Follow Along with Pope Benedict XVI’s Way of the Cross Read More »
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Do you want to learn more about the thoughts of St. Faustina and her image of the Divine Mercy? Have you ever wondered what either have to do with you? This daily devotional, Jesus Speaks to Faustina and You, might be just the thing to add to your nightstand to start or end each day.
Jesus Speaks to Faustina . . . and You, too! Read More »
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My daughter is just under two-years-old and already loves reading this book before bed.
What’s in Our Lady’s Wardrobe? Read More »
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Are you struggling to figure out what you can do? Here are some tools gathered from priests, cognitive-behavioral therapists, and other Catholics in the same boat.
12 Beneficial Tips for Catholics Suffering from Chronic Illness and Mental Health Issues Read More »
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“Joseph, by the work of your hands
and the sweat of your brow,
you supported Jesus and Mary . . .”
11 Quick Facts about St. Joseph the Worker—Plus a Prayer! Read More »
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St. Elizabeth of the Trinity was a Carmelite nun who lived at the turn of the 20th century a rather hidden life. In fact, her life looked completely unremarkable to her Carmelite sisters! But her interior life was brimming and bubbling since the time she was a child. Here are seven things you didn’t know
7 Things You Didn’t Know about St. Elizabeth of the Trinity Read More »
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These apps certainly don’t replace the Sacraments or the community of your parish. But they offer great ways to pray during this time and beyond.
7 Essential Apps to Keep the Faith During Lockdown Read More »
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Bookmark this page and find the quote that best speaks to you in the moment or that day.
25 Soothing Saint Quotes For When You’re Stuck on the SS Overwhelmed Read More »
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Ready to see how good of a pope you’d make?
Pope Simulator is Almost Here Read More »
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Go deeper than ever before, into the mysteries of the Easter season.
Journey Deeper Than Ever Before into the Easter Mystery Read More »
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Do you know the history of one of our sweetest anthipons?
A Roman Epidemic, St. Gregory the Great, and the Regina Caeli Read More »
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