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5 Reasons Why St. Catherine of Siena Should Become Your New Quarantine BFF

By Melissa Guerrero

Despite the gravity of the Black Plague, she still had a selfless and charitable heart for the poor and sick.

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Padre Pio Had Jokes! — and They Were Funny

By Alex R. Hey

Know rightly for his holiness, he also had a great sense of humor.

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10 Things to Do If You’re a Catholic Who’s Tired of Looking at a Screen

By Chloe Langr

If you’re longing for human interaction, this is a great chance to say “hello” to neighbors—all while maintaining social distance, of course.

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You Need to See This Divine Mercy Sidewalk Art

By Jessica McAfee

We are blessed to have such a deep faith that appreciates scared images anywhere.

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28 Quotes to Remind You That the Rosary Is the Weapon We Need Right Now

By Chloe Langr

What makes the Rosary such a powerful weapon in the face of current world events?

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8 Easy Ways to Celebrate the Easter Season During Lock Down

By Chloe Langr

Pentecost is the birthday of the Catholic Church. So make sure some of the candles you light are the birthday candles on a Pentecost cake!

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Where Was God During My Greatest Time of Loss?

By Epic Guest

“I thought deeply about holding my little lifeless child. I thought deeply about my brother’s departure.”

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Worshiping God When You’re Confined to Your Home

By Epic Guest

Use this time to remember that the Church has not always been so fortunate and indeed many Catholics are not as fortunate as we are even now.

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6 Creative (and Catholic) Ideas for When You Hit Maximum Cabin Fever

By Melissa Guerrero

Do you feel like you fall into any or all of these categories?

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Benedict and Francis: Two Peas in a Pod

By Theresa Zoe Williams

Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller highlights the fascinating similarities between these two popes.

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Massless: 8 Tips for Staying Connected with God

By Eric Robinson

Be not afraid to go deep into the interior during this time or isolation and encounter God in the depths of your soul.

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The House is Now Still: The Dark Night of the Church

By Laura Ricketts

After nine months, St. John was able to escape his prison, provided for by the Providence of God. As we continue in this collective dark night as the Body of Christ, may we not forget that we too may expect and demand the miraculous.

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How to Celebrate Holy Week in Your Domestic Church

By Chloe Langr

If you’re looking for practical and easy ways to enter into Holy Week and the joy of Easter from the domestic church of your own home, here are a few ideas!

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