Why Pretty Much Everyone Loves St. Augustine
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Why St. Augustine is probably the most relatable saint.
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St. Anthony, Cooler Than Just Finding Your Lost Crap
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Here are some things you may not have known about him.
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9 Saint Quotes for When You Just Can’t Stop Being Anxious
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The period between Memorial Day and the official start of the summer can make even the most patient person, well, impatient and bored. Students (and the parents of grade school children) are counting down the days until the last day of the school year. Those who work but get a summer break cannot wait until
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Mass Survival Guide for the ADHD Brain
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Your quick guide to stay focused at Mass.
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10 Polish Martyrs You Haven’t Heard of (But Need to Know)
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In 1999, Pope John Paul II returned to Poland for his eighth papal visit to his home country. While he was in Poland, he beatified 108 martyrs in Warsaw. Do you know about their incredible stories of sacrifice and bravery? The group of martyrs includes three bishops, fifty-two priests, twenty-six religious brothers, three seminarians, eight
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5 Epic Father’s Day Gifts for the Last Minute Gift Giver
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Find the perfect last-minute Father’s Day gift here.
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Even After Pentecost, Stand on the Table with Mary
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Pentecost, literally translating to “the fiftieth day” occurs 50 days after Easter (or on the Sunday after the 50th day) and is the celebration of the descent of the Holy Spirit. Jesus foretells of the Holy Spirit’s arrival: “The Advocate, the holy Spirit that the Father will send in my name—he will teach you everything
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Polish Priest Hospitalized After Knife Attack
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POLAND – Father Ireneusz Bakalarczyk is in serious but stable condition after a man stabbed him Monday morning before he celebrated morning Mass. The Polish priest was on his way to celebrate morning Mass in the city of Wrocław. When he reached the front of the church, a man stopped him. He struck up a
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4 Ways to Celebrate the Sacred Heart of Jesus in June
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Did you know that the month of June is the traditional month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus? While it’s easier to remember a month like May—the month of Mary and Mother’s Day—sometimes we tend to forget about the other months. The good news that is your friendly neighborhood Epic Pew writer is here to
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The Numerous Uses of Holy Water
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You might not guess the significance and infinite uses of holy water.
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6 Cool Facts About St. Joan of Arc
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Over the course of the past 500 years, St. Joan of Arc has experienced arguably more variance of opinion than any other figure in the Catholic Church. Born in 1412 the French saint grew up during the Hundred Years War—the most turbulent time in the history of England and France. She led a siege on
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The Scoop on Missouri’s Newest Anti-Abortion Law
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JACKSONVILLE, MO – May 24, 2019 Gov. Mike Parson signed a bill into law which now makes abortions illegal after 8 weeks. If the pregnancy is dated correctly, the fetus will have a detectable heartbeat at about 8 weeks of age. Any doctor found preforming abortions eight weeks or beyond will face five to fifteen
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How to Effectively Reply to the “My Body, My Choice” Argument
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How to tactfully take down the ever popular “My Body, My Choice” argument.
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6 Books for Your Catholic Summer Reading List
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Have a good Catholic book to read this summer?
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5 Fun (and Totally Catholic) Things to Do This Summer
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Summertime, for most of us, means taking a break from our daily routine and having a chance to do something fun that we can’t otherwise do during the rest of the year. Unfortunately, for some people, this is also a time when they allow themselves to slack off a little in the faith department. Want
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Maintaining Mental and Emotional Peace in a Foggy World
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Do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid.
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Like Food? Like the Saints? We have the Perfect Book for You!
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Cooking with the Saints by Alexandra Greeley and Fernando Flores is so much more than just a cookbook.
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The Liturgy of the Hours, Finally Makes Sense!
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Let’s answer some basic questions, and get a head start on this form of prayer.
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7 Catholic Books to Read This Summer
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Remember getting that summer reading list from school when you were a kid? Even if all the books from your summer reading lists sat untouched in your backpack all summer long, it’s time to put the past behind you and start planning your summer reading list this year. Don’t get lazy about your faith this
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A Sacred Duty: 3 Ways We can Catechize Our Children
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The catechism calls the parents the primary teacher of the faith, and this is also reiterated in scripture several times.
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