Life of Jesus, in LEGOS?
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Built by Lasse Vestergard, 20 scenes from the life of Jesus, completely made of LEGOS!
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Satanic Temple gains Tax Exemption from IRS
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SALEM, MASS. — A Satanic Temple announces that they have received a tax exempt status from the IRS. The active group has been seeking a tax exemption as a religious institution to equal the playing field, gain legal footing in court, and gaining rights to their worship and public “prayer” in meetings as a religious
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We Will Meet Our Loved Ones Again in Heaven
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Death is a theme that surrounds the Catholic life. In the Mass, we partake of the crucified Christ, remembering his death for our salvation, acknowledging and living the reality that his body brings us salvation and life. We retell the stories of saints—some of whom died gruesome deaths at the hands of others, some who
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10 Ways Saint Faustina Can Improve Your Spiritual Life
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Do you wish you knew more about the story and spirituality of Saint Faustina? Maybe you find yourself drawn to the message of Divine Mercy, but don’t know where to start when it comes to learning about this Catholic devotion. Susan Tassone has the perfect book for you. The Catholic author spent time praying with
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3 Quick and Easy Proofs for the Resurrection That Anyone Can Understand
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Easter is arguably the greatest time of the liturgical year. Though Christmas it wonderful, Easter is like our Super Bowl as Catholics. Not only are we celebrating new people joining the church, but we are celebrating the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. The resurrection is so important that St. Paul tells us
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John Paul II, Pope of the Divine Mercy
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Catholics have been celebrating the Sunday after Easter as Divine Mercy Sunday ever since John Paul II declared it on April 30, 2000, during the Canonization Mass of St. Faustina Kowalska. He declared, “It is important then that we accept the whole message that comes to us from the word of God on this Second
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World Continues to Mourn Sri Lanka, Investigators Hunt Down Bombers
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Sri Lanka — April 21, 2019, an unknown number of suicide bombers successfully detonated in six churches and hotels and in a coordinated and highly coordinated attack. Here is everything we know at this time based on what officials have released and what eye witnesses have told us in interviews. The bombs There were six
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Catholic Bishops Around the World Respond to the Bombings in Sri Lanka
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A horrible terror ripped through the world on Easter Sunday, as suicide bombers simultaneously attacked three churches and three hotels in Sri Lanka, leaving more than 350 people dead. Two of the churches were Catholic and the other was Evangelical. Sri Lanka’s president has asked two top security officials to resign admits outrage that the
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Did You Know There’s a Parish Church for the Deaf in Los Angeles?
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It wasn’t until a news report highlighted how, for Holy Thursday, this parish didn’t do a washing of the feet but a washing of the hands.
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Look at this Uno-Liturgy Mashup Card Game!
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Like Uno? Like being Catholic? Good—we have a new card game to show you!
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9 Ways Christians Celebrate Easter Around the World
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Catholics know how to throw an Easter party. The Church celebrates fifty days of Easter, spanning the time between Easter Vigil and Pentecost. That’s plenty of time to throw a party or two! Looking to shake things up a bit this year? Check out these nine fun Easter celebrations from around the world for some
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10 Facts You May Not Know About Easter Vigil
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The Paschal Vigil is the first official celebration of the Resurrection of Christ in the Catholic Church. It’s also the first time when Catholics can exclaim “Alleluia” since the beginning of Lent. But do you know these less common facts about the eve of Easter? 1. On this day, the Church symbolizes the tomb “On
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Finding Miracles Amid the Rubble of Notre Dame
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Out of the ashes of the Notre Dame fire, we’re seeing an incredible amount of miracles. When it comes to the Lord, there is no shortage of highly visible miracles. Many will blow off miracles as coincidence or happenstance, but these ‘God-incidences’ (as my parish priest would call them), are ways that God shows his
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This Priest Lays Out the Ultimate Map for Spiritual Perfection
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A priest gives incredible insight to the spiritual life.
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The Sacramental Oils Explained
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Throughout the universal Catholic Church, the yearly liturgy known as the Chrism Mass has been taking place.
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If the Twelve Apostles were the Twelve Avengers
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Which apostle would you match up as an Avenger?
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Want to Spend a Year With Saint Faustina?
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A modern day mystic, Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska received visions and a mission from Jesus to spread a message of his mercy for us. When her confessor was too busy to hear all she wanted to tell him, he told her to write everything down, which is how we now have her innermost thoughts and
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A Historical Timeline of Notre Dame Cathedral
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In light of the recent tragic fire, here’s a look at the incredible history surrounding the beautiful Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France. 1160: The Basilica of Saint Étienne (which was built on the site of a Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter) torn down to make way for the Cathedral of Notre Dame 1163: Cornerstone
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Feels Every Parent at the Easter Vigil Understands
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The Easter Vigil is wonderful. I go every year. But it’s also long. Sometimes, it’s veeerrryyy looooooonnng. But, it’s worth it. Still, it’s fun to about the memories, too. Here are a few moments you might be familiar with. When you arrive in the parking lot Because you remember being received into the church When
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Feels of Every Parent at the Easter Vigil
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The Easter Vigil is wonderful. I go every year. But it’s also long. Sometimes, it’s veeerrryyy looooooonnng. But, it’s worth it. Still, it’s fun to about the memories, too. Here are a few moments you might be familiar with. When you arrive in the parking lot Because you remember being received into the church When
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