What Biblical Character Are You?

6 Lessons I’ve Learned From My Own Mistakes

by Colleen D. Mitchell | Apr 15, 2024 | Self-Knowledge

Traveling the adventures of life, whether personal or professional, particularly as one tries to mature in our Catholic faith and holiness, the experiences inevitably are accompanied by a fair share of missteps and unforeseen challenges. Mistakes serve as...

A List Of Catholic Songs To Help You Fall Asleep At Night

by Genevieve Perkins | Apr 12, 2024 | Music | A Selection Of Our Favorite Catholic And Christian Songs and Artists

Why fall asleep to faith-filled music? Of all the things you want yourself or your family to have on their mind as they shut their eyes, you can’t go wrong with God-praising, Holy Spirit-filled tunes. Plus, if you have a “rogue roommate” who needs a little more Christ...

Discovering Virtue In Jane Austen’s Emma

by Genevieve Perkins | Apr 11, 2024 | Morals & Values, Testimonies

Jane Austen wrote Emma knowing that most people would not like the main character: "I am going to take a heroine whom no one but myself will much like." Perhaps you have read the striking story Emma or watched the newest cinematic adaptation. Whether it is an...

5 Things To Do Before Your Anger Becomes A Sin

by Debbie Lao | Apr 8, 2024 | Sin

We all have experienced anger. Everyone has been on the receiving end of somebody else’s anger. Anger is a response, a reaction when our ego is being attacked, a reaction when what we want to happen happened otherwise, or a demand for justice because we...

5 Quotes From St. Vincent Ferrer & 5 Facts About His Life That Will Help You Grow Closer To Jesus

by Melissa Flen | Apr 5, 2024 | April, Saints

Saint Vincent Ferrer was a priest from Spain who lived in the 14th century. His missionary work is attributed to leading thousands of people in Europe to the Catholic faith. His feast day is celebrated on April 5th and the life of this saint continues to lead people...

5 Things A Convert Always Brings To Catholic Mass

by Christie McGee | Apr 4, 2024 | February, Mass

I tease that I grew up as a “Metho-byterian-ist of God” - I was baptized United Methodist, sang in a Presbyterian traveling youth choir, went to Wednesday night Bible study with my Baptist friends, and often visited an Assemblies of God church with a guy I dated. As...

Come Holy Spirit: Teaching Catholic Kids About The Pope

by Katherine Bogner | Apr 3, 2024 | History of the Church, Holy Father, Holy Spirit, May

During this Season of the Resurrection, we are mindful that the ministry of Jesus did not come to an end with His earthly life. Just before His Ascension, Jesus promised to send the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, to strengthen and guide His Church. The Holy Spirit...

Two New TV Series That Make Prayer A Priority

by Fr. Edward Looney | Apr 1, 2024 | Movie Reviews and Recommendations, Prayer

The writers’ strike is over and many of us have been catching our favorite shows as they have returned to television on their respective networks. There are also new shows that have premiered. I caught the premiere of Tracker on CBS after the Superbowl and catch...

How Much Of The Easter Story Should I Share With My Children?

by Jennifer Stavinoha | Mar 29, 2024 | Easter

I remember the first time I introduced my oldest child to Easter. It was Good Friday, and my wise-for-her-years two year old was asking about what was special about the day. So I took a crucifix down from the wall, and let her hold it. I touched Jesus’ hands and feet,...

What Is The Altar Of Repose?

by Jennifer Barton | Mar 28, 2024 | History of the Church, Lent

One day each year – and one day only – there is no Catholic Mass celebrated throughout the world. One day. The Easter Triduum begins with Holy Thursday Mass. What many Catholics don’t realize is that Good Friday service not a Mass, but a liturgy, as no hosts are...

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