7 Christmas Carols From Nuns & Seminarians To Get You In The Spirit

A Catholics Guide To Living 2023: Quotes, Devotions, & Resources For A New Year!

by Becky Roach | Jan 2, 2023 | Faith & Life, January, Saint Quotes

Start 2023 strong by committing to grow in your Catholic faith and answering the call to be devoted to daily prayer. Our Catholic Guide to 2023 will lead you with the quotes, monthly devotions, and intentions to help you stay motivated each month of the year. Save or...

Is Pope Benedict XVI A Future Doctor Of The Church?

by Will Wright | Dec 31, 2022 | Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, Testimonies

Today we mourn the loss of Pope Benedict XVI, a holy man of God who lived the faith well. May he rest in the arms of God for eternity! Read more about his life and be inspired by his legacy. Pope Benedict XVI Dies At The Age Of 95...

Why These Two Words Are The Cornerstone Of Your Domestic Church

by Adam Minihan | Dec 29, 2022 | Family

“I do.” These two words are the cornerstone of the domestic church. In the context of the marital vows, these simple words have the power to join man and woman together, to make of two one, with the purpose of leading them together toward eternal life. If these...

How To Make Real Spiritual Progress In 2023

by Renzo Ortega | Dec 27, 2022 | Faith & Life, Prayer

“Each day that begins, if welcomed in prayer, is accompanied by courage, so that the problems we have to face no longer seem to be obstacles to our happiness, but rather appeals from God, opportunities for our encounter with him.” Pope Francis We all know that we...

The Little Prince: Allowing Ourselves To Be Tamed

by Brennan Garriques | Dec 26, 2022 | Books | Our Favorite Catholic Books To Read, Family

“To create ties.” This, according to the fox in the French novella, The Little Prince, is the meaning of the word tamed. When consulting my dictionary app, I found no definition that quite matched the fox’s, but for the purposes of this reflection, it’s the one I’m...

Jesus Comes To Heal And Save At Christmas, But We Must Make Him The Center

by Luke Brown, LPCC | Dec 24, 2022 | Advent and Christmas, Gospels

Gospel of Luke 2:15-20 hen the angels went away from them to heaven,the shepherds said to one another, “Let us go, then, to Bethlehemto see this thing that has taken place, which the Lord has made known to us.”So they went in haste and found Mary and Joseph, and the...

3 Simple Ways To Cultivate Grace In The New Year

by Guest Post | Dec 22, 2022 | Faith & Life

As December draws to a close, the bare trees and winter winds tempt me to think that God lies dormant with the rest of creation. He chose this season, however, for His incarnation, showing me that the Lord works wonders in the moments that seem the most unexpected....

3 Ways To Help Your Child Encounter Christ This Christmas

by Claudia Cangilla McAdam | Dec 19, 2022 | Advent and Christmas

What parents don’t want to give their children the best gifts possible? But beyond traipsing through malls or scrolling online for the perfect present, time might be well spent this Advent season giving kids the Greatest Gift by helping them develop a deeper...

Five Reasons Not To Overlook The Bethlehem Shepherds

by Fr. Dwight Longenecker | Dec 19, 2022 | Advent and Christmas, History of the Church

The Shepherds of Bethlehem are not really glamorous. They’re easy to take for granted. They’re not interesting exotic wizards from a distant land. They’re not powerful kings or tyrannical rulers. They’re just ordinary, working folks. Sure, they claimed to see a choir...

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