Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly If there were more love, the world would be different; if we loved more, there would be less war. It all comes down to this: Do your best for your brother, and therefore there will be peace on earth. – St. Dulce Lopes Ponte Subscribe To Our Weekly Newsletter!Our […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly The modern world values individuality. Self-sufficiency is considered a great virtue, priding ourselves on being able to handle and accomplish things on our own. It’s a tendency, however, that takes us right back to the Garden when satan tempted our first parents to trust their own judgment above God’s […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Fix your whole heart upon God and love Him with all your strength. – St. Louis IX of France Subscribe To Our Weekly Newsletter!Our weekly email newsletter includes links to our seasonal content so you can stay connected to the Church’s liturgical seasons and find simple ways to celebrate […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly St. Michael’s Lent is our chance to fight back as one Catholic Church. Not fight back with screams and arguments but by living the beatitudes. It is a chance, like Lent, to quiet ourselves, deny ourselves, and silently pose the question to those around us “Who is like God?” […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly ST. BARTHOLOMEW | Feast August 24 From “Bartholomaios,” the Greek form of an Aramaic name meaning “son of Talmai.” JESUS KNEW HIM BEFORE THEY EVEN MET. He was martyred for his preaching. He was flayed to death by a whip. Patron saint of bookbinders and butchers. Catholic Books About St. […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly PRAYER TO ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE St. Maximilian Mary Kolbe, most faithful son of St. Francis, the beggar of Assisi, inflamed with love for God you journeyed through life practicing heroic virtues and performing true apostolic deeds. Turn your gaze on us who honor you and have recourse to you. […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Do you ever feel like the prayer that you do is useless? You have had the same petition for weeks or months, but you see no fruit from your prayer. You might feel like it’s time to throw in the towel and pray for something else or stop praying […]

Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Indulgences have been available in the Catholic Church throughout it’s history. Originally, a person who attained one brought about a partial remission of the temporal or worldly consequences that sin inflicts upon our lives. Receiving absolution and forgiveness during the Sacrament of Reconciliation, unfortunately, does not heal the wounds […]