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Lent 2023: A Resource Guide For Catholics

by Becky Roach | Jan 30, 2023 | February, Lent

The Lent and Easter seasons mark the holiest times of the year for us as Catholics. It's essential that we start preparing now for Lent so that Lent will be a season spent preparing for Easter. This Lent resource guide is designed to provide Catholics with the books,...

Five Ways Catholics Can Live Out Pro-Life Values

by Kaela Beugnet | Jan 31, 2023 | Outstanding Initiatives, Pro-Life

Many people never thought they would live to see the day when Roe v Wade was overturned. This historical decision, while very praiseworthy, comes with a call to action. There is no better time than now to renew our commitment to protect and cherish life at all stages,...

How Prayer Changes When You Become A Parent

by Chris and Rebecca Mann | Jan 30, 2023 | Family, Prayer

I don’t have time to pray I have almost always struggled to feel like I pray “enough.” Believe it or not, the last time that I could definitively say that I didn’t struggle with that was before I had kids. I have 5 kids now and we also have some neurodiversity in the...

Anne Of Green Gables And Childlike Wonder

by Amber Moseley | Jan 24, 2023 | Books | Our Favorite Catholic Books To Read, Family

“What was wonderful about childhood is that anything in it is a wonder.” - G. K. Chesterton As a child, I remember exploring in the woods for hours with my cousins, playing in the creek and climbing trees. I would get lost in my imagination and in the beauty of it...

This Is Your Invitation To Daily Mass

by Genevieve Perkins | Jan 23, 2023 | Mass, Testimonies

When you love someone, you don’t just hang out with them once a week for Friday night dates. You want to be with them, in person, every moment you can. You don’t need entertainment. You don’t always need to understand each other or even say much. You just want to be...

Discernment Of Spirits And Mental Health: The 3 Spirits At Work In Our Lives

by Luke Brown, LPCC | Jan 19, 2023 | Faith & Life, Spiritual Warfare

I want to introduce two things to you- discernment of spirits as taught by St. Ignatius and Satan as the great accuser. St. Ignatius taught that there are three spirits at work in our lives. The first is the spirit of God. The idea is that we can tell which...

This Lent, Take A Deeper Journey Through The Story Of Salvation

by Christina Eberle | Jan 18, 2023 | Lent, Outstanding Initiatives

Salvation history has been called the most important story ever told—but even though it’s the most important, it’s surprising how few of us truly know it. Sure, we may recognize names like Abraham and Moses, David and Jesus. We may be able to pronounce...

5 Things Even Devout Catholics Can Do To Go Deeper In Discipleship

by Dave Plisky | Jan 16, 2023 | Apostolate, Confession, Evangelization, Mass

As Catholics, we have a desire to know the Lord, to deepen our relationship with God. To somehow invite Jesus Christ, who pursues us each personally, into every part of our lives. I give you a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved you, so you also...

“Dog Gone” Is Packed With Life Lessons

by Fr. Edward Looney | Jan 13, 2023 | Family, Movie Reviews and Recommendations

911 Lone Star lead actor Rob Lowe stars in Netflix’s latest movie, Dog Gone. It’s one of the first feel-good movies of the year based on a true story of a father and son who search for a boy’s lost dog along the Appalachian Trail. Catholics will enjoy two saintly...

Who Taught Mother Teresa To Be A Person Of Virtue?

by Patrick O'Hearn | Jan 11, 2023 | Family, February, Morals & Values, Saints, Social Justice

Saint Teresa of Calcutta was known for spending countless hours attending to the dying, the sick, and the poor. This flowed from her rich prayer life: Daily Mass and a daily holy hour. Where did Mother Teresa learn to sacrifice herself for others? Her first teacher in...

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