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The Pale Blue Eye: A Light In The Darkness

by Amber Moseley | Mar 20, 2023 | Movie Reviews and Recommendations, Self-Knowledge

The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins? – Edgar Allan Poe The film, The Pale Blue Eye, opens with this line from the famous poet, Edgar Allan Poe. It is a fictional story...

4 Reasons To Wear The Cord Of St. Joseph

by Becky Roach | Mar 15, 2023 | History of the Church, March, Prayer

The cord of St. Joseph is a powerful devotion that grants special graces to those who wear it with faith. These graces will help you grow in your spiritual life. Delving deeper into the tradition of the cord of St. Joseph can lead to a greater understanding and...

10 Lent Quotes From Pope Francis To Celebrate His 10th Anniversary As Pope

by Becky Roach | Mar 13, 2023 | Lent, Pope Francis

Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected Pope on March 13, 2013, during the season of Lent. Each year, during this season of the Church, Pope Francis provides wisdom and encouragement for our Lenten journey. Today, we present a Lent quote from each year of Pope Francis'...

Sister Jean’s Wisdom Goes Far Beyond March Madness

by Guest Post | Mar 13, 2023 | Books | Our Favorite Catholic Books To Read, Vocation

In addition to giving her life in service to God and the education of young people, Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, BVM is a March Madness icon. In 1994 she became the chaplain for the Loyola University basketball team and has been a constant presence at the team's...

Is Your Anxiety A Result Of Not Praying Enough?

by Luke Brown, LPCC | Mar 9, 2023 | Gospels, Prayer

Gospel Of John 4:5-42 Jesus came to a town of Samaria called Sychar, near the plot of land that Jacob had given to his son Joseph.Jacob’s well was there.Jesus, tired from his journey, sat down there at the well.It was about noon. A woman of Samaria came to draw...

St. Frances Of Rome, 3 Cars, And A Blessing To Remember

by Christie Mcgee | Mar 8, 2023 | Family, March, Saints

In 2004, I became that convert who immediately jumped, with both feet, into all things Catholic. I was the one running to the Religious Goods store regularly, because, of course, I now needed a crucifix for every room, statues of our confirmation saints, candles,...

5 Ways To Honor Your Catholic Grandparents

by Maria Isabel Giraldo | Mar 6, 2023 | Family, July, Love and Relationships

When I was young, my parents used to travel a lot, leaving me and my four sisters in the care of my grandmother. What I remember most is sitting in our living room where she would tell us stories written by her about each of her grandchildren, through which she would...

Mary’s Fiat And Our Yes

by Alyssa Bormes | Mar 4, 2023 | Books | Our Favorite Catholic Books To Read, Lent

“Do whatever He tells you.” —John 2:5 Mary’s quote from the Wedding Feast at Cana is one of my favorite Scripture passages. I often say that it is Mary’s second fiat, or perhaps her millionth fiat. Jesus had told her that his time had not yet come. It seems he was...

What Is The Liturgical Movement?

by Will Wright | Mar 3, 2023 | History of the Church, Mass

What is the Liturgical Movement? In Desiderio desideravi (2022), Pope Francis writes, “We owe to the [the Second Vatican] Council – and to the liturgical movement that preceded it – the rediscovery of a theological understanding of the Liturgy and of its importance in...

6 Essential Ways To Engage Catholic Young Adults In 2023

by Armado Cervantes | Mar 2, 2023 | Evangelization, Outstanding Initiatives

The Catholic young adults of today can often feel alone and excluded from many parish activities. What can we do to meet their needs and ensure they grow spiritually in their Catholic faith? Below you'll find six suggestions that have proven to be successful in the...

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