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by Dominique Seraphin | Nov 19, 2023 | Catholic Bible Studies And Reflections

I must admit, that patience is not a virtue that comes easily to me. Waiting for something, whether it's a package from Amazon or standing in line at the grocery store, tends to frustrate me. Even sitting in traffic on the highway can test my patience to its limits....

What Is The Dedication Of The Basilicas Of St. Peter And St. Paul?

by Alyssa DeMange | Nov 18, 2023 | Feasts and Solemnities, November

St. Peter's Basilica St. Paul's Basilica

Did You Know Know These 3 Scientists Were Catholic?

by Lisa Glenn | Nov 15, 2023 | December, Faith & Science, September

As a physician, my faith has been questioned by those who think I adhere too much to science and my science questioned by those who doubt my objectivity by being true to my faith. I have always worked to blend those two things, faith and science, in my life. This...

Catholic Gifts For Kids Christmas 2023

by Becky Roach | Nov 13, 2023 | December, Gift Guides

If you're shopping for Catholic kids this Christmas, this is the list for you! The children in your life will love these gifts and also grow in their faith because of them. Catholic Children's Gifts Mass Kit, Saint Dolls, Reusable Sticker Books, & Much More! |...

Catholic Advent Resource Guide 2023: Books, Apps, Videos, And More!

by Becky Roach | Nov 12, 2023 | Advent and Christmas

This year, Advent begins on Sunday, December 3, 2023, and will end on Saturday, December 24, 2023. This means the fourth week of Advent will be just a day! Advent will go by even faster than usual so preparation is key to making the most of this time. Take some time...

Should A Catholic See “Journey To Bethlehem”?

by Fr. Edward Looney | Nov 10, 2023 | Advent and Christmas, Movie Reviews and Recommendations

An Advent pre-game is coming to theaters in November, helping Christians and moviegoers to reflect on the mystery of the incarnation before the Christmas season. Journey to Bethlehem is a unique musical reproduction of the Nativity story, which admits at the end that...

A Catholic Review Of Netflix’s All The Light We Cannot See

by Fr. Edward Looney | Nov 9, 2023 | Faith & Life, Movie Reviews and Recommendations

In 2014, a novel by Anthony Doerr captured readers in the 500+ page novel, 16+ hour audiobook All the Light We Cannot See. At the time of its release, I was a seminarian studying for the priesthood at Mundelein Seminary under (now) Bishop Robert Barron. In 2015,...

St. Elizabeth Of The Trinity: An Ordinary Saint With Extraordinary Devotion

by Cara Ruegg | Nov 8, 2023 | November, Saints

Who was St. Elizabeth of the Trinity? There are some saints who, on the outside, do not appear especially remarkable; they are not like Catherine of Sienna guiding a pope back to Rome; or Joan of Arc leading an army into battle. By all outward appearances, they don’t...

5 Catholic Speakers To Invite To Your Next Parish Event

by Amy Brooks | Nov 7, 2023 | Catholic Events & Culture, Evangelization

Catholic Speakers all over are not just bringing refreshing, incredible talks to events, but also holy experiences. Inviting a dynamic Catholic to come speak at your parish can be a refreshing event for the whole community. You can find Catholic...

This Is What A Catholic Priest Of 50 Years Wants Today’s New Priests To Know

by Jennifer Barton | Nov 6, 2023 | Vocation

Fifty years is a lifetime for most people. Fifty years in the same profession is almost incomprehensible in the modern age. Priesthood, however, is not a career. It is a vocation, and one that a priest takes seriously. As a lifelong commitment, it is akin to marriage,...

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