Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Sitting around the dinner table, my young son asked me a seemingly simple question, “How can I know that God exists?” He wasn’t asking about prayer or the Bible, but about logic. Why does our belief in God make sense? This was one of those rare parenting instances when I […]

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Come, Holy Spirit, Divine Creator, true source of light and fountain of wisdom! Pour forth your brilliance upon my dense intellect, dissipate the darkness which covers me, that of sin and of ignorance. Grant me a penetrating mind to understand, a retentive memory, method and ease in learning, the lucidity […]

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Drew and Katie Taylor sit down with Dr John Bergsma to discuss it, the future of higher education, how to fall in love with scripture.

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn   Who Is The Patron Saint Of Your Profession? Patron Saint Of Athletes | St. Sebastian Patron Saint Of Journalists | St. Francis de Sales Patron Saint Of Teachers | St. John Baptist de la Salle Patron Saint of Lawyers | St. Ivo Patron Saint of Singers | St. Gregory […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “He pours light into our minds, arouses our desire and gives us strength… As the soul is the life of the body, so the Holy Spirit, is the life of our souls.” – St. Peter Damian

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “To our departed brothers and sisters… give kind admittance into your kingdom.  There we hope to enjoy forever the fullness of your glory, when you will wipe away every tear from our eyes.“ ~ paraphrased from Eucharistic Prayer III, Roman Missal, 3rd Edition English Translation, 2011. There were two days […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn With the new school year in session nationwide, our Catholic Schools find themselves balancing the challenges of returning to a “normal” school year while remaining mindful of new instructional methods and ever-changing mask and distance mandates. Yet another challenge, however, lurks in the background, and it’s an overlooked casualty of […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Creating a pro-life culture is not simply putting up posters during pro-life week or sending a few students to the March for Life. Those things are good, but if that’s all you do, it’s like putting a band-aid on an issue that’s literally life or death and saying, “Whelp, that […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Did you know that studies consistently show that 70% of the newly ordained first heard the call to the priesthood between birth and 18 years of age? (1) At the risk of stating the obvious, these are the prime educational years for faith formation. Children should encounter inspiration and instruction […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn In more than 6,100 Catholic schools across the country the annual celebration of Catholic Schools Week is underway. While there is much to celebrate in our nation’s unique Catholic education system, there is also much anxiety over plummeting enrollment and shuttered schools. In the past decade alone, there has been […]

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Ever need help with your studies? For many students, there are times when motivation is hard and studying is full of stress. The Church has recognized certain people as saints, stating with confidence that they are in Heaven and able to intercede on our behalf before God. And there are […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Volunteering is incredibly beneficial to our spiritual growth. Serving in the community provides opportunities to focus on the needs of others, challenges us in new ways, develops virtues, and encourages us to pray more. But, once you become a mom, isn’t your family your ministry? Yes! Your vocation as a […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.” Great beginnings, like those opening lines of A Tale of Two Cities, are more memorable than most endings. Because when we open the first page of a novel or watch the curtain rise on a play, we are […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Every year, no matter how old my children get, I take a sharpie and write a bible verse on the inside of their lunch box. I prayerfully choose a verse that they will be able to read each day, with the goal of having it memorized by the end of […]

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Brenda Louis, a Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy who was assigned to monitor a hospital floor after the tragic February 14th school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, is an example to all those who consider themselves to be faithful Christians. After receiving a text message from her sister encouraging […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Father Ian VanHeusen presents a Catholic Bible Study and spiritual exercise on the Gospel reading from Mark 1:40-45, when Jesus cleanses the leper and His reputation for miracles and wonders begins to spread near and far. We invite you to watch Father’s video, then prayerfully read the Gospel and reflection. […]

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn God is looking for us. He wants us to be saints. When we become conscious of this, we can feel a certain vertigo, imagining what He might ask of us and how we would possibly do it. While some individuals have been asked to accomplish certain truly admirable deeds, far […]