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What To Do When You Don’t Know God’s Will | Fr. Jacques Philippe
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “When uncertain about God’s will, it is very important that we tell ourselves: ‘Even if there are aspects of God’s will that escape me, there are always others that I know for sure and can invest in without any risk, knowing that this investment always pays dividends.’ These certainties include […]

Did God Create You To Be An Introvert Or An Extrovert? A Catholic Perspective
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn I’ve been asked more times than I can count whether I’m an introvert or an extrovert. I love going to parties, meeting new people, and public speaking. I also crave a long, silent walk in the woods alone, and I am a voracious reader. I adore silent retreats, as if […]

The Irony Of Doubt: Where Would Your Faith Be Without It?
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5 Fundamental Truths About Your God-Given Beauty That Every Catholic Woman Should Know
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn In a world obsessed with filters and airbrushed perfection, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly makes us beautiful. We chase fleeting trends, compare ourselves to unattainable ideals, and believe our worth hinges on external validation. But what if I told you that your real beauty, the kind that […]

10 Things Your Catholic Young Adult Child Needs To Know Before Leaving Home
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What Does It Look Like To Dress Modestly?
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How To Help Your Catholic Daughter Through Puberty: Cultivate The Soul Of Her Heart So She Will Bloom
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He Will Provide | St. Catherine Quote
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Your Battles Belong To The Lord
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “..and that all this assembly may know that the Lord saves not with sword and spear. For the battle is the Lord’s, and he will give you into our hand.” 1 Samuel 17:47

6 Lessons I’ve Learned From My Own Mistakes
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Let This Be The Year You Stop Comparing Yourself To Others
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn I have a confession to make. Through my spiritual journey, and even through my professional path, I have struggled again and again with comparing myself to others. It has been a bump on the road that has stopped me from flourishing in an authentic, peaceful, and joyful way. It touches […]

How Do I Know What God’s Will Is When Both Choices Are Good Things?
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Every day, we face numerous choices, many of eternal consequences. When our hearts and minds are ordered toward God, these choices are usually between two goods. We could read to our children, or pray the rosary. We could spend Saturday afternoon serving at the soup kitchen, or go to […]

When You Have An Evil Thought, Do This! | St. Alphonsus Liguori
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When I Could Not See My Way | St. Mary Mackillop
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Strengthen Your Will— Fast
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In All Things, Be A Man Of Prayer | St. Bonaventure
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“I Am Not Afraid…”
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The Pale Blue Eye: A Light In The Darkness
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The Wonders Of Becoming Christ’s | St. Brendan Quote
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Top 3 Ways Catholics Can Start Improving Their Mental And Physical Health Today
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The Best New Year’s Resolution
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Want To Become A Saint? Better Late Than Never
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I Found My Life When I Laid It Down
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“You Say You Are Anxious About The Future…”
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “You say you are anxious about the future, but don’t you know that the Lord is with you always and that our enemy has no power over one who has resolved to belong entirely to Jesus?” – St. Padre Pio

The Secret To Happiness | St. John Chrysostom
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