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Two Ex-Muslims Who Risked Everything, Lost Much, and Gained Christ
Islam and Christianity. How do we begin to talk about this elephant in the room? On the one hand, Islamist persecution of Christians is a plague in places like Iraq, parts of Africa, Marawi City in the Philippines, and elsewhere. We must pray more ardently than ever for our suffering brothers and sisters in Christ. […]

Once We Discover Christ, Only He Can Satiate Our Thirst For Beauty
From this point, nothing else seems lovely to me, but I have turned away from all things that were thought noble before. My judgment of what is noble no longer errs so as to deem anything lovely besides you: not human approval, not glory, not celebrity, not worldly power. For these things are tinged with […]

What Is Happening To Science-Minded Millennials In Nebraska?
Good things are happening somewhere in Middle America: Vocations are booming in Lincoln, Nebraska (and Wichita, KS). It’s not a secret in the American Catholic world, though it is somewhat perplexing that more bishops have not looked to imitate certain successful practices long in place in these dioceses. An intentional focus on college students & […]

4 Ways To Allow Christ To Be Born In Your Heart This Christmas
Christmas is a time where we are invited to open our hearts up to Christ, a time to allow Him to be born within us. Today’s video looks at offering you 4 ways to embrace this invitation. We invite you to watch Father’s video, then prayerfully read the Gospel and reflection. We pray that this […]

“What I Hate Most About Being A Priest”
Fr. Ian Van Heusen provides a Gospel commentary and video each week for Catholic-Link. He loves being a priest, but there is one thing that bothers him about his vocation. In this video, Fr. Ian shares that people actually asked him more spiritual questions when he worked at a coffee shop than they do now […]

What’s Your Why? Finding Motivation Behind What We Do
As the Church settles into the season of Lent, this video serves as a good reminder to evaluate not only what we have committed to, but why we are doing it. As the season goes on, some of that energy might wear off, and we might find ourselves second-guessing our resolutions, or wishing that Easter […]

Does a “No Convert” Rule Work with Your Evangelical Friends?
Have you ever had a friend who has tried to convert you to their religion? They start slowly at first with slight hints and ambiguous invitations to events: “Oh, other denominations will be there” but it escalates to something that could be uncomfortable for both parties involved. You wear your faith like the air you […]

God Made Us Gardener’s | St. Catherine of Siena Quote
God Made Us Gardener’s | St. Catherine of Siena Quote God has made us gardeners, St. Catherine of Siena More Resources On St. Catherine of Siena Related content: Women Doctors Of The Church: St. Catherine Of Siena Precious Blood, Ocean Of Mercy | Prayer Of St. Catherine of Siena Instead Of Becoming Discouraged St. Therese […]

This Rapidly Growing Order Of Priests Just Launched An Incredible Digital Library
Fr. Ambrose, Director of the Norbertine Father’s Novices, has witnessed several young men hear and answer the call to a priestly vocation with the Norbertines. Currently, there are thirty-eight seminarians living at St. Michael’s Abbey with two more on the waiting list. A seminary with a waiting list? That’s rare for the times we are […]

Blossoming Demands Going Through Every Season
Blossoming Demands Going Through Every Season More Catholic Resources Related content: How Will Your Life Change When You Go To Eucharistic Adoration? What Happens To Our Bodies When We Receive The Eucharist | St. Irenaeus Coping With The Sting Of Death During A Season Of Joy I Want The Bread Of God How To […]