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What To Do When You Don’t Know God’s Will | Fr. Jacques Philippe
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “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 […]
He Will Provide | St. Catherine Quote
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “He will provide the way and the means, such as you could never have imagined, Leave it all to Him.” St. Catherine of Siena Learn More About St. Catherine The Dialogue of St. Catherine Of Siena: A Conversation With God On Living Your Spiritual Life To The Fullest St. […]
When You Have An Evil Thought, Do This! | St. Alphonsus Liguori
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “When an evil thought is presented to the mind, we must immediately endeavor to turn our thoughts to God, or to something which is indifferent. But the first rule is, instantly to invoke the names of Jesus and Mary and to continue to invoke them until the temptation ceases. […]
When I Could Not See My Way | St. Mary Mackillop
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly When I could not see my way, God kept my heart full of trust in Him to make all come right. – St. Mary MacKillop Photo by nine koepfer on Unsplash
The Wonders Of Becoming Christ’s | St. Brendan Quote
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “If you become Christ’s you will stumble upon wonder upon wonder, and every one of them true.” –St. Brendan Photo by Aziz Acharki on Unsplash
The Secret To Happiness | St. John Chrysostom
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “Happiness can only be achieved by looking inward and learning to enjoy whatever life has, and this requires transforming greed into gratitude.” –St. John Chrysostom Find more quotes from St. John Chrysostom HERE
Stretch Every Fiber Of My Being | St. Frances Cabrini
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Stretch every fiber of my being, dear Lord, that I may more easily fly towards you. May your Spirit, which once breathed over the chaos of the earth, give life to all the powers of my soul. – St. Frances Cabrini *Amazon Affiliate links help the ministry of Catholic-Link […]
In All Things, Be A Man Of Prayer | St. Bonaventure
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly “If you would suffer with patience the adversities and miseries of this life, be a man of prayer. If you would obtain courage and strength to conquer the temptations of the enemy, be a man of prayer. If you would mortify your own will with all its inclinations and […]
- Maybe You Shouldn’t Go To Daily Mass Or Pray The Rosary Every Day
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Maybe you shouldn’t be going to daily Mass or praying the Rosary every day. They are both very good things. But one of the mistakes we can make in the spiritual life is to move too quickly from “this is a good thing to do” to “therefore, I should… Read more: Maybe You Shouldn’t Go To Daily Mass Or Pray The Rosary Every Day - 3 Devotions Every Catholic Child Should Know
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly One of the greatest gifts parents can give their children is not simply knowledge of the Catholic Faith but a love for living it. While children should certainly learn the Creed, the Commandments, and the sacraments, they should also be introduced to the rich devotional life of the Church.… Read more: 3 Devotions Every Catholic Child Should Know - As We Forgive Our Debtors | Gospel Reflection Matthew 18:21-35
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A Gospel Reflection In this Sunday’s Gospel (Mt 18:21-35), we learn that when others sin against us—when they do something that offends, angers or hurts us, it is as though they have incurred a debt with us that must be paid. Forgiveness is… Read more: As We Forgive Our Debtors | Gospel Reflection Matthew 18:21-35 - What This Priest Liked And Didn’t Like About The New Movie The Uprising
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Anglophiles and history lovers will be thrilled by a new movie coming to theaters September 11, 2026: The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield. The movie portrays the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381 in England. The story of Robin Hood has its roots in the revolt, and in America, a marketing controversy has… Read more: What This Priest Liked And Didn’t Like About The New Movie The Uprising - 5 Lesser-Known Titles For Mary (And why she has so many titles anyway)
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Have your kids ever asked why Mary has so many titles? Or maybe it’s something you’ve wondered about yourself! In my latest book for middle grade readers, Detective Thomas and the Mysteriously Perfect Plan, amateur sleuth Thomas asks himself why Mary matters to us so much as Catholics. With… Read more: 5 Lesser-Known Titles For Mary (And why she has so many titles anyway)
