Health is God’s great gift, and we must spend it entirely for Him. Our eyes should see only for God, our feet walk only for Him, our hands labor for Him alone.
St. John Bosco
More Catholic Resources On Health And Wellness
Why “I Don’t Have Time” Is Never A Good Excuse
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5 Things Every Catholic Athlete Should Be Doing
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10 Things That Happen When You Commit to Chastity in Your Life
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Our Step by Step Guide to Detoxing Your Soul
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God and the Gym (Part 1): The Rules of Conduct
My gym has a few things it can teach us church-going folk, especially when it comes to taking liberties with…
Spiritual Training: A Workout For Your Soul
When I first heard Matthew Kelly state, “Our lives change when our habits change,” it rang so true in my…
False Starts And New Resolutions | God And The Gym Part 2
To begin is for everyone. To persevere is for saints. ~ St. Josemaria Escriva An active physical life and an…
God And The Gym: Unity and Community (Part 3)
I want to develop the theme of unity of body and soul, introduced at the end of my last article…
Watch This Beautiful Act of Love As A Nurse Sings To His Patients
Meet Jared Axen, Los Angeles’ “singing” nurse whose voice began to catch the attention of his patients when he was…
God and the Gym (Part 4): No Pain, No Gain
Today we present the final installment of our God and the Gym series, a poetic reflection on rigorous fitness, physical…
