Guess That Saint! QUIZ

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How well do you know the Saints? Take our quiz to test your knowledge of some of the newest saints in the Catholic church and some who have been around for ages! Press the blue Start button to play now!

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Eucharist And Sacred Heart: Source Of Mission And Love

by Dr. Manolito S. Jaldon, Jr | Jun 3, 2026 | Eucharist, Jesus Christ

A central doctrine of Catholicism is the belief that the bread and wine consumed at Mass become truly Christ: his body, blood, soul, and divinity. While this truth is celebrated every Sunday, the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ offers a heightened...

A Catholic Guide To June

by Becky Roach | Jun 2, 2026 | June

June Liturgical Living For Catholics Links to purchase: Prayer: Oxygen for the Soup, Eucharist Ring by Darling & Divine, Mary and Jesus by Leanne Bowen Links to purchase: Saintly Heart ABC Pray & Play Puzzle, Sacred Heart of Jesus: Devotion to Jesus' Heart for...

21 Social Media Posts For June: The Month Of The Sacred Heart Of Jesus

by Becky Roach | Jun 1, 2026 | Faith & Life

Let's flood social media with the Sacred Heart of Jesus! Did you know that all of Catholic-Link.org's content is free to share on social media and in print? We only ask that you don't edit our work - please keep our logo visible - and when possible, provide a link or...

Walk To Mary, “America’s Mini-Camino,” Marks 13th Anniversary Of Building Community And Connection Around Mary

by Frances Smit | May 29, 2026 | Faith & Life

When Bishop David L. Ricken of Green Bay opened Adele Brice’s cause for sainthood earlier this year, his announcement certainly contributed to a record-breaking number of registrants for the Walk to Mary Pilgrimage, with over 10,000 pilgrims walking from around the...

4 Ways The Catholic Church Offers “Good News” To Young Adults

by Cristina Dominguez | May 28, 2026 | August, Catholic Church, Faith & Life, World's View

As a young adult growing up in the 21st century, bombarded by constant conflict in the news and media, life can seem hopeless and uncertain. It seems that headlines only highlight the bad things happening in the world, and social media is full of people complaining...

Rooted In Peace Or Trapped In Fear? Knowing The Difference Between Healthy Catholic Spirituality & Scrupulosity

by Catherine DiNuzzo | May 26, 2026 | Books | Our Favorite Catholic Books To Read, May, Self-Knowledge

Many faithful Catholics quietly struggle with the question…“Is this healthy, or is this too much?” On the surface, healthy Catholic spirituality and scrupulosity can look very similar. Both include prayer, regular examination of conscience, and a sincere desire...

The Rise Of The Church And The Silence Of Demons

by Dylan Batty | May 26, 2026 | God & Mystery of Evil

The great stories of our Catholic Faith inspire us and give us fresh energy for the journey ahead. That is why I am writing on this topic, as it is so fascinating and such excellent proof that our faith is true. It was Joshua Charles, through his apostolate ‘Eternal...

Why We Are Never Alone: The Feast Of Mary, Mother Of The Church

by Dr. Manolito S. Jaldon, Jr | May 25, 2026 | Mary - The Blessed Mother, May, Pentecost

All Marian feasts are filled with grace and joy. The newest feast was established by Pope Francis in 2018. It is celebrated on the Monday after Pentecost and honors Mary, Mother of the Church. Pope Paul VI gave Mary this title during the Second Vatican Council on...

7 Practical Ways Young Catholics Can Stay Close To Christ: Staying Rooted In God In a Distracted Generation

by Alen Parmar | May 22, 2026 | Faith & Life

You wake up in the morning. The first thing you reach for is your phone. A few messages, a quick scroll through social media, maybe a couple of videos… and suddenly twenty minutes are gone. Most of us don’t plan to ignore God. But in a world filled with constant...

Light, Comfort, And Fire: The Theology Of The Pentecost Sequence

by Dr. Manolito S. Jaldon, Jr | May 21, 2026 | Holy Spirit, May, Pentecost

On Pentecost weekend, we will hear beautiful music prior to the proclamation of the Gospel. It is known as the Pentecost Sequence. It is a chant that sings of the Holy Spirit. Thinking of this poetic chant, I turn to Sister Joan Chittister’s words when she said: ...

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Becky Roach lives in Ohio with her husband and six children. When she’s not doing laundry or making memories with her kids, Becky enjoys Diet Coke and date nights with her husband.

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