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Catholic Livingacedia can make us think the spiritual is too burdensome

The Noonday Demon: Is This Spiritual Malaise Hiding in Your Ordinary Life?

The fight against acedia is really the fight to keep praying, to stay faithful to God, and to believe that God is present in the very place we are tempted to abandon.

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Thomas Fitzsimons: The Forgotten Catholic Founding Father

Meet Thomas Fitzsimons, the forgotten Catholic Founding Father who helped shape the Constitution and the early American Republic.

Catholic LivingPart 3 of The First Catholics in America

The Carroll Family: America's Catholic Founding Dynasty

Meet the Carroll family: Charles, Daniel, and John Carroll, whose faith and leadership helped shape the founding of the United States.

Get Fed

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Catholic LivingFireworks on dock

The surprising origin of Fourth of July fireworks...

The tradition actually goes back to the earliest days of our nation and a letter that John Adams', on July 3, 1776, wrote to his wife Abigail. 

A Family Of SaintsSaints Peter and Paul celebrated on the same day

Why are Saints Peter and Paul celebrated on the same day?

Tradition holds that both Peter and Paul were martyred in Rome during the persecution of Emperor Nero, likely in the year A.D. 67 and, according to some ancient traditions, even on the same day.

Holy Rosarypraying rosary

Can praying the same prayer over and over really change us?

If you struggle with the monotony of the Rosary, perhaps don't think of it as something to overcome, but as one way that we might be transformed over time.