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How Holy Week is Celebrated Around the World

What's so interesting about watching scenes of violence and death in parades or movies during Holy Week? Well, that is a legitimate question that non-Christians might ask themselves. But there is a...

Aug 29, 2021
Veronica Mena
Your Stories of Holy Objects Surviving Storms, Fires, and Floods

Your Stories of Holy Objects Surviving Storms, Fires, and Floods

I once posted an article from Aleteia.org on The Catholic Company Facebook page about a fire on a military base in Spain that charred everything except for a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary stand...

Aug 29, 2021
Gretchen Filz
The Virtues of Reason and Charity in the Life of St. Jane de Chantal

The Virtues of Reason and Charity in the Life of St. Jane de Chantal

As Catholics, we are fortunate to have the saints. We can look to them as models of virtue and ask for their intercessory prayer. We know that they, too, were human and lived their own vocations w...

Aug 12, 2021
Whitney Hetzel
Five Simple Ways To Help Your Children Develop a Missionary Mindset

Five Simple Ways To Help Your Children Develop a Missionary Mindset

Most of us have some idea in our heads about what it means to be a missionary. Maybe the word conjures up an image of someone heading to a foreign country, perhaps Africa or India to spread the Gos...

Jul 28, 2021
Whitney Hetzel
How Mary Became Known as Rosa Mystica

How Mary Became Known as Rosa Mystica

Since ancient times, the rose has been associated with Our Lady. It is, after all, one of the most stunning, elegant, and noble flowers. Its appearance is intricate; its fragrance, otherworldly. It...

Jul 13, 2021
Cheryl Hadley
4 Lessons You Can Learn From St. Josemaría Escrivá

4 Lessons You Can Learn From St. Josemaría Escrivá

It's clear that God calls particular saints for particular moments in history—and that St. Josemaría Escrivá was perfectly called to the age in which he lived. But not only that—he is perfect for o...

Jun 25, 2021
Whitney Hetzel
Why St. Anthony Should Be Formally Named the Patron of Lost Diamond Rings + Your Stories

Why St. Anthony Should Be Formally Named the Patron of Lost Diamond Rings + Your Stories

St. Anthony of Padua is known as the Patron Saint of lost items, and for good reason! In the 13th century, during his days as a Franciscan preacher, St. Anthony used to carry a precious copy of the...

Jun 11, 2021
Ashley Olik
How St. Anthony Became the Patron Saint of Lost Items + Your Stories of His Intercession

How St. Anthony Became the Patron Saint of Lost Items + Your Stories of His Intercession

St. Anthony of Padua is one of the most popular and beloved saints in the Church—and surely one of the busiest! Best known as the Patron Saint of Lost and Stolen Items, it's hard to find someone wh...

Jun 11, 2021
Cheryl Hadley
What Is The Gift Of Corpus Christi?

What Is The Gift Of Corpus Christi?

What is the Feast of Corpus Christi? Why is it a gift to you and me? What does it mean—this great and powerful mystery that is the very essence of our Faith? For Catholic followers of Christ, it ...

Jun 4, 2021
Cheryl Hadley
St. Philip Neri: Patron Saint of Friendship

St. Philip Neri: Patron Saint of Friendship

Who doesn't want friends? We all do, right?  And as Catholics, we have a saint who can guide us in developing and maintaining lasting friendships and in rooting them in joy.  That saint is Phi...

May 26, 2021
Whitney Hetzel