Imitating Mary's 10 Amazing Virtues
A few years ago, a close friend introduced me to the 10 virtues of Mary. Although I had completed St. Louis de Montfort’s total consecration to Mary, I didn’t know anything about the 10 virtues for...
St. Elizabeth of Hungary & The Litany of Humility: A Powerful Combination
St. Elizabeth of Hungary is my patron saint. (My middle name is Elizabeth.) As I’ve gotten older, and especially in recent years, I’ve become increasingly fascinated by this queen-saint from the Mi...
A Prayer to Face Each New Day with Peace of Mind
I was recently given this prayer by an Eastern Catholic deacon. I love it because it is a prayer of abandonment and trust in God for the daily details in our lives, and expresses well how much we n...
This Advent Activity Set Will Transform Your Child's Advent
I have lots of memories of Christmases from my youth. I vividly remember making delicious holiday meals, singing in the children’s choir at mass, and excitedly buying presents for my siblings and p...
What Do Catholics Really Believe About Purgatory?
Purgatory is probably one of the most misunderstood Catholic doctrines today, and many do not believe that it really exists. In this article I'm briefly going to cover what purgatory is, the bibli...
The Best-Sellers: Our Ultimate Advent & Christmas Gift Guide
Getting ready for the Advent and Christmas season? We've put together an ultimate gift guide listing our top holiday sellers all in one spot.Here are two of the top best-sellers in each of the foll...
It is Our Christian Duty to Become a Saint and Heal the World
If you are disturbed by the evil you see happening in the world today, there is something practical and effective that you can do:Be holy.It is our Christian duty to become saints. God heals and tr...
The Church Triumphant! November 1st, the Solemnity of All Saints
November 1st is the Solemnity of All Saints. According to the Roman Missal, this feast day celebrates all God's holy ones in heaven, known and unknown, from the first martyrs to the recently canoni...
A Holy Souls Rosary Inspired by the Visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich
Every November 2nd the Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of All Souls, a day devoted to remembering and praying in a special way for the Church Suffering— the Holy Souls in Purgatory who are bei...
Beautiful! Georgians Perform Psalm 53 in Aramaic, Jesus' Language, for Pope Francis
During Pope Francis' visit to Tbilisi, Georgia in October of last year (2016), Georgians performed this beautiful rendition of Psalm 53 in Aramaic – the language of Jesus – in his honor. Be sure to...