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Advent once required reconciliation; maybe we should revisit that.

Advent once required reconciliation; maybe we should revisit that.

Today, many tend to skip over this spiritual housekeeping. But maybe that’s exactly why hearts feel unready when Christmas arrives

Who is known as the “boy bishop”?

Who is known as the “boy bishop”?

This famous saint we honor during Advent was consecrated a bishop at the tender age of 30!

Who created the first nativity scene?

Who created the first nativity scene?

A beloved saint brought us this most beloved Christmas tradition.

What is the “Christmas Nail”?

What is the “Christmas Nail”?

It’s a little ornament that carries a profound meaning.

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How one missionary “wore out his arm” for souls

How one missionary “wore out his arm” for souls

St. Francis Xavier’s arm may have worn out. But his spirit endures — calling us to share the same Gospel courage in our time.

Did You Know Advent Once Lasted 40 Days?

Did You Know Advent Once Lasted 40 Days?

Advent was traditionally penitential. Before the Church shortened the season in the 9th century, Advent lasted forty days,

The Visitation

Who were the three wise women of Scripture?

Mary believed. Elizabeth recognized. Anna waited. Three women, three kinds of wisdom—all rooted in the same source: a heart attuned to God’s will.

Christmas Eve

Can God work through a messy family? Just look at Jesus’ genealogy

Across centuries, covenants, kingdoms, and failures, God was quietly guiding history to this moment in Bethlehem.

Eucharistic miracles

Why do Eucharistic miracles matter today?

Eucharistic miracles aren’t just stories from centuries past; they are God breaking into our world.

When was the first Thanksgiving?

When was the first Thanksgiving?

Far from Plymouth Rock, more than fifty years before the Pilgrims arrived...

battle rosary

What Are Battle Rosaries—and Why Do Catholics Use Them

For generations, one of the most powerful “weapons” Catholics have carried into that battle is the rosary.