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Five Easy Steps For An At-Home May Crowning

May 03, 2021 by Whitney Hetzel

Catholics have traditionally reserved the month of May to honor Mary in a special way. In fact Pope Paul IV wrote a beautiful encyclical on the Month of May in which he explai … Read more

St. Joseph the Worker and the Sanctification of Human Work

Apr 30, 2021 by Cheryl Hadley

Since the dawn of creation, it has been the will of God that we share in His creative work. This call to work came from the Author of All Life, from the very beginning of Crea … Read more

Why We Should Get to Know St. Catherine of Siena

Apr 29, 2021 by Whitney Hetzel

" It is studying those closest to Christ that we come to understand Him and to follow Him better. This Bride of the Crucified leads us to Him who was crucified for love of us. … Read more

My Devotion to St. Agnes of Montepulciano, A Little-Known Yet Powerful Saint

Apr 20, 2021 by Cheryl Hadley

April 20 is the feast day of one of my favorite saints. She was not a child martyr like her Roman namesake. She was an Italian Dominican whom St. Catherine of Siena referred t … Read more

5 Ways Journaling Can Improve Your Spiritual Life

Apr 15, 2021 by Cheryl Hadley

For centuries, people have practiced journaling to record daily events, special moments, inspirations, thoughts, and even dreams. When we document both the everyday and the extraor … Read more

Redeeming “Doubting Thomas”: The Apostle of Divine Mercy

Apr 09, 2021 by Ashley Olik

When we read the Bible at home, or listen to the readings at the mass, it's all too easy to simply read the story from beginning to end, think for a few moments, and then move onto … Read more

Grieving a Loved One During the Pandemic

Mar 26, 2021 by Cheryl Hadley

Recently, my family lost someone very dear to us. This is a peculiar and difficult time in which to lose a loved one. We cannot grieve together in the same way, in perso … Read more

St. Joseph: True Spouse of Mary, True Father of Jesus

Mar 19, 2021 by Cheryl Hadley

With the apostolic letter Patris Corde, Pope Francis announced the Year of St. Joseph for 2021. I was happy to hear of Pope Francis' invitation to the Universal Church to … Read more

St. Katharine Drexel: From Wealthy Heiress to Religious Founder

Mar 03, 2021 by Sarah Bolton

The life of St. Katharine Drexel shows the great impact of generosity and how powerful the gift of self can be. Her life and love for the Eucharist challenge us to pursue truth and … Read more

How Jesus is Both God and Man – And Why It Matters

Feb 26, 2021 by Cheryl Hadley

When we contemplate the two natures of Christ, the Divine and the human, we stand at the threshold of one of the most profound mysteries imaginable. That Jesus was both God and … Read more

St. Peter Damian: Model for Priests and Laity

Feb 21, 2021 by AJ Ohlhaut

On February 21, we celebrate the feast of St. Peter Damian, a reformer and Doctor of the Church who lived in the early 11th century. As a Benedictine monk who lived at a time when … Read more

Ash Wednesday 2021: Why Ashes Will Be Sprinkled

Feb 16, 2021 by Rachel Summa

Like every holy day since the beginning of COVID-19, Ash Wednesday 2021 will look a bit different.Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. If you attend Mass in the United States … Read more