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Pope Fabian: A Saint For Our Times?

Jan 20th 2021 by Whitney Hetzel

Historians have often remarked that during long stretches of peace, when there is not much tumult or volatility, we human beings can be lulled into a sense of complacency. … Read more

9 Saintly Laywomen To Inspire You Throughout The Year

Jan 18th 2021 by Ashley Olik

When you think of female saints, who are the first women that come to your mind? (Actually stop and name those five!)When I stop to consider five female saints, I think of St. Ther … Read more

Your Free Guide to Keeping Spiritual Resolutions

Jan 15th 2021 by Whitney Hetzel

We are about fifteen days into the new year, and—if you are like me—you are already finding it hard to stick with your resolutions. Perhaps these resolutions were unr … Read more

Two Humble Martyrs of Wuhan, China

Jan 13th 2021 by Cheryl Hadley

More than a year ago, I had never heard of Wuhan, China, and I imagine many others could say the same. Now, Wuhan is a household word, one of the most recognizable location … Read more

St. André Bessette: Simple Life, Extraordinary Holiness

Jan 6th 2021 by Ashley Olik

St. André Bessette, birth name Alfred Bessette, was born in Quebec on August 9, 1845. He was baptized at birth due to concerns that he would not survive infancy, and h … Read more

Epiphanies: Divine Moments in Our Everyday Lives

Jan 6th 2021 by Cheryl Hadley

The Solemnity of the Epiphany, which we celebrate during Christmastide, is one of many epiphanies of the Lord—a revelation of "God Among Us" that manifested His presence and power … Read more

St. Thomas Becket - A Saint For Our Times

Dec 29th 2020 by Sarah Bolton

Remember the sufferings of Christ, the storms that were weathered...the crown that came from those sufferings which gave new radiance to the faith...All saints give testimony to … Read more

The Feast of the Holy Innocents - A Reflection

Dec 28th 2020 by Cheryl Hadley

Christmas is all things beautiful: consolation, awe, gratitude, and joy. Yet during this “most wonderful time of the year,” the Church invites us to ponder and remember … Read more

10 Christmas Prayers to Reflect On During the Christmas Season

Dec 26th 2020 by Ashley Olik

It’s easy to forget that Christmas lasts more than just one day. On December 26th, the commercial landscape is stripped of lights, snowflakes, and greenery so quickly that it … Read more

The Symbolism Of The Three Christmas Masses

Dec 23rd 2020 by Gretchen Filz

Christmas is the holiest day of the year. Just as we celebrate Easter with a triduum of liturgies (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil), Christmas is celebrated wit … Read more

Was Jesus Really Born In Bethlehem On December 25th?

Dec 21st 2020 by Gretchen Filz

You've probably heard it before: the claim that December 25th was originally an ancient pagan festival. Yes, many people say that December 25th was the day on which … Read more

Praying the O Antiphons: An Ancient Advent Tradition

Dec 15th 2020 by Gretchen Filz

During the final days of Advent, anticipation heightens as the birth of the Savior draws nearer. This anticipation is marked by something special in the prayers of the Liturg … Read more