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American HistoryMaryland: America's Catholic Experiment in Religious Liberty

Maryland: America's Catholic Experiment in Religious Liberty

Discover how Maryland became a refuge for Catholics seeking religious freedom & helped shape America's tradition of religious liberty. Part 2 in a 3-part series. 

Catholic LivingWhy the First Catholics Came to America: The Search for Religious Freedom

Why The First Catholics Came to America: The Search for Religious Freedom

Having lived under restrictions themselves, many Catholic settlers understood the dangers of allowing government power to dictate matters of faith.

Prayer & InspirationView from a road in the mountains

Traveling this summer? Don't forget prayers and blessings for safe travels!

Whether heading out on your daily commute or a vacation,  it's important to always pray before traveling to ask for God's blessing and for spiritual protection.

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What do Catholics believe? Our goal is to share the Catholic faith in bite-sized snippets. Get answers with our quick daily reads!

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A Family Of SaintsWhat two saints lost their heads but kept their souls?

What two saints lost their heads but kept their souls?

Two men defied a king, lost their lives, but kept their souls. Saints Thomas More and John Fisher inspire courage and faithfulness.

A Family Of SaintsWhat Saints were fathers?

What Saints were fathers?

This Father's Day, consider these saintly fathers...

Church HistoryBasilica of Our Lady of Consolation

Catholic American Pilgrimage: Destination #5, the Basilica of Our Lady of Consolation

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, we continue with this series. We have been to the West Coast, the East Coast, and now the Midwest