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Special Edition Friday Freebie: Sacred Heart of Jesus Framed Print
— This contest is now closed. Thank you! — In honor of this week's Sacred Heart of Jesus feast day, we're giving away this 17" x 21" Sacred Heart of Jesus framed canvas print by artist Adolpho Sim...
Making a Place For Prayer in Your Home
My mom became Catholic a few years ago. I was fortunate enough to sit in on many of her RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) classes. There was a group of about fifteen catechumens and sp...
Catholic Wedding Gift Ideas: Religious Wedding Gifts for Catholic Couples
Holy Matrimony is a joyous occasion uniting a bride and groom in a sacred covenant with God. It's a covenant so life-altering and sanctifying that it is a sacrament in the Catholic Church.
What are the seven corporal works of mercy?
These works are the perfect guide for imitating Jesus.
Catholic Mother’s Day Gifts for Grandmothers: Meaningful & Faithful Gifts for Her
Shop Catholic Mother’s Day gifts for Grandma at The Catholic Company. Personalized, Marian, and prayerful gift ideas that honor a Grandmother's faith and legacy.
Gifts Ideas for the Priests We Cherish
Is it far-fetched to say we Catholics cherish our priests? After all, they may not even know us personally; they may recognize our faces, but not know our names (though it's amazing how priests do ...
Faith-Filled Mother’s Day Gifts for New Moms and Moms-to-Be
Mother’s Day (or any day) gifts for new moms and expectant mothers. Faith-filled ideas to encourage and support her first season of motherhood.
Catholic Father's Day Gifts for Grandpa: Faith-Filled Gifts He'll Treasure
Find meaningful Catholic Father's Day gifts for Grandpa, including personalized keepsakes, prayer gifts, books, St. Joseph devotionals & everyday items.
Why is St. Joseph known as the “Terror of Demons”?
Among St. Joseph’s many powerful titles, this one stands out.
What is a Shepherd's Mass?
The Shepherds’ Mass captures the humble, urgent, joyful response to the Incarnation: when ordinary people—lowly shepherds—became the first earthly witnesses to God-with-us.
10 Thoughtful Catholic Gifts That Inspire Faith and Joy: Perfect for Every Occasion
Finding the perfect gift can be a challenging task, especially when you want it to resonate on a deeper level. Whether it’s a birthday, a baptism, or just a thoughtful gesture, choosing a gift that...
Living Liturgically - Celebrating Lent with Young Children
Most of us probably think of Lent as a somber time of repentance, sacrifice, fasting, and intense preparation that is not necessarily joyful. In fact, we feel it is more fruitful when we "do the ha...
Consoling Words From Our Blessed Mother
“Am I not here, I who am your Mother?” —Our Lady of GuadalupeThere is something special about a mother's love. Now, more than ever, in these uncertain times, I pray that my own children will turn...
How many approved Marian apparitions are there?
Discover the 16 Marian apparitions officially approved by the Catholic Church—and learn how the Church investigates these miraculous events. Includes insights on locally approved apparitions like O...
When the Wine Runs Out: What Christ's First Miracle Taught Me About Marriage
Discover what the Wedding at Cana teaches about Catholic marriage. Learn how Christ's first miracle offers hope, healing, and renewal for marriages.
Entering the Cell of Self-Knowledge with St. Catherine of Siena
If the cell of self-knowledge is so life-giving, why do we resist it? Simply put: because it is uncomfortable.
No Soul Is Beyond Divine Mercy
“My Heart overflows with great mercy for souls, and especially for poor sinners. If only they could understand that I am the best of Fathers to them..."
6 Ways to Deepen Your Relationship with Your Patron Saint
Cultivating a deeper relationship with your patron saint(s) is one way to grow in your faith and in communion with the Church of the past and the present. These intimate friendships help connect us...
Who is the Holy Spirit & How Does He Work in Our Lives?
The Third Person of the Blessed Trinity, the Holy Spirit, is a complete mystery to many Catholics—perhaps even an unknown. After all, for most of us, it's more natural to feel we have a relationshi...
The Truth About the Holy Family: God’s Pattern for Family Life
Love usually makes husband and wife one, states Sheen, but in the case of Mary and Joseph, it was not their combined loves but Jesus who made them one.
12 Inspiring Religious Paintings & Their Meanings
Being Catholic doesn't mean that I spend all day praying, listening to Christian music, and watching EWTN. When I travel, I visit museums as part of my must-see list. On previous trips I didn't loo...
St. Joseph the Worker and the Sanctification of Human Work
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 Creation, when the Lord in...
7 Reasons to Bring Back the Tradition of Catholic Christmas Cards this Year
If you walk into any store or shop online between now and December 25th, you will see an increasing amount and variety of Christmas cards.Snowmen, snowy landscapes, reindeer, wrapped presents, snow...
5 Reasons for Seeking Spiritual Silence & How to Begin
Silence does not come naturally to me. My brain is frequently spinning plates. I am inclined to "talk to think." Retreating interiorly in silence and prayer takes focus and discipline for us extro...