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Wellness: A Catholic Perspective
Wellness is one trend we’re actually glad to see! From green smoothies to mindfulness apps, the world is all about “wellness”—and for good reason. But as Catholics, we’re called to something deeper.
Great Catholic Books to Read in 2026
At the end of the day, a bookshelf is a small portrait of what we think matters. So, what's on your shelf?
Who is the only Apostle who wasn’t martyred?
The “beloved disciple” lived to the ripe age of about 100 years.
How do I pray a novena?
What is a novena and why should I pray one during Advent and Christmas?
A Short History of the Devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus
Veneration of the Holy Face of Jesus has its beginning during the very passion of Our Lord, making it one of the oldest devotions in the Christian tradition.
What flower is named for Christ’s Passion?
This striking bloom helped missionaries in their work.
How to Support Military Families: A Catholic Guide to Faith and Encouragement
Support military families with faith. Discover Catholic encouragement, practical help, and meaningful ways to strengthen soldiers and loved ones during deployment.
What is the story behind the Infant of Prague?
This famous Czech devotion has its roots in…Spain.
Your soul is just like…a garden?!
Watering and weeding are not only for plants!
How to Add a Touch of Faith into Your Office Space
Take a quick look around your office. How many reminders of your faith do you have?Whether in the home or away from home, many of us spend a lot of time working in our office. There is no better wa...
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 ...
9 Saintly Laywomen To Inspire You Throughout The Year
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. Therese of Lis...
Our Lady's 15 Promises to Those Who Pray Her Rosary
The Holy Rosary is an enormous source of grace and spiritual protection, one of the most powerful sacramentals of the Catholic Church. Sister Lucia dos Santos, one of the children to whom Our Lady ...
A Guide to 4 Popular Devotional Tools for Lent
Christmas and Easter are the two principle feasts of the liturgical year. On Christmas our Savior was born, and on Easter, the Church's most important feast, our Savior accomplished what he was bor...
Do you practice "divine seeing?"
This prayer practice can help heal your vision…
Which Catholic queen went herself to quell a rebellion—and succeeded?
Isabella of Castile must have laughed in the face of danger more than once in her life.
8 (Spiritual) New Year's Resolutions for Catholics
January is here again, and it's time to make our annual New Year's resolutions. Every Catholic should add to their list a few spiritual resolutions designed to help them climb that mountain of faith!
If You Struggle to Believe God Loves You, Read I Believe in Love
Discover why I Believe in Love, inspired by St. Thérèse’s Little Way, has helped countless readers rediscover trust in God’s mercy and His great love for them.
Purgatory: Why We Believe & What We Can Do
After growth and vibrancy during the lush and prolific seasons, sunstruck leaves in the treetops begin to age and turn. They slowly dapple with the passage of time. Drying and curling until no long...
6 Ways to Live a More Fruitful Lent
Lent is a sacred season of reflection, repentance, and renewal. It's an opportunity to grow closer to God, detach from worldly distractions, and deepen our spiritual life. But how can we make this ...
The unknown Doctor who saved Germany’s faith
Who led the charge against the errors of Luther?
The Strange Gift Jesus Wants Most: Our Sins
What does Confession have to do with surrender? A Catholic reflection on mercy, self-knowledge, and the freedom that comes from giving God our sins.
Which young venerable took his religious vows as he was dying?
Nicola D’Onofrio did not let cancer stop him from consecrating himself to God.
"Now What?" 18 Inspiring Quotes for Recent College Grads
"We become what we celebrate. What are you celebrating?"— Matthew Kelly, Catholic speaker & authorCollege graduation. The word "exciting" does not capture the emotions this occasion stirs. (Sti...