Explore the unmerited gift of God’s own life and how His "grace upon grace" bridges the infinite gap to transform us into adopted children of the Father.

A pioneering nurse and Bridgettine reformer who risked her life to save Jewish families and unite Christians through compassionate service.

Honor the 800th anniversary of the Poor Man of Assisi by seeking the special jubilee indulgence.

Transform your living space into a sanctuary of grace by incorporating and blessing sacred signs that bring the holy into the ordinary moments of daily life.

Overcoming the spiritual trap of constant grumbling by rediscovering gratitude and the gift of honest communication.

In the month of May the Church celebrates a remarkable French sister who dedicated herself to Christ by serving him in the poor.

Try these short prayers!

Gossip can be one of those sins in our life that is there but we rarely even notice it until we see its immediate effects.

The councils get their name from the Greek word oikoumene, meaning “the whole inhabited world.”

Chile’s first saint

The Key to Praying Always

Including the passion, death, resurrection and ascension of Christ, the Paschal Mystery encompasses all that Christ did to redeem us.

Having reminders around us that have been consecrated to the Lord assists us and reminds us that we, too, have been consecrated to God.

Insights from the Stations

The final theme of Catholic Social Teaching that we will examine in this series is care for creation.

There is a difference between “regret” and “repentance.” It is good to have both, but we need at least one of these.

Turibius Alfonso was serving as a Grand Inquisitor in Spain when King Philip II commanded that he become as a missionary archbishop.

St. Gregory of Narek was a mystical and lyrical poet, monk and theologian.

St. John Paul II described the common good as both the good of the whole of humanity and each individual.

Patroness of Hawaii

I serve at my parish all of the time. Whenever my pastor (or really anyone) asks me to help, I usually say yes.

Let’s glean some wisdom from our heavenly friends in order to take that first step in deepening our relationship with God.

If we understood one thing clearly, I believe that it would change everything about how we approach the Mass.

The Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ, better known as the Christmas Proclamation, is a verifiable trip through time.

This is a story of a star whose bright light shone in the night sky for all the world to see.