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The Lord is gracious and merciful! slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love” (Psalm 103:8). His love is not
April 27, 2025
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The Lord is gracious and merciful! slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love” (Psalm 103:8). His love is not
Pope Francis on mercy shows how grace can begin in an imperfect heart. Learn what the Church teaches about contrition, confession, and hope.
Pope Francis speaking on vocations gives us the example of the devout rich man. “His heart was restless, because the
March 2nd is the anniversary of a saint who like our Mother Angelica, founded both Clarian and Franciscan monasteries, and
That’s a little like asking, show me proof of a miracle. I was once asked that question by students preparing
Looking at the violence in Nigeria and Ukraine, I had to ask myself what would Saints Francis and Clare
Is doubt normal in vocation discernment? Discover how Eucharistic prayer and Franciscan trust help men navigate uncertainty in religious life and grow in confidence before God.
What does “faith without works is dead” mean, and do Catholics believe good works earn salvation? Learn how grace, faith, charity, and the Eucharist belong together.
We received with great delight the holy image of Our Lady of Czestochowa known as the Black Madonna. The pilgrim
The Eucharist Is Not a Symbol We live in a world that is comfortable with symbols and uneasy with reality.
There is something in our world that cultivate perpetual adolescence. And I’m not alone in noticing the grid-lock especially in
When is the sixth day of Christmas, what gift appears in the song, and what does the Catholic Church celebrate on December 30? Find the meaning.
During most of the year, it is traditional to pray the Angelus at 6 a.m., noon, and 6 p.m. But
Originally published June 30, 2015; substantially revised in October 2026. Matrimonii Sacramentum, after 1757, by Pietro Longhi after Giovanni Marco
Updated October 1, 2026: This article was substantially revised to explain Matthew 5:3 through Scripture and the Catechism and to
Updated October 1, 2026: This article was substantially revised to explain Jacob’s encounter in Genesis 32, its Catholic meaning, and
Why Should We Be More Devoted to St. Joseph? Why should people consider being more devoted to St. Joseph in
Rekindling Our Faith: Growing in Devotion to the Eucharist When it comes to our faith journey, we go through different
The Magi and the End of the Christmas Octave The arrival of the Magi at the manger is a significant
Do animals have souls? A careful Catholic explanation of animal and human souls, pets in heaven, Pope Francis’s real words, and kindness to creation.
Contemplate the face of Jesus on the Shroud of Turin through the Church’s careful teaching and discover the majesty, suffering, and kingship of Christ.
Fostering Friendship with God Through Prayer The Church has many prayer traditions that can help with fostering a greater
Overcoming Loneliness Through the Love of Christ God knows that we have all experienced some aspect of feeling lonely or
A Catholic prayer and practical guidance for anyone feeling distant from God, returning to the Church, or praying for a fallen-away Catholic.
What Moses and the twelve spies can teach Catholics about truth, charity, courage, discernment, and faithful communication in the digital world.
“I will offer You the sacrifice of Thanksgiving and call on the name of the Lord.” (Ps 116:17, RSVCE 2nd)
The Power of Contrition: A Grace That Transforms the Soul In the wake of the French Revolution, when the
The Power of Simple Prayer: Loving God With Every Breath “Jesus, I love you. Help me to love you more.”
Celebrating Corpus Christi in the Spirit of the Eucharistic Revival It’s time to celebrate once again! The Solemnity of Corpus
…they cast down their crowns before the throne, singing, “Worthy are You, our Lord and God, to receive glory and
Jesus Waits for You in the Tabernacle There is a lesser-known fact among practicing Catholics, it is that within the
Silence Is the Heart of Eucharistic Adoration Silence is key for Eucharistic Adoration. A lot of people can try
Silence: The Heart of Eucharistic Adoration Silence is key for Eucharistic Adoration. A lot of people can try to fill
Reflecting on God the Father Through Creation If we look at God specifically as Father, we can learn a
By David Kilby The Spiritual Example of St. Joseph and St. Francis Since Pope Francis became pope, the way of
By David Kilby If Catholic culture is to survive in our increasingly global and secular society, we Catholics have to
Br. Angelo has recorded a new series of reflections on the Beatitudes, which were given to us by Jesus Himself.
And in order to see my own faults, I need one of the most crucial virtues of the gospels: humility.
May you be touched by Him with this poem. Thinking I had it all figured out. Living my life, yet
May the Lord give you His Peace! In these times when Satan and his minions are fighting hard to take
In olden times, there lived in a certain part of England a rich and powerful knight, who kept a great
Pierre de Coubertin convinced Pope Pius X that “organized sport can create moral and social strength” and it was the