“Most events are 90% women, and as a result, men’s spiritual journey is left out."

Isn’t it amazing how easily we human beings can take things for granted?

Despite the dire label of “seven deadly sins,” this list speaks to temptations that we, as Christians, struggle with each and every day.

“We must let it be known how the blood of Christ cleanses the souls and sanctifies them, particularly by means of the sacraments.”

I am grateful that you asked this question. In fact, I’ve been pondering this for a number of years now: What do we “do” with “famous Catholics”?

The Eucharist is calling us to a way forward here and now in addition to the eternal forward.

During his lifetime, Anthony encouraged the faithful to commit to 40 hours of continuous prayer before the Eucharist.

Prayer is a gift of God’s grace to us. It is not something we merit. Consequently, prayer calls for our response.

The Sacred Heart offers assurance of the immense mercy of God.

Bishop Fabre-Jeune wants Catholics to work like bees work together toward a “sweeter place to be.”

Clotilde was a Christian princess, born in the fifth century, who hailed from Burgundy, France; she married Clovis, chief of the pagan warrior Franks.

Contemplative prayer is first and foremost a gift, a grace. Consequently, we must receive it in humility and a poverty of spirit.

Were you there?

We come to understand ourselves better as we draw closer to Jesus.

Ordinary time helps us appreciate and value extraordinary moments, and it’s no different in our lives as liturgical Catholics.

We can turn to Scripture, especially Jesus’ words and actions, for practical guidance.

The sacrifice of the Mass is just that: the eternal moment when Christ relinquished his body and blood on the cross for our redemption.

Focus on the Mass. Zoom in on Jesus. Believe in him, and he will bless you.

Fear, whether within us or announced to others, always runs contrary to God’s word. As love increases, fear diminishes and vice versa.

Have you ever stopped to think about what exactly you're committing yourself to when you say "yes"?

Can you imagine the disciples’ emotions as they watched Jesus ascend into heaven?

Feast: May 21

We are sinners, and we make mistakes. What can you do to make it right after acting atrociously?

Even in our own minds, we can at times fail to see the connection and parallel of the liturgy on earth with the liturgy in heaven.

Get started with a prayer routine.