St. Marie of the Incarnation always trusted in the providence of God, despite all obstacles.

God wants to speak to us – all we need is to pause and listen.

As a young mother, I often worried about how to teach my children the faith in addition to attending Mass.

An old metaphor to help us understand our relationship to God beyond the restrictions of Lent.

The Eucharist calls us to serve the Lord and one another. Christ’s humility invites us to strive for humility ourselves.

There are a few things to keep in mind when discerning God’s will.

The GDC indicates that adults “have a right and a duty to bring to maturity the seed of faith sown in them by God.”

The Catholic faith is rich with tradition which culminates in a Mass known as the Easter Vigil.

Holy Saturday offers us an invaluable lesson on grief and what it means to reach the other side.

According to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), the O...

It seems to me that it is one of my more serious faults. What do I do?

Think you don’t have time to pray? Think again!

"So where is God, then?"

If you're struggling with maintaining a prayer life, take heart that this is your path to holiness right now

Benedetta died on March 21, 1858, but her example of courage and fidelity to God’s will live on.

Its roots are in the Ten Commandments, which are an example of divine law.

Exploring the connection between the Eucharist and our understanding of the Church

Holiness represents the culmination of little daily decisions, actions, virtues and surrenders.

Visiting the imprisoned might seem, at first glance, a work of mercy that’s out of reach for most families.

What I’m talking about are people who go unnoticed. Time and again ...

A Sacrament of Belonging and a Sacrament of Hope

Some years ago, a student in my psychology class sighed in anguish, “Don’t make me think, just give me the answer.”

I am composing these words on October 11, 2022, which is the 60th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council.

Simply put, to consecrate something means to make it holy.

We Catholics celebrate the Epiphany of the Lord, which is “the manifestation of Jesus as the Messiah of Israel; the Son of God.”