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The Gift of the Rosaryby: Alyssa AzulMy very first rosary was given to me by my grandmother when I was around 5 years old, It was blessed in Rome and had aRead more » .png)
The Holy Souls Need Your PrayersThe Catholic Church teaches after death; the holy souls can no longer earn merit through prayer or good works; therefore, they cannotRead more » .png)
The Rosary is Boring (and that’s actually pretty great)by: Victoria KieserSometimes people complain that “the Rosary is boring.” And yeah, sometimes I would have to agree. The scripted words.Read more » .png)
A Teacup of Grace is Enoughby: MistySimilar to the British, the French also have an afternoon teatime they call “le Goûter,” which consists of tea andRead more » .png)
Five Ways we Benefit from the Most Holy Rosaryby: Anni HarryAs we fought through traffic to deliver the meal post-school pick-up, my oldest asked why we “always” make a meal for a newRead more » .png)
On the Choosing, Keeping, and Caring of Catholic Godparentsby: Maurisa MayerleChoosing good godparents is an important part of planning a Catholic baptism. A godparent must be a Catholic in goodRead more » .png)
Funerals, Their Charm, & Praying for the Deadby: Devon WattamWhen I was a little girl, I loved funerals. Death meant family time, good food, and prayer. What more was there? CatholicsRead more » .png)
Running Changed My View on Confessionby: RandiI don’t go to confession nearly as often as I’d like, but when I do, it’s always this image of the vast towering cross andRead more » .png)
Lessons in GenerosityJesus teaches, “It is more blessed to give than to receive” (Acts 20:35). One of my life goals is to be generous to a fault. MyRead more » .png)
How (Not) To Martha Up Your Lifeby: Antonia GoddardI knew God was right, I needed to slow down, to listen to His word, to do what he wanted for me and stop worrying aboutRead more » .png)
Nourish My Body, Nourish My SoulAlthough what we eat plays an important part in nourishing our body, where we eat and with whom we eat nourishes our soul. ThisRead more » .png)
The Addiction that Slowly Kills Familiesby: Martina KreitzerBoys whose fathers are addicted are more likely to display aggressive behavior than fathers who are notRead more » .png)
Every Run Tells A Storyby: RandiWhen I run I am grounded. I am stripped raw of all the worldly afflictions. I am exposed – bare, raw, and vulnerable. AndRead more » .png)
Five Reasons to Wear a Veil (and Five Not to…)by: Antonia GoddardWhilst veiling is becoming an increasingly popular decision among young Catholic women, my journey to the mantilla hasRead more » .png)
A Name Most Powerful: Maryby: Anni HarryYet, we see in the Gospels that she also kept all things in her heart. The difficult moments in teaching a toddler-Jesus toRead more » loading
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