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The Catholic Faith is a treasure trove. A treasure trove where upon exploration, we discover that it is bottomless. The...
Way back in January, most of us were excited to begin a new year and a new decade. Typically, January...
Recently, my family and I enjoyed a movie night featuring the new release, Fatima. This movie, which can be seen...
For the past seven months, I have been part of a coaching group that supports me in attaining some personal...
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It was mid-March. My six children just returned home from school indefinitely. Our parish was preparing to close its doors...
As Catholic mothers, we want the very best for our children. We want them to be happy and healthy. We...
When Jesus saw his mother and the disciple whom he loved standing beside her, he said to his mother,...
I didn’t grow up knowing anything about the Divine Mercy Chaplet. In fact, I didn’t pray the Chaplet until I...
This Lent has been like no other. On Ash Wednesday, we began with a plan for prayer, fasting, and almsgiving....
Three weeks ago, life felt normal. We went to work and school. We were in usual routines of running errands,...
A married woman must, when called upon, quit her devotions to God at the altar to find Him in her...
It was the first full week of January. My children were back in school, and life was slowly returning to...
I didn’t grow up with an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in my house, and there wasn’t one...
“Close your eyes after Holy Communion,†Father Andrew instructed. “Let yourself feel the loving embrace of Jesus.†I try to...
I walk with my friend. We’re set on finally finding Jesus. We’ve heard Him speak. We’ve seen Him heal. If...
The air in the chapel contains an allure, powerful yet gentle. And I am drawn into the intensity of God’s...
Several years ago, I had an ongoing vision in my Christian imagination of Jesus and me on a playground. When...
