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St. Teresa of Avila: Mystic & Reformer - Blessed Is She

A mystic and reformer. St. Teresa of Avila’s heart, mind, and soul were absorbed in all that is Divine and...

Follow Me: On the Feast of St. Matthew - Blessed Is She

Chiaroscuro is a term used to describe the contrast of light and dark in a painting. The artform was made...

Praying for Priestly Vocations with St. John Vianney - Blessed Is She

Eight years of prayer and study pointed to one incredible day. Laudate Dominum rang through our ears as we sang...

St. Maria Goretti: Peace Through Mercy - Blessed Is She

Just over one hundred and fifteen years ago, little Maria Goretti was killed in Nettuno, Italy. The Short and Saintly...

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The Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help - Blessed Is She

Most every day, my dad would stop by the same parish on his way home from work to pray for...

Corpus Christi: The Secret of the Day - Blessed Is She

The Eucharist is the secret of my day. It gives strength and meaning to all my activities of service to...

Divine Mercy and the "Spark" of the Sacred Heart - Blessed Is She

It has been just over six years since I made a pilgrimage to Krakow, Poland to visit the Shrine of...

Beauty Worthy of Praise - Blessed Is She

Sometimes you just need a pick-me-up. T minus 4 years ago I developed a heightening concern for my appearance. Comparison,...

I Heart Books: About Divine and Human Love - Blessed Is She

The season of reading pink, chalk-like candy sweethearts with anecdotal sayings like “I love you” and “True Love” is upon...

How to Evangelize Through Hospitality and Delight - Blessed Is She

The Lord speaks to our hearts in innumerable ways, and delighting the senses is an ideal way to evangelize through...